I drew Lilith, who is said to be the first human woman.
Adam, the first man of mankind, was conjugal with Lilith before being married to Eve. Lilith argued that men and women should be equal because they came from the same soil. When Adam rejected the claim, Lilith flew out, shouting the name of her god, and settled on the shores of the Red Sea. (After that, she will be a story involving an angel, but I will omit it.) Then Lilith became an evil spirit. Today, Lilith has become a symbol of the women's liberation movement.
In this work, Lilith has the theme that if you protect her dignity, she will love you even if she burns in hell. Her expression contrasting with the depiction of her falling to the bottom of hell is a gentle and soft smile. Mint green beryl, which represents her equality, shines on her chest.