Ch. 3201The Rout Was Like a Mountain Collapse, My Son...
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Tri-Race Allied Forces (Mongoose, Black Tortoise, and Crocodile Races) suffer a devastating defeat at the hands of the Wild Race, led by Xu Kun.
- The Wild Race, initially seen as a minor threat, proves to be a formidable force, crushing the pride and dignity of the ancient, top-tier races.
- The Mongoose Race battlefield becomes a death cage, with no hope of breakthrough or rescue.
- The Eight Wise Kings, leader of the Black Tortoise Race, receives news of the catastrophic defeat and the capture of key figures, including his brother-in-law, Prince Renekton.
- The Eight Wise Kings falls into despair, seeing no way to salvage the situation or rescue the captives.
Character Developments
- Xu Kun: Proven to be a strategic genius and a powerful opponent, leading the Wild Race to victory.
- The Eight Wise Kings: Falls from a position of power and confidence to despair and helplessness due to the defeat.
- Prince Renekton: Captured and paraded, his fate uncertain.
Significant Themes
- The cruelty of war and the manipulation of soldiers by those in power.
- The consequences of underestimating opponents and overconfidence.
- The desperation and helplessness that can arise from complete defeat.
Character Interactions
- Xu Kun's actions and strategies are the driving force behind the Wild Race's victory, crushing the Tri-Race Allied Forces.
- The Eight Wise Kings and the Turtle Prime Minister: The prime minister reports the disastrous state of the battlefield, pushing the Eight Wise Kings into despair.
- The Eight Wise Kings and Tingsha (his consort): Tingsha pleads for the rescue of her brother, Prince Renekton, exacerbating the Eight Wise Kings' despair.
- The Eight Wise Kings and his son: The son's arrival offers a glimmer of hope, suggesting a potential way to turn the tide.