May
The Chinese characters for day (午) and month (月) mean ‘the moon that rises during the day.’
First, let's look at the theme of the mission given this time, 'Those who criticize God: Criticism'.
When I saw it, the first thing that came to mind was the fallen angel, Lucifer, who is famous for his name meaning 'the one who shines light', so I tried to put a thin picture of Lucifer in the silhouette and titled it 'May' because when considering Lucifer's situation or meaning, I thought that the moon that shines brighter at night would be more suitable than the sun that shines during the day, so I named Lucifer the moon.
I tried to express the sun as a god.
Also, although the moon is not very visible, it is still up during the day.
The moon (Lucifer) wants to be on equal footing with the sun (God).
I wanted to express desire, critical and rebellious attitude. 🙇♀️❤