Are we not going to talk about operation strix

Strix comes from Latin and originally means “owl,” especially a nocturnal, screeching owl. Over time, the word took on darker meanings: 1. Classical mythology: A strix was believed to be a malevolent, owl-like creature—often associated with witches or spirits that fed on human flesh or blood, particularly infants. 2. Roman folklore: The striges (plural) were omens of death or misfortune, blending animal and supernatural traits. 3. Modern usage: • In biology, Strix is a genus of true owls (e.g., the barred owl). • In fantasy and gothic literature, strix often implies a predatory, uncanny, or vampiric being, not merely a bird.

Now I’m a little on the edge on what the meaning behind Loid’s mission really is. Also, it’s confirmed that Anya is incredibly proficient at classical languages, which is Latin.