Ch. 321You Actually Called Me a Traitor
Key Plot Points and Events
- Shirou and his avatars discuss unifying all worlds, but decide it's too early and risky.
- Mizukage Shirou considers using a 'honey trap' on Kaguya Otsutsuki to gain her forces.
- Apollo, the Sun God from Saint Seiya, joins the meeting and shares his divine voice with Kitahara Shirou.
Character Developments
- Shirou avatars show strategic thinking and caution in their plans for world unification.
- Mizukage Shirou considers using underhanded tactics to gain an advantage, showing pragmatism.
- Apollo exhibits divine power and indifference, maintaining a distance from others.
Significant Themes
- Power dynamics and alliances (Mizukage Shirou's consideration of using Kaguya Otsutsuki).
- Caution and strategic planning (Shirou avatars' approach to world unification).
- Divine power and its impact (Apollo's sharing of his voice with Kitahara Shirou).
Character Interactions
- Shirou avatars discuss and debate their plans, showing unity and respect for each other's opinions.
- Mizukage Shirou and Hayami Shirou engage in a playful, yet serious, exchange about using Kaguya Otsutsuki.
- Apollo's arrival leads to a warm welcome from the other Shirous, highlighting their respect for divine power.