Chapter Summaries

Chang Wei transformed the Spain prisoners, Great Britain Royal Navy, Viking Pirates, and Celestial Dynasty Pirates into immortal sea creatures bound to their ships, then created a colossal Deep Sea Kraken. The transformed crews feared Chang Wei but welcomed their new protection, while the Kraken sensed other sea monsters in the deep.

• Chang Wei turned the Spain prisoners into armored crabs that could respawn aboard their ships, then transformed the Great Britain Royal Navy into various sea creatures and Norrington into a Sharkman.
• Chang Wei transformed the Viking Pirates and Celestial Dynasty Pirates, including Captain Jack and Barbossa, into sea creatures; Barbossa and the Black Pearl's crew regained their senses but lost their freedom.
• Chang Wei declared the sailors immortal while their ships remained and forbade them from going ashore without his permission.
• Chang Wei enlarged a fiddler crab into the Deep Sea Kraken, a heavily armored monster with four claws, and the transformed sailors celebrated having their own Kraken.
• Black Mamba observed that his transformation and Voodoo Corpses had been enhanced, while the Deep Sea Kraken sensed other sea monsters in the deep and Chang Wei dismissed them as unremarkable.

Chang Wei led the cursed pirates and sailors to the Sea Emperor’s Trident, while Jack and Barbossa fought over the Black Pearl. After reaching an underwater palace, Chang Wei approached the Trident as the others followed him.

• Captain Jack and Barbossa fought aboard the ship, each unable to kill the other because they had become elementalized.
• The Spanish captives began fighting the Great Britain Royal Navy and the original Zombie Pirates while Chang Wei watched.
• Chang Wei used Gungnir to create a Great Maelstrom that swept the fleet down to the seabed.
• The fleet reached an underwater world and stopped before a palace, so Chang Wei disembarked and headed inside.
• Norrington, Barbossa, and the other seafood creatures followed Chang Wei to the palace, where he saw the Sea Emperor’s Trident.

Chang Wei found Poseidon's temple in Atlantis, where the Sea Emperor's Trident awakened Poseidon. Poseidon recognized Gungnir and mistook Chang Wei for Odin's son, provoking Chang Wei into unleashing his power and blasting Poseidon back.

• Chang Wei identified the palace and its central Trident as part of Atlantis and Poseidon's temple.
• The Sea Emperor's Trident released golden light and pressure, splitting the sea and forcing Chang Wei's troops to the ground.
• Poseidon appeared beside the Trident and confronted Chang Wei, whom he called a New God.
• Poseidon recognized Gungnir and asked Chang Wei about his relationship with Odin.
• Poseidon assumed Chang Wei was Odin's son, and Chang Wei's overwhelming pressure blasted Poseidon more than a hundred meters backward.

Chang Wei battled Poseidon beneath the sea, overpowering the wounded god and destroying Atlantis as their fight escalated. The chapter ended with Chang Wei trampling Poseidon into the seabed and dragging him through the stone.

• Poseidon charged Chang Wei with his Trident after Gungnir pierced his already wounded divine soul, and their clash destroyed Poseidon's Temple.
• Chang Wei blocked Poseidon's attacks and drove him back with Gungnir, while Poseidon mistakenly concluded that Chang Wei was Odin's illegitimate son.
• Poseidon's accusation enraged Chang Wei, whose golden divine power overwhelmed Poseidon's power and blasted him away.
• Chang Wei's power unleashed enormous waves and ocean disasters that battered Atlantis, Poseidon's last refuge.
• Chang Wei defeated Poseidon after three explosive clashes, pinned him beneath his feet, and dragged him across the rocky seabed.

Chang Wei brutally overpowered Poseidon and demanded the Trident and Zeus’s whereabouts. Zeus arrived amid thunder and lightning, and Chang Wei confronted the King of the Gods with a hungry stare.

• Chang Wei struck Poseidon in the face and trampled him deep into the ground, leaving Poseidon unable to fight back.
• Chang Wei demanded Poseidon hand over the Trident and reveal where Zeus was, but Poseidon mistook him for Zeus’s illegitimate son.
• Chang Wei punched apart Poseidon’s divine soul, and Poseidon surrendered and agreed to talk.
• Thunderclouds gathered, and Poseidon told Chang Wei that Zeus was arriving.
• Chang Wei pierced the thunderclouds with his spear, nearly knocking Zeus from the sky as the King of the Gods appeared.
• Poseidon pointed Chang Wei out to Zeus, while Chang Wei stared greedily at Zeus.

Chang Wei faced Zeus, who became infatuated with him and blamed Poseidon for attacking him. After Zeus struck Poseidon down to impress Chang Wei, Chang Wei raised Gungnir and attacked Zeus.

• Chang Wei assessed Zeus's power and recognized that he was formidable, though not truly omnipotent.
• Zeus became captivated by Chang Wei and dismissed Poseidon's accusation that Chang Wei had attacked him.
• Zeus blamed Poseidon for the attack and hurled Thunderbolt at him, leaving Poseidon seemingly lifeless.
• Zeus told Chang Wei that he had punished Poseidon for falsely accusing him, while openly lusting after Chang Wei.
• Chang Wei raised Gungnir and shouted at Zeus to die.

Chang Wei battled Zeus with Gungnir, matching the King of Gods’ devastating thunder and lightning. Zeus brought out the Lightning Spear, but Chang Wei grabbed it barehanded without harm, leaving Zeus stunned.

• Chang Wei and Zeus clashed amid flames, thunder, and lightning, while Gungnir’s golden radiance withstood Zeus’s attacks.
• Zeus recognized Gungnir and asked Chang Wei if he was Odin, then unleashed his divine power and attacked with overwhelming force.
• Chang Wei empowered Gungnir with Stellaris and fate, and the two gods’ attacks shook the land, sea, and underworld.
• Zeus intensified his assault with meteoric lightning bolts, while Chang Wei used Gungnir’s guaranteed penetration to withstand the Lightning Spear’s power.
• Zeus hurled the Lightning Spear, but Chang Wei grabbed it with his bare hands and remained unharmed.

Chang Wei used his authority over weapons to seize Zeus’s Lightning Spear and attack him with Zeus’s own thunder. Zeus revealed the Aegis and tried to flee, but Chang Wei overwhelmed him with Gungnir and a vast storm of lightning.

• Chang Wei explained that he could control any weapon or divine artifact once it left its owner's control, and Zeus’s abandoned Lightning Spear fell under his command.
• Zeus’s thunder failed to answer him, so he fled, but Chang Wei threw Gungnir and pierced him from behind.
• Chang Wei bombarded Zeus with the Lightning Spear’s thunder until a tremendous explosion cleared the clouds.
• Zeus appeared with the Aegis and tried to escape, but he was forced to block Gungnir with the shield.
• Chang Wei filled the Lightning Spear with countless bolts and unleashed World Discipline Κεραυν, leaving Zeus stunned by the thunder’s power.

Chang Wei overwhelmed Zeus with Thunderbolt, but Zeus used Poseidon and the sea to draw Chang Wei into a clash. While Poseidon engaged Chang Wei, Zeus mounted Helios's Sun Chariot, preparing to exploit the opening.

• Zeus raised a colossal storm with the Aegis Shield, but Chang Wei shattered it with Thunderbolt and blasted Zeus to the ground.
• Zeus seized Poseidon's Trident and used its power to summon enormous sea giants, while Chang Wei prepared to destroy the sea with lightning.
• Zeus called Poseidon back to the fight, and Poseidon charged Chang Wei in his Golden Chariot with the Trident.
• Chang Wei threw Gungnir at Zeus and clashed with Poseidon's Trident, splitting the sky and sea with their colliding divine powers.
• Zeus blocked Gungnir with the Aegis Shield, then mounted Helios's Sun Chariot while Poseidon kept Chang Wei occupied.

Chang Wei overwhelmed Zeus in a battle involving the Sun Chariot, Gungnir, and the Thunderbolt, while Poseidon fled to seek Hades. Zeus struggled to withstand Chang Wei’s final lightning assault as the Aegis Shield began to break apart.

• Zeus attacked Chang Wei with Helios's Sun Chariot and Golden War Spear, but Chang Wei blocked the charge with Gungnir.
• Chang Wei threw the Thunderbolt at Zeus, who used the Sun Chariot and Aegis Shield to resist its power before trying to reclaim it.
• Chang Wei told Zeus that he would have to kill him to take back the Thunderbolt, while Poseidon realized their plan had failed.
• Poseidon fled, and Chang Wei pierced him through the chest with Gungnir, but Poseidon kept running.
• Chang Wei attacked Zeus with Gungnir and then the Lightning Spear, forcing Zeus to defend himself with the Aegis Shield as lightning tore fragments from it.

Chang Wei destroyed Zeus’s Aegis Shield in a devastating explosion, then killed Zeus with the Lightning Spear. He collected the shield fragments and returned to his fleet, where Barbossa and Jack celebrated his victory.

• Chang Wei’s Lightning Spear broke through the weakened Aegis Shield, and the shield shattered in a cataclysmic explosion.
• Zeus survived the blast as a dimmed divine soul after using the Sun Chariot for protection, while Chang Wei remained largely unharmed.
• Chang Wei rejected Zeus’s resistance and killed him with the Lightning Spear.
• Chang Wei collected the Aegis Shield fragments, and seawater returned as his Ferocious Seafood Fleet reappeared.
• Barbossa congratulated Chang Wei, while Jack called him King of Gods and wondered where the Trident was.

Chang Wei finished plundering Europe and the Americas, swallowed the universe, and traveled to a new world as a bounty hunter. He recognized Aragorn in a tavern and realized he had arrived in Middle-earth.

• Chang Wei reforged the shattered Aegis Shield into a new Storm Aegis and decided he had played around enough to devour the universe.
• Chang Wei's Invincible Armada captured the Great Britain Royal Navy and Lord Beckett, then plundered Great Britain and ports across Europe and the Americas.
• Chang Wei swallowed the universe and traveled to a new world with an implanted identity as a bounty hunter.
• Chang Wei appeared in a tavern dressed in black leather armor, where Aragorn recognized him as a former ally.
• Chang Wei recognized Aragorn as a ranger and realized he had arrived in the world of The Lord of the Rings.

Chang Wei learned that Aragorn had come seeking his help and considered how to present himself as a wizard rather than a warrior. He contemplated inventing a Maia identity, leaving his decision and Aragorn’s request unresolved.

• The chapter explained the powers and histories of the Rings of Power, including the Rings given to Men, Dwarves, and Elves and the One Ring forged by Soren.
• Chang Wei understood that Aragorn had sought him out because he was famous across Middle-earth and had proven his strength while traveling with Aragorn.
• Aragorn pleaded with Chang Wei to help protect the future of Middle-earth and offered to pay him.
• Chang Wei examined his equipment and worried that Gandalf would not arm-wrestle him if he appeared to be a crude warrior.
• Chang Wei considered pretending to be a Maia, recalling that Gandalf and Saruman were Maiar serving as Istari in Middle-earth.

Chang Wei joined Aragorn on the way to The Prancing Pony to protect the Hobbits carrying The One Ring from the Ringwraiths. They arrived at the tavern and spotted four vulnerable Hobbits, waiting to intervene when trouble found them.

• Chang Wei considered inventing a Maiar identity to explain his power and connection to the Valar.
• Chang Wei changed into a plain black robe and mask as he and Aragorn prepared to leave for The Prancing Pony.
• Aragorn told Chang Wei that Soren's Ringwraiths had returned to search for The One Ring, which was in the Hobbits' hands, while Gandalf had vanished.
• Chang Wei and Aragorn traveled day and night to The Prancing Pony, where they saw four Hobbits in the crowded tavern.
• Aragorn told Chang Wei that the Hobbits were their targets, and the two sat down to wait until someone threatened them.

Chang Wei froze the mercenaries threatening the Hobbits, introduced himself as a wizard, and took The One Ring from Frodo. After Chang Wei created a second One Ring, Soren sensed two rings but could not see their holders, so he sent the Nine Ringwraiths to Bree to find them.

• Chang Wei froze the mercenaries surrounding the Hobbits, surprising Aragorn and the Hobbits with his magic.
• Aragorn introduced himself as Gandalf's friend, while Chang Wei told the curious Hobbits he was a wizard and obtained The One Ring from Frodo.
• Soren sensed two One Rings and failed to see their holders when he tried to locate them.
• Soren ordered the Nine Ringwraiths to hurry to Bree and find The One Ring.

Chang Wei traveled with Aragorn and the four Hobbits from The Prancing Pony to Wind and Cloud Peak, entertaining them with magic along the way. At the peak, they found neither Gandalf nor the Nine Ringwraiths, so Aragorn made camp for the night.

• Chang Wei wondered whether he should become an evil dragon, while Aragorn worried that The One Ring might tempt him.
• Barliman Butterbur gave Frodo Gandalf’s forgotten letter, which identified Strider as Aragorn, and the Hobbits agreed to leave with him.
• Aragorn led the group off the main road toward Wind and Cloud Peak, while Chang Wei showed the Hobbits his magic and made bread from a stone.
• The group reached Wind and Cloud Peak, but Gandalf and the Nine Ringwraiths were absent because the copied One Rings had disrupted their signals.
• Aragorn made camp, and Chang Wei used magic to warm them before claiming that making Aragorn gather firewood had been a test.

Five Nazgûl attacked Aragorn, Chang Wei, and the Hobbits at their camp, but Chang Wei used earth magic to raise rock walls and trap them. The Ringwraiths climbed over the cliffs as if gravity did not apply, continuing to approach.

• Hoofbeats and snarls warned Aragorn and Chang Wei of five approaching Nazgûl.
• Frodo recognized the Ringwraiths, and Aragorn told the frightened Hobbits that they could not outrun them.
• Aragorn asked whether they should seek higher ground, but Chang Wei said his magic could raise the earth.
• Chang Wei raised walls of rock that the charging Nazgûl struck, then formed rocky cliffs around them.
• The Nazgûl climbed the ten-meter cliffs and continued toward the group, spreading fear as they approached.

Chang Wei and Aragorn fought off the Nazgûl, with Chang Wei destroying one using lightning and the others fleeing. After the group resumed its journey and stopped to rest, they spotted glowing elves approaching.

• Aragorn used his conviction to overpower one Nazgûl, but retreated when the other two attacked together.
• Chang Wei charged in with lightning wrapped around his Steel Sword and destroyed one Nazgûl, causing the remaining four to flee.
• Aragorn questioned Chang Wei about his hidden abilities, and the two traded remarks about Chang Wei's lack of romantic experience.
• After discussing the attack, Chang Wei, Aragorn, and the Hobbits continued toward Rivendell until the Hobbits needed another rest.
• Chang Wei and Aragorn spotted golden lights in the distance, and Aragorn identified them as elves, exciting the Hobbits.

Chang Wei reunited Aragorn with Arwen, then revealed his face at Arwen’s request and overwhelmed her with his beauty. Arwen asked him to keep his mask on in Rivendell to protect the elves from falling in love with him.

• Aragorn recognized Arwen, and the two embraced after their long separation.
• Arwen asked who Chang Wei was, and Chang Wei introduced himself by name and as the Black Robe Wizard.
• Arwen asked Chang Wei to remove his mask, and his appearance left her dizzy and unable to resist his charm.
• Arwen asked Chang Wei to keep his mask on in Rivendell so her sisters would not lose their immortality by falling in love with him.
• Chang Wei agreed that he would not remove his mask easily, and Arwen promised to keep her people under control.

Arwen led the company safely to Rivendell, where Gandalf arrived and drove the returning Nazgûl into the Wraith-world with his magic. Chang Wei joined the others in Rivendell and described a fantastical place in the East, prompting Arwen to say she wanted to see it.

• Arwen led Chang Wei, Aragorn, and the Hobbits toward Rivendell as the Nazgûl attacked again.
• Gandalf arrived on a Great Eagle and used a Light Spell to force the Nazgûl to flee into the Wraith-world.
• Chang Wei greeted Gandalf, who knew that Chang Wei had previously driven back the Nazgûl, and the group entered Rivendell without being tested.
• Aragorn asked Chang Wei whether he found Rivendell beautiful, and Chang Wei claimed that The Wizard of Oz was more beautiful.
• Chang Wei said The Wizard of Oz was in the East, and Arwen said she wanted to see it while gazing tenderly at Aragorn.