Recaps

Novia stopped Amakusa’s plan to remake humanity, defeated Amaterasu, and reunited with the Servants before arriving in Chaldea. The story then followed Kavia through ancient India’s divine upheavals, ending as Indra attacked the young Jalandhara with his Vajra.

• Novia rejected Amakusa’s plan to create an eternally peaceful world, defeated Amaterasu, and stopped Jeanne d'Arc’s attack before the Servants departed.
• Novia returned to Chaldea as its maintenance mage, where Romani was revealed to be Solomon and Fou greeted him at the entrance.
• Kavia appeared before Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, then guided Vivasvat through the flood and helped shape events among India’s gods.
• Kavia helped the Devas and Asuras churn the Ocean of Milk, rescued Indra from Vritra and Tvashtar, and placed Vritra at his residence.
• Kavia watched over Kama and Jalandhara, rebuked Jalandhara for threatening Kama, and brought them together at a gathering in the forest.
• Kavia and Shiva helped restore Vishnu’s memories after the five devotees’ wish separated him from his duties, and Vishnu reconciled with them.
• After Narada told Indra about a remarkable boy, Indra found Jalandhara and hurled his Vajra at him despite the Sage of the Sacrifices’ warning.

Jalandhara rose to rule the Three Worlds before his choices and Virochana’s death brought him back to Shiva. After Kavia sacrificed himself to save Sati and later returned, he raised Kama’s reincarnation and tried to prevent Andhaka from becoming Shiva’s enemy.

• Kavia persuaded Shiva to attend Daksha’s ceremony, but Daksha used the gathering to insult Shiva, and Jalandhara began winning the Asuras’ allegiance under Shukra’s guidance.
• Jalandhara became Asuras King, defeated the gods, and ruled the Three Worlds before learning that he was Shiva’s wrath, and he rejected Shiva and was killed after Vishnu’s deception led to Virochana’s death.
• Daksha excluded Shiva and Sati from his fire sacrifice, and Sati died after defending Shiva, and Kavia vowed to reincarnate, while Shiva summoned Virabhadra and severed Daksha’s head.
• Kavia was reborn as a baby whom Kama adopted, and he later took her place when Kama tried to make Parvati fall in love with Shiva, and Kavia absorbed Shiva’s wrath and helped bring Shiva and Parvati together.
• Kavia encountered Andhaka, whose brothers tried to kill him and who later gained sight through hearing after offering his flesh to Brahma, and Andhaka chose a condition for his death and went to find Maya.
• Andhaka became Asuras King and, after Shukra revealed his origins, decided to defeat Shiva and take Parvati, and Shiva confronted him, and Kavia stopped Shiva from killing him.

Kavia guided the events surrounding Rama and Krishna while his conflict with the forces of Dharma grew into an open stalemate. As Krishna awaited the Ideal King destined to overcome him, Kavia announced the approach of Dharma’s End.

• Kavia stopped Shiva from killing Andhaka and asked him why he had tried to take Parvati, while Ravana began his rise and Vishnu resolved to reincarnate as a human.
• Kavia helped Rama learn to focus on his target, witnessed Rama win Sita by lifting Shiva’s bow, and later supported him as he defeated Ravana and became king.
• After Rama exiled Sita, Kavia’s grief and anger transformed him into a wrathful aspect, and Durga calmed him while Kama left the Human Realm in tears.
• Kavia returned with Durga and comforted Kama, then witnessed the events surrounding Ganesha, Sita’s final departure, and Mohini’s arrival as Mahishi’s threat emerged.
• Kavia and Mohini created a daughter who could defeat Mahishi, while Kama took the place of the god of growth and killed Mahishi with the Arrow of Love.
• Kavia guided Vasudeva in carrying Krishna to safety, watched Krishna grow, and later urged Ekalavya to resist injustice as the conflict among the Pandavas and Kauravas escalated.
• Kavia allowed Krishna’s ritual to proceed, and Kama became Pradyumna, and Pradyumna later returned to Krishna and Bhadra, carrying Kavia’s lesson to care for and resist the oppression of lower castes.
• During the war, Ekalavya stopped Arjuna from killing Karna, Krishna revealed the Bhagavad Gita, and Kavia entered a prolonged stalemate with Krishna before declaring that Dharma’s End was approaching.

Kavia guided Siddhartha toward enlightenment and Parinirvana, then challenged Supreme Brahman’s oppressive Lila and destroyed it. The story returned to Chaldea, where Novia settled in and Ritsuka Fujimaru arrived as an experiment began.

• After Krishna’s death, Kavia comforted Kali and began guiding Siddhartha, who witnessed caste oppression and left the palace to seek liberation.
• Siddhartha studied with ascetics, rejected their answers, and chose the Middle Way before attaining enlightenment beneath the Bodhi Tree.
• Siddhartha taught the Dharma and entered Parinirvana, opening a passage that let Kavia confront Supreme Brahman in its room.
• Kavia challenged Supreme Brahman’s hierarchy and Lila as resistance spread through Davia’s generations, while Kali and the gods defeated Bhandasura.
• Kavia destroyed Supreme Brahman, spoke with Siddhartha before his Parinirvana, and then watched Jesus arrive in Bethlehem.
• Novia woke in Chaldea, joined its staff and Team A, and helped maintain the facility while warning Chaldeas that someone from within would destroy it.
• Wodime welcomed Ritsuka Fujimaru to Antarctica as Chaldeas recognized her, and the experiment began with her testing.
• Chaldea went dark after Ritsuka was awakened, while Goetia recalled Novia’s strength and concluded that Novia had approved his plan.