Ch. 721Rebellion (Part 2)
Key Plot Points and Events
- Ilif signals the start of the rebellion, opening the city gates for the Blackrock Army.
- The Blackrock Army, led by the rebel army, storms Rostock City, causing chaos and confusion among the German Kingdom's soldiers.
- The Church of the Beast God evacuates the city, leaving behind an empty temple.
- Velin enters the city, accepts the surrender of Ilif and his troops, and appoints Ilif as the commander of the Miens Army.
- The German King orders the arrest and execution of the Miens Family in response to Ilif's betrayal.
Character Developments
- Ilif proves himself a capable leader, successfully leading the rebellion and surrendering to Velin's forces.
- Velin demonstrates her strategic prowess by achieving a significant victory with minimal losses.
- The German King shows his ruthlessness by ordering the execution of the Miens Family.
Significant Themes
- Betrayal and its consequences (Ilif's betrayal and the German King's response).
- The power of strategic planning and leadership (Velin's victory and Ilif's successful rebellion).
- The consequences of fear and desperation (the Church of the Beast God's evacuation and the German soldiers' disarray).
Character Interactions
- Ilif and Velin: Ilif surrenders to Velin, who appoints him as the commander of the Miens Army.
- The German King and his generals: The King orders the arrest and execution of the Miens Family, while his generals remain silent.
- Ilif and his nephew: Ilif signals his nephew to begin the rebellion, marking the start of their plan.