Ch. 841Religious Ceremonies Are Always Troublesome
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Newborns, bigger than liliNa, are baptized in a ceremony involving Holy Water and a test with poisonous pythons (Halagon).
- liliNa attempts to bless the Newborns with her Goddess, causing some discomfort among the Atlantis Priests.
- The ceremony ends with the Newborns passing the test and being taken away.
Character Developments
- liliNa: Shows curiosity and eagerness to participate in the ceremony, attempting to bless the Newborns with her Goddess.
- The Newborns: Display fighting instincts and vigilance, passing the baptism test.
- Ares: Agrees to change the bloody baptism custom after discussion with the protagonist.
Significant Themes
- Brutal customs and traditions of the Atlantis people.
- The importance of fighting instincts and strength in the Atlantis culture.
- The influence of the "God's" will on the Atlantis people's customs.
Character Interactions
- liliNa and the Newborns: liliNa is surprised and disappointed by the Newborns' size, but later tries to bless them.
- The protagonist and Ares: Discuss and agree to change the bloody baptism custom.
- liliNa and the Atlantis Priests: liliNa's attempt to bless the Newborns causes some discomfort among the Priests.