Thank you sooo much for the help, Readingfish and RWF! It's been awhile since you were active here Readingfish, I thought you abandoned us. xD I fixed my post based on both your help, thank yooou!
... lol, Jatayu airlines. xD
Ah-hah! If we connect this: "If [something] were to fail, there will no longer be {DDD}." to what Kalavinka told Kasak, then perhaps, the end of the sentence is "there will no longer be a Garuda clan." Omg I love this series. One vague wall of text, and a whole new section of mystery pops out. Until now we thought that Garuda's children were living more or less simple happy lives, until the Power of the Name business. Now it turns out that even when they were together, there was something going on with them, and they were likely hiding things from each other. Even so, they treasured each other. It makes me think a bit of Leez' group: they hide things from one another and have reasons for suspicion, but they still care about one another above all (well, to a certain point).
I'm starting to finally get a better vision of why Maruna is a main character thanks to this. The whispers suggests that Maruna isn't "it", but perhaps there's something going on with all three children. Man, I used to think that Kalavinka was just the one who hid the Name, but I didn't suspect that even her name may be Fake. So many fake names going around. What the Heck is going on? x'P By the way, as to why he's doing all this, I suspect it's just personal. With his mother dead and his father in a coma, Maruna must be feeling very lonely and lost right now. By meeting up with his siblings again, they could maybe come to a decision together, and at the very least it'd give him a goal to focus on in the meantime. At this point, anything must seem better than just sitting around in a dying clan (the clan probably isn't in a good shape either), especially after what happened to the Gandharva clan. Mind you, Maruna's decision might still be a really stupid one, but from his POV it must have seemed like preferable to doing nothing.
About Yuta's indecisiveness, again, I wasn't too fond of it either, but I still think it's understandable. There are many characters in this series who behave in a way that would really annoy me in another series. However, the Weight of their decisions in this series makes it understandable, I think. For example, Asha is grumpy, but heck I'd be grumpy too if my whole planet was blown up and I was left swearing revenge while holding my mother's severed head and a really dubious God shows up to make a dubious offer where he's obviously just using me and which will drain my life away, plus the current planet may be at a similar risk and the one girl who may solve this whole mess is ignorant as heck and disappears regularly to meet who-knows-who. Maruna seems like a huge jerk, but eeeh I'd probably be a jerk to humans too if I were this powerful immortal being facing the equivalent of insects who betrayed my race and sided with the horrendeous Gods instead (well I probably wouldn't be such a jerk but still). Gandharva seems really indecisive, but heck he's already lost everything, what do you want him to do? And God Kubera is backstabbing everyone, but there seems to be things affecting all existence at stake, so, you know.
I mean, everything becomes more understandable when you have a planet or two, a few races and maybe the whole order of the Universe at stake. >_>;;
AHHH. So much we don't know!
Kubera in a line: "Aaah! So much we don't know!" xD
Yuta and Maruna realize God Kubera has been playing a double game. Yuta takes the sword of Re from Leez and goes to visit dad with Maruna, leaving Kalavinka inaccessible in the human realm. Leez never gets her revenge, and opens a mushroom restaurant in Kalibloom.
One Last God Kubera: Happy ending 1.
First though, they should remember that it's bad to waste food, and finish that Snake buffet before they leave. ^^
Edited by Mizura, 07 January 2014 - 02:52 AM.