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Kamistella carefully examined the drawing but couldn't connect it to any depressing thoughts. However, the artist is the one in a state of depression here, not her, and that explains a lot.
"We live in a world where a beautiful girl who loves revealing clothes can one day become a goddess... From this fact, one can conclude that gods are essentially ourselves in the future. With such a view of divinity, it's easier to be optimistic and believe in one's own strength," Kamistella decided to philosophize a little. "And in other respects, I am more a product of my adoptive parents' efforts than a subject of my own development. You see, I only remember the last few years of my life. This actually solves many problems. I've never been sad about it. Who knows what it was like in my younger years..."
By the "happy goddess of the Lunarians," she meant her long-standing idol... Empress Naria es Diesra Arual, and, as her parents told her, the full-fledged goddess of this entire mortal world, who, among other virtues, possessed divine beauty.