Rod is not particularly concerned about this matter now, as being called a black rice bucket doesn't make him angry anymore.
After all, such a powerful rice bucket is rarely seen, right?
If it's not about being a rice bucket, then why care? It can even conceal the existence of the Dream Realm, avoiding unnecessary disturbances.
However, this strong contrast makes him feel targeted.
Indeed, his initial Fire Spark name was terrible, a secret order from Dean Theodore.
But after that, there's no need to do this, right?
Even if you always comply with Theodore's secret orders, unable to translate the true meaning of Star, why not use some majestic and powerful words?
[Blank] can be translated as "thirsty void," [Bright Red Tears] can be translated as "blood dripping from a hole."
Is everyone in the naming department of the Mechanical Research Institute missing their brains? Or have their souls been occupied by an unpredictable Evil God?
