Ch. 621King of Trees: Nahida Was Only Five Hundred Years Old, So I Had to Take Better Care of Them Both
Key Plot Points and Events
- Kokomi reflects on her decisions as the Living God Priestess, leading the Watatsumi Island people to Inazuma City, and the progress of their resettlement.
- The Tree King, Nahida, and Lin Feng enjoy the Inazuma City festival together, planning their activities.
- Arlecchino and Freminet browse the festival stalls, with Arlecchino buying a lizard as a gift for Freminet.
- The festival culminates in a fireworks display, with Kokomi lighting the first firework.
Character Developments
- Kokomi: Confirms her resolve in leading the Watatsumi Island people to a better life, even if it means abandoning her duties as a traditional Living God Priestess.
- The Tree King: Shows responsibility and care for Nahida and Lin Feng, adapting the tour itinerary to ensure everyone has fun.
- Arlecchino: Demonstrates empathy and respect for life, choosing not to buy the lizard that didn't suit its environment.
Significant Themes
- Progress and change: Kokomi's decisions reflect the theme of embracing change for the betterment of society.
- Responsibility and care: The Tree King's actions highlight the importance of taking care of others and adapting to situations.
- Empathy and respect: Arlecchino's actions show the value of understanding and respecting the needs of others, including non-human life.
Character Interactions
- Kokomi and Gorou: They discuss the resettlement progress, with Gorou reassuring Kokomi of the people's contentment and supporting her decisions.
- The Tree King, Nahida, and Lin Feng: They enjoy the festival together, with the Tree King acting as a responsible guide.
- Arlecchino and Freminet: They browse the festival stalls together, with Arlecchino buying a gift for Freminet and expressing her thoughts on the Fatui's education.
- Kokomi and the festival attendees: Kokomi lights the first firework, symbolizing the unity and shared anticipation of the festival-goers.