The image of the human head and bird body is a simple splicing feature of the era of all things having spirits. However, in the process of humanistic development, the sublimity of the deified image is different from being incorporated into and monsterized as pagan things.

Harpier has experienced both.

However, in that era, the "human head and bird body" were the "human head" and the "bird body", instead of covering the human body with feathers, with humans as the main body, and carrying bird characteristics.

The charming and beautiful humanoid posture was quite rampant in Yaoyan's era.

Haerpier, having this attitude, at least one thing is to say.

"era".

Ocean, death...

In this world, the formation of such a human-like attitude should at least be around the time when Yao Yan lived.

ps: While the Chinese New Year, I read the mythological and folklore books I bought before again.

If you are interested, you can also take a look.

"Stories of Monsters in Country Z", "Southwest Volume/Northwest Volume/East China/North China"

"Greek Myth", "Divine List", "Book Library", "Metamorphosis", "Second Records"

I have only read these during this period, and there are many others, and I will not describe them one by one, so I can take a look.

Oh, of course, I recommend that you try to understand the author/translator’s psychology when reading, and also to understand the reasons for different versions based on the word and sentence habits in the text description.
Chapter completed!