Maybe it dried whilst she was sitting waiting for Shu to wake up
No, I think when she was floating in the water Valia's clothes never got wet.Logically speaking, waiting for her husband to wake up gave Valia plenty of time to change clothes.
Valia's clothes will never dry completely, but will become damp. Besides, how could Valia possibly be okay with wet clothes that haven't been changed? Surely Valia will experience an extraordinary high fever.Again, it is a logic in real life, but in this story it seems like it is not used. (￣∇￣")
I agree. My thought is because it was some "holy thing" to keep the two alive that you could say their state before entering the coffin (dry hair and dry clothes) remained the same even while in the coffin
That's what I meant, thanks for explaining it in a simple way. (⌒▽⌒)
I learned to think of it as if the characters have 100 or so outfit that are exactly the same, that's the only way I can stay sane. (￣∇￣")
Ahahahaha, when reading manga/manhwa/hua/anime it seems like that kind of thinking is needed.
Excuse me madam, when you wake up from the puddle of water in the coffin, shouldn't you change your clothes first??
You float on water in a coffin and when you wake up you're still wearing the same clothes hahaha