Ch. 301Elephant-Headed Statue
Key Plot Points and Events
- The group follows Rudolph through an underground river, discovering a tribe of Rice People covered in luminescent moss.
- Chu Danqing observes an Elephant-Headed Statue in the tribe's center, sensing danger from it.
- A battle ensues between the Pure Yang Celestial General and the Rice Chief, with the Pure Yang Celestial General gaining the upper hand after triggering a warcry.
- Chu Danqing uses Da Gu's Grief-Returning Wind to kill the Old Rice Priest, wiping out the worshipping Rice People.
- The Rice Chief gains immense power from the Elephant-Headed Statue, destroying the Pure Yang Celestial General's heavy sword.
- Chu Danqing, Rudolph, and the rescued female lawyers flee the cave.
Character Developments
- Chu Danqing demonstrates strategic thinking and caution, deciding not to summon Guo Ming due to the statue's ominous presence.
- Rudolph shows courage by choosing to stay with Chu Danqing despite his fear.
- The Rice Chief reveals its ability to communicate in Federation language and its tenacious vitality.
- The Pure Yang Celestial General showcases its combat prowess and ability to trigger powerful effects.
Significant Themes
- The power of ancient statues and their connection to gods.
- The tenacity and resilience of the Rice People tribe.
- The importance of strategic thinking and caution in combat.
Character Interactions
- Chu Danqing and Rudolph form a temporary alliance, with Rudolph following Chu Danqing's orders.
- The Pure Yang Celestial General and the Rice Chief engage in a fierce battle, showcasing their respective powers.
- Da Bao plays a supporting role, rescuing the female lawyers and carrying Chu Danqing and Rudolph to safety.