The narrative explores the profound cost of devotion through Sylina's physical and spiritual sacrifices to her goddess. Her journey challenges the very foundation of her identity as she questions whether the price of absolute loyalty is worth the loss of personal agency and emotional freedom.

Through Atrius's character and the corrupt king of Glaea, the story delves into the nuanced nature of villainy. What appears as straightforward malevolence reveals itself to be layered with trauma, necessity, and the potential for redemption, forcing readers to question their preconceptions about good and evil.

The developing bond between Sylina and Atrius transcends their adversarial roles, examining how unexpected connections can challenge our most deeply held beliefs and vows. Their relationship serves as a catalyst for questioning the validity of absolute devotion to any cause.