Honestly, painting a human face on objects like masks or helmets doesn't seem too strange to Fu Qian.
But typically, those faces are meant to either intimidate enemies or provide a gentle enlightenment; they must have something extraordinary about them.
This face, on one hand, does have exaggeration, such as eyes that are unnaturally large and spaced far apart.
Unfortunately, instead of giving an impression of wisdom, it only brings to mind the legendary clarity of stupidity.
Paired with a mouth that droops downward, as if perpetually about to drool, the stupidity reaches a near-pathological level, feeling almost tangible.
A research organization dedicated to exploring the beginnings and ends of the world uses the face of an alien with intellectual impediments as a symbol?
Fu Qian has never underestimated the human pioneers bold enough to explore, but at that moment, he was moved by the courage displayed before him.
Could it be a constant reminder of one's own foolishness?
