Kallen walked up to one of the sculptures, posed with its arms raised.
The sculpture's clothing was rather ornate, with meticulously crafted details, while the sculpture on the other side, bent over as if scooping something up, wore much simpler clothing.
In any era, aristocratic clothing tended toward the "cumbersome" and "useless," because nobles had to distinguish themselves from those at the bottom. Simply put, their clothes did not need to be suited to manual labor, and the further removed they were from labor, the more "noble" they were.
So the sculpture before him depicted the noblewoman, while the other depicted the woman in traditional ethnic clothing.
Kallen was not making these distinctions for archaeological purposes. He was merely determining which one was the little girl's mother.
She was a noble little girl, and her father had also been lavishly dressed. That little girl might very well have been the "future" Dark Moon Goddess.
Kallen reached up and touched the corner of his eye. His fingertips actually came away with blood.
It seemed that his Eyes of the Dark Moon had resonated intensely not only within the earlier illusion, but in reality as well.
That little girl probably really was the future Dark Moon Goddess.
As a little girl, the Dark Moon Goddess had witnessed her mother being forced to sacrifice herself to the Moon God Artemis, becoming a stepping stone on the Moon God's path to divinity.
Now, the Moon Order God Church still wanted to incorporate Dark Moon Island into its own system through annexation.
If it ultimately succeeded, that would truly be too... melodramatic.
Fortunately, the Order God Church had intervened, and Dark Moon Island had taken refuge with it.
However, Dark Moon Island's legacy consisted only of worship of the "Dark Moon," without giving the "Dark