Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah, after using two avatars simultaneously, crashes onto a beach, injured but alive.
• The Hero lies defeated in a crater, with a fatal wound, unable to move or fight.
• The Hero transforms into the Savior's Blade, ready to revive in a few months or years.

Character Developments

• Noah experiences the mental burden of using two avatars, showing his limits despite his high stats.
• The Hero, despite being defeated, displays remarkable resilience and vitality.

Significant Themes

• Power and Limitations: Noah's power is immense, but he faces limits when pushing himself too far.
• Resilience and Recovery: Both Noah and the Hero show remarkable ability to recover and bounce back from severe injuries.

Character Interactions

• Noah and the Hero exchange words before the Hero's defeat, with the Hero vowing to return.
• Athena awakens and offers Noah a solution to deal with the Hero, revealing she knows about Noah's past life.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Athena suggests turning herself into the Savior's Blade to help Noah defeat the hero, Rama.
• Athena explains that she can merge with the Divine Spark (Rama's soul) and expel his soul, effectively defeating him.
• Athena reveals she can transform into a Sword Elf and assimilate with the Divine Spark, but needs Noah's Word Spirit Sword to sever Rama's connection to the Divine Spark.
• Noah learns about Rama's story from the Mahabharata and Ramayana, understanding Rama's role as the hero destined to defeat Demon Kings.

Character Developments

• Athena: Shows willingness to sacrifice herself to aid Noah, revealing her secret method to transform into a Sword Elf.
• Noah: Struggles to understand and accept Athena's plan, but ultimately agrees to help.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Athena's willingness to give up her form to help Noah.
• Transformation: Athena's plan to transform into a Sword Elf to merge with the Divine Spark.
• Destiny: Rama's destined role as the hero to defeat Demon Kings.

Character Interactions

• Noah and Athena: Athena explains her plan to Noah, who is initially skeptical but eventually agrees to help.
• Rama (implied): Noah learns about Rama's past and destiny, setting the stage for their confrontation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah summons a golden sword to sever Rama's divinity.
• Athena, now an Elf, attempts to assimilate with the Savior's Blade.
• Rama accepts Athena's assimilation, leading to his expulsion.
• Rama returns to mythology, and Noah expresses willingness to help him again if needed.
• Athena, now a Sword Elf, becomes Noah's Authority and contracted spirit.

Character Developments

• Noah: Shows determination to help Rama again if he reappears, and expresses confidence in humanity's future.
• Athena: Becomes a Sword Elf after assimilating with the Savior's Blade, and accepts her role as Noah's contracted spirit.

Significant Themes

• Destiny and Free Will: Rama's acceptance of Athena's assimilation shows his desire to end his weary existence, exercising his free will to change his fate.
• Responsibility and Compassion: Noah feels responsible for helping Rama find release again if he reappears, demonstrating his compassion.

Character Interactions

• Noah and Athena: They share a moment of understanding and connection after Rama's departure. Noah expresses his desire to make Athena his contracted Elf, and Athena playfully teases him before accepting her new role.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Rama's manifestation causes global spiritual energy fluctuations, leading to natural disasters.
• Major powers cooperate to quell the spiritual energy, mitigating but not eliminating the damage.
• Luo Hao recovers from Cursed Power depletion after defeating the Masked Wind God.
• Luo Hao guesses Rama's identity and expresses regret for not eliminating the Sword God completely.

Character Developments

• Luo Hao demonstrates her pride and determination, choosing to use the Dragon's Roar Tiger's Howl Authority against the Masked Wind God despite it being less effective against a wind deity.
• Luo Hao shows traditional Chinese values, adhering to the three obediences and four virtues, and prioritizing Noah's wishes.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of divine interference in the human world.
• The responsibility of Godslayers and the role of major powers in dealing with divine threats.
• The importance of personal relationships and loyalty in Luo Hao's actions.

Character Interactions

• Luo Hao and Noah discuss Rama's identity and Luo Hao's decision to return to Mount Lu.
• Luo Hao expresses her support for Noah's ambitions and her willingness to wait for him at Mount Lu.
• Noah expresses his uncertainty about how to react to Luo Hao's straightforward and traditional behavior.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah returns to their room to find a note from Alec, who has left without saying goodbye.
• Noah discovers that Est, their Steel-attribute Sword Elf Spirit, is upset about Noah forming a second contract with Athena, a Holy-attribute Sword Elf Spirit.
• Est and Athena argue over who is the stronger and more suitable Spirit for Noah, leading to a standoff.

Character Developments

• Noah shows understanding and patience towards Est's feelings, trying to address the issue between their contracted Spirits.
• Alec demonstrates his independent and non-conformist nature by leaving without a proper goodbye.
• Est and Athena reveal their pride and competitiveness, with Athena showing no hesitation in accepting Est's challenge.

Significant Themes

• The theme of possession and belonging, as both Est and Athena claim Noah as their own.
• The theme of strength and power, as both Spirits assert their superiority over the other.
• The theme of communication and understanding, as Noah tries to address the conflict between their contracted Spirits.

Character Interactions

• Noah interacts with both Est and Athena, trying to understand and address their concerns.
• Est and Athena interact with each other, expressing their dissatisfaction and competitiveness towards one another.
• Alec's note and departure show his interaction with Noah, albeit indirectly.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah's swords, Est and Athena, manifest and prepare to fight over who is Noah's true contracted spirit.
• Athena demonstrates her power, the Lightning of Salvation, and the Light of Salvation, which can cleave stars.
• Noah intervenes and stops the fight, revealing that Athena is his Authority and must obey his orders.
• Noah offers Est any reward she wants if she agrees not to be angry about Athena.

Character Developments

• Est: Shows possessiveness over Noah, but ultimately agrees to Noah's offer to avoid conflict.
• Athena: Reveals her powers and taboos, demonstrating her strength and willingness to fight for her position.
• Noah: Shows his authority over Athena and his desire to keep peace among his contracted spirits.

Significant Themes

• Possessiveness and competition among contracted spirits.
• The power dynamics between Noah and his contracted spirits.
• The consequences of using taboo powers.

Character Interactions

• Est and Athena: Prepare to fight over their status as Noah's contracted spirit.
• Noah and Est: Noah tries to appease Est by offering her any reward she wants.
• Noah and Athena: Noah asserts his authority over Athena, stopping her from using her taboo power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter begins with an introduction to Alice Louise Ouf Nahar, the daughter of the House of Goldtin, also known as Princess Alice, who resides in a grand mansion in Hampstead, London.
• Alice, despite her frail health, holds a high position in the Council of Sages due to her influence and authority.
• Noah arrives at Alice's mansion after she summoned him using a teleportation gate from Japan. Alice has fallen ill after expending all her Divine Protection to connect the minds of everyone around the world for a successful global ritual.

Character Developments

• Alice: Despite her illness, Alice remains confident and assertive. She's willing to make sacrifices for the greater good, as shown by her decision to expend her Divine Protection for the ritual. She also displays a playful side, teasing Noah about his gentlemanly behavior.
• Noah: Noah shows concern for Alice's well-being, despite his initial unhappiness about her actions. He's willing to help her, indicating his growing bond with her.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice for the Greater Good: Alice's decision to expend her Divine Protection to connect the minds of everyone around the world for the ritual shows her willingness to make personal sacrifices for the benefit of others.
• Power Dynamics: The chapter highlights the power dynamics within the Council of Sages, with Alice's influence and authority being acknowledged even after her retirement as chairwoman.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Noah: Their interaction is playful yet caring. Alice teases Noah about his gentlemanly behavior, while Noah expresses unhappiness about Alice's actions but ultimately shows concern for her well-being.
• Alice and Ericson: Ericson, Alice's head maid, greets Noah with a mix of awe and fear due to his power as the strongest Demon King.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Alice struggles with asking Noah for Divine Protection again due to the intimate nature of the process.
• Noah grants Alice Divine Protection for the second time, this time with enhanced power that will protect her for over a decade.
• Noah plans to leave again for a month, asking Alice to inform Erica and Lilliana.

Character Developments

• Alice: Realizes her inexperience with romantic relationships and intimacy, struggles with her feelings for Noah, but ultimately accepts his help.
• Noah: Gains more experience and confidence in intimate situations, demonstrates patience and understanding with Alice, but also assertiveness when needed.

Significant Themes

• Intimacy and relationships: Alice's inexperience and Noah's growing comfort with intimacy.
• Power and protection: The Divine Protection granted by Noah, symbolizing his power and his role as a protector.
• Trust and communication: Alice's trust in Noah, and Noah's reliance on Alice to communicate his plans to Erica and Lilliana.

Character Interactions

• Alice and Noah: Their interaction is filled with tension due to Alice's inexperience and Noah's growing comfort with intimacy. Despite this, they communicate openly, with Noah showing patience and understanding, and Alice eventually accepting his help.
• Alice and Erica/Lilliana: Alice is tasked with informing Erica and Lilliana about Noah's plans, showing her role as a mediator and communicator among the group.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah returns to the world of Hakoniwa, a month after his previous visit, to settle scores with the Three-Headed Demon Dragon, Azi Dahaka.
• The City of Blazing Flames and its surroundings have been reduced to a blackish-gray magmatic rock land due to the previous battle.
• Noah discovers several Two-Headed Dragons, split bodies of Azi Dahaka, chasing a girl named Aisha and a pumpkin-headed monster named Jack.
• Jack uses his flames to temporarily deter the Two-Headed Dragons, but they continue their pursuit.

Character Developments

• Noah: Shows determination to face Azi Dahaka and concern for his comrades' safety.
• Aisha: Displayed fear and anxiety during the chase but maintains composure.
• Jack: Initially maintains a comical demeanor but reveals seriousness and concern for Aisha's safety when the situation becomes dire.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of past actions (the destruction caused by Noah and Azi Dahaka's battle).
• The struggle against overwhelming odds (Aisha and Jack against the Two-Headed Dragons).
• The importance of composure under pressure (Jack's initial whimsical attitude versus his seriousness when needed).

Character Interactions

• Noah's internal dialogue reveals his thoughts and motivations.
• Aisha and Jack's interaction shows their trust and reliance on each other.
• The chase between Aisha, Jack, and the Two-Headed Dragons displays the dynamics of a pursuer-pursued relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah arrives and saves Aisha and Jack from Two-Headed Dragons (clones of the Demon Dragon).
• Noah easily defeats multiple Divine Spirit-level Two-Headed Dragons using Treasure Tools and a scythe.
• The defeated Two-Headed Dragons regenerate, but Noah freezes and shatters them.

Character Developments

• Noah demonstrates his immense power, likely at the top of the four-digit level.
• Aisha and Jack are shocked by Noah's strength and change their perception of him.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: Noah's strength is far superior to the Two-Headed Dragons, showcasing the theme of power and its consequences.
• Regeneration vs. Destruction: The Two-Headed Dragons' ability to regenerate is countered by Noah's ability to destroy them completely.

Character Interactions

• Noah, Aisha, and Jack meet for the first time.
• Aisha and Jack are awestruck by Noah's power.
• Jack introduces himself to Noah, expressing gratitude for the rescue.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah learns about the Community 'Will-o'-the-Wisp', famous for its strength, craftsmanship, and caring for innocent souls, especially children.
• Aisha and Jack, members of Will-o'-the-Wisp', reveal that they're part of an alliance against the oldest Demon King, Azi Dahaka, who has broken free from its seal.
• Noah, having been away from Hakoniwa, learns about the current situation, including the destruction of the City of Blazing Flames and the belief that a No Name human hero sacrificed themselves to block Azi Dahaka.

Character Developments

• Noah demonstrates his knowledge of various Communities and his noble intentions towards protecting innocent children.
• Aisha shows signs of infatuation with Noah after he rescues her, blushing and stealing glances at him.
• Jack displays a fatherly affection towards Aisha, teasing her about her feelings for Noah.

Significant Themes

• Nobility and selflessness, as shown by the presumed sacrifice of the No Name human hero.
• The power dynamics and alliances within Hakoniwa, as seen in the gathering of Floor Masters and Communities against Azi Dahaka.
• The consequences of Azi Dahaka's release, including the destruction of the City of Blazing Flames and the potential danger to other areas.

Character Interactions

• Noah, Aisha, and Jack meet and form an alliance of sorts, with Jack and Aisha guiding Noah to their camp.
• Aisha and Jack bicker playfully, revealing their close bond and Jack's protective nature towards Aisha.
• Noah, Aisha, and Jack discuss the current state of Hakoniwa and the threat posed by Azi Dahaka, demonstrating their shared concern and determination to face the danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah is severely injured by the Three-Headed Dragon and falls into the lava sea during the battle with Azi Dahaka. However, he is transported to the world of the Godslayer due to the World Shard's activation.
• Noah returns to find that he has become known as a human hero who challenged Azi Dahaka, but died in the duel.
• Azi Dahaka, after recovering from its injuries, attacks Hakoniwa again, leading to a tragic battle where many floor masters and Communities suffer heavy casualties.
• White Yaksha, the strongest floor master, attempts to permanently seal Azi Dahaka using her Host Authority, but Azi Dahaka negates most of its effects, leading to a temporary underground seal.

Character Developments

• Noah: Returns to find his reputation as a hero, but is more concerned with solving the mystery of the Final Trial of Humanity.
• Azi Dahaka: Demonstrates its immense power by negating White Yaksha's Host Authority, showing it to be a formidable and unpredictable foe.

Significant Themes

• The power and unpredictability of the Final Trial of Humanity, Azi Dahaka.
• The consequences of humanity's actions and the denial of the geocentric theory on divine beings like White Yaksha.
• The struggle for survival and protection of Hakoniwa against Azi Dahaka's threats.

Character Interactions

• Noah, Jack, and Aisha discuss the events that occurred while Noah was away. Jack and Aisha express their confusion about Noah's words regarding the Final Trial of Humanity.
• Floor masters and Communities from various regions join forces to confront Azi Dahaka, leading to heavy casualties.
• White Yaksha attempts to sacrifice herself to permanently seal Azi Dahaka, but her plan is thwarted by Azi Dahaka's unexpected power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah, Jack, and Aisha approach a floating castle, which was once Leticia's vampire city and is now the alliance headquarters against Azi Dahaka.
• Noah learns that the castle is provided by the former Demon Lord Dracula, now a subordinate of a human hero who sacrificed himself.
• They fly towards the castle, seeing various Communities supporting the alliance, with flags of their respective Communities fluttering.
• Noah heads to the Throne, where the floor masters of the three major districts are stationed, and learns that No_Name is also present.

Character Developments

• Noah shows curiosity and understanding about the alliance and the castle's history.
• Aisha and Jack hesitate to describe their leader, hinting at their leader's uniqueness.
• Ren, the leader of No_Name, appears nervous and stiff while sitting with the floor masters, suggesting his inexperience or discomfort in such a position.

Significant Themes

• Unity and alliance among different Communities and species to face a common enemy (Azi Dahaka).
• The importance of flags and symbols for Communities, representing pride and unity.
• The weight of leadership, as seen through Ren's nervousness.

Character Interactions

• Noah, Jack, and Aisha discuss the castle and the alliance.
• Noah, Aisha, and Jack interact, with Noah changing the subject when Aisha and Jack hesitate to describe their leader.
• Leticia encourages Ren, showing concern for him as their leader.
• Ren interacts with the floor masters, appearing nervous and stiff, with Leticia and his team supporting him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ren, leader of No_Name, attends a meeting with powerful figures to discuss Azi Dahaka's subjugation, feeling nervous due to their community's lower status.
• The meeting attendees include Sandra (Salamandra's Floor Master), Sarah (South District Floor Master), and a knight representing the Halloween Queen.
• Sarah reports that Azi Dahaka's battle left two aftereffects: White Yaksha's inability to leave the seal and the Demon Dragon's clones rampaging nearby.
• The group decides to annihilate the Demon Dragon clones to prevent another large-scale attack.
• A messenger arrives, reporting a conflict at the entrance involving a No_Name member.

Character Developments

• Ren feels nervous but gains confidence after Sandra's words about No_Name's role in protecting residents.
• Kudou Asuka, Kasugabe Yō, and Black Rabbit mourn Noah's presumed death, while Leticia and Pest remain hopeful.
• Sarah takes the lead in discussing the Demon Dragon clones' annihilation.
• Ren and their group are surprised to learn about a No_Name member causing trouble at the entrance.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and status within Hakoniwa communities.
• The threat posed by Azi Dahaka's clones and the need for cooperation to eliminate them.
• The uncertainty surrounding Noah's fate and the hope held by Leticia and Pest.

Character Interactions

• Ren interacts with Sandra, Sarah, and the Halloween Queen's knight, feeling nervous but gaining confidence.
• Kudou Asuka, Kasugabe Yō, and Black Rabbit share their grief over Noah's presumed death with Ren.
• Leticia and Pest express their hope that Noah is still alive.
• Sarah leads the discussion on annihilating the Demon Dragon clones, with Ren and the others agreeing.
• Ren and their group are surprised by the news of a No_Name member causing trouble at the entrance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah and his group encounter Griffith, a Third Fantasy Species (Hippogriff) and leader of Two Wings, blocking the entrance to the throne room.
• Griffith, arrogant and dismissive, refuses to let them pass, claiming only Communities of Floor Masters are allowed.
• Noah challenges Griffith, who sends his lackeys to fight. Noah easily defeats them, taunting Griffith.
• Sarah and her group arrive, stopping Griffith from retaliating.

Character Developments

• Griffith: Revealed to be arrogant and condescending towards humans, looking down on No Name Community. His pride as a Third Fantasy Species is evident.
• Noah: Shows calm composure even when provoked. He's confident in his strength and isn't intimidated by Griffith's status.

Significant Themes

• Pride and Prejudice: Griffith's pride in his species leads to his prejudice against humans and No Name Community.
• Strength and Power: Noah's display of strength challenges Griffith's perceived superiority.

Character Interactions

• Noah vs. Griffith: Noah's calm demeanor and strength contrast with Griffith's arrogance and boastfulness.
• Sarah's Arrival: Sarah's intervention prevents a further escalation of the conflict between Noah and Griffith.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah reappears after a month, stunning everyone present, including No Name and Salamandra groups.
• Griffith, enraged by Noah's insults, reveals his true form, a half-vulture, half-horse Mystic Beast (Hippogriff), and attacks Noah.
• Noah, unfazed, defeats Griffith with a single punch, sending him crashing into a wall.

Character Developments

• Noah: Reveals his survival and returns to the group, showing no signs of weakness despite his month-long absence.
• Griffith: Reveals his true form and attacks Noah, demonstrating his power but ultimately losing.

Significant Themes

• Power and Strength: Noah's return and Griffith's attack highlight the theme of power and strength, with Noah's single punch defeating Griffith.
• Identity and Disguise: Griffith's human disguise contrasts with his true form, emphasizing the theme of identity and disguise.

Character Interactions

• Noah and Black Rabbit: Black Rabbit is overjoyed to see Noah alive, hugging him tightly.
• Noah and Griffith: Their interaction is marked by insults and a display of power, culminating in Griffith's defeat.
• No Name and Salamandra groups: Both groups are initially stunned by Noah's reappearance, then excited and relieved.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah effortlessly defeats Griffith with a single punch, knocking him unconscious.
• Noah discovers that Sakamaki Izayoi is severely injured and unconscious after his battle with Azi Dahaka.
• Noah learns that Azi Dahaka is sealed near the outer gate, guarded by White Yaksha.

Character Developments

• Noah's strength increases significantly after leveling up to Level 6, making Griffith's defeat trivial.
• Sakamaki Izayoi is severely injured and unconscious, showing vulnerability for the first time.
• Noah's concern for Izayoi's condition is evident, revealing his emotional attachment to his comrade.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and disparity between characters, with Noah's strength overshadowing Griffith's.
• The consequences of battle and the vulnerability of even powerful characters, as seen with Izayoi's condition.
• The importance of comradeship and concern for fellow members, as shown by Noah's reaction to Izayoi's state.

Character Interactions

• Noah and Griffith: Noah easily defeats Griffith, showing the vast difference in their power levels.
• Noah and the No Name members: Noah's concern for Izayoi's condition is evident, and the No Name members are worried about Noah's reaction.
• Noah and Leticia: Noah asks Leticia about Azi Dahaka's location, and Leticia reluctantly reveals it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Noah arrives at a ruined area, finding White Yaksha, the Celestial Spirit of the Sun, who is surprised to see him alive.
• Noah reveals that he lost to the Final Trial of Humanity, Azi Dahaka, and that the Demon Dragon is currently sealed underground.
• White Yaksha expresses confidence in Noah and the Heavenly Host's ability to defeat Azi Dahaka.

Character Developments

• Noah: Shows resilience and determination, having survived his encounter with Azi Dahaka.
• White Yaksha: Expresses joy at Noah's survival and has faith in his abilities.

Significant Themes

• The Final Trial of Humanity: Azi Dahaka's threat and the struggle against it.
• Power and Strength: The reliance on Noah's power and the Heavenly Host's intervention.
• Trust and Faith: White Yaksha's confidence in Noah and the Heavenly Host.

Character Interactions

• Noah and White Yaksha: They reunite, with White Yaksha expressing joy at Noah's survival and discussing their shared enemy, Azi Dahaka.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong, a powerful being from the mythological story Journey to the West, appears in the plaza.
• She reveals that the upper layers of Hakoniwa have decided to abandon the existing world and create a new one, leaving behind all existences below the four-digit level.
• White Yaksha, a floor master, is to be taken back by Great Sage Equal to Heaven, as she can no longer stay in the lower levels after returning her Divine Spark.

Character Developments

• Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong: Despite her youthful appearance, she is a formidable being who once led a rebellion against many god groups. She now carries out tasks for the upper layers, showing a more serious and emotionless side.
• White Yaksha: Initially surprised and disbelieving, she becomes enraged and despairing upon learning the truth about the upper layers' decision to abandon the current Hakoniwa world.

Significant Themes

• Abandonment and betrayal by higher powers: The upper layers' decision to leave behind the lower levels of Hakoniwa reflects their disregard for the lives and struggles of those below them.
• Power dynamics: The revelation of Great Sage Equal to Heaven's past actions highlights the power struggle between different factions within Hakoniwa.

Character Interactions

• Noah and Great Sage Equal to Heaven: Noah feels a mix of familiarity and strangeness towards Great Sage Equal to Heaven, likely due to their shared history in the Godslayer world.
• White Yaksha and Great Sage Equal to Heaven: White Yaksha is initially shocked and disbelieving, then angry and despairing, as she interacts with Great Sage Equal to Heaven, who delivers the grim news about the upper layers' decision.

Key Plot Points and Events

• White Yaksha, enraged by the plan to abandon Hakoniwa, unleashes a terrifying pressure, causing the plaza to tremble and the ground to crack.
• The White Night King, despite her diminished power, rises to confront the Great Sage Equal to Heaven.
• White Yaksha refuses to compromise, threatening to face the deities of the upper layers if they attempt to seize the Sun Authority.
• The Great Sage Equal to Heaven warns White Yaksha that the deities above the triple digits will target Hakoniwa if she refuses to cooperate.
• White Yaksha decides to transfer her power to Noah, shooting sun-like light spheres into him.

Character Developments

• White Yaksha: Shows her fierce determination and power, but also reveals her protective nature towards Hakoniwa and its inhabitants.
• Noah: Maintains his resolve to defeat Azi Dahaka, showing concern for his companions and friends in Hakoniwa.
• The Great Sage Equal to Heaven: Demonstrates his cunning and strategic thinking, trying to persuade White Yaksha to cooperate.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and political intrigue among deities.
• The struggle between personal loyalty and the greater good.
• The consequences of inaction and the importance of decisive action.

Character Interactions

• White Yaksha and the Great Sage Equal to Heaven: Engage in a tense negotiation, with White Yaksha refusing to back down and the Great Sage Equal to Heaven trying to persuade her.
• Noah and White Yaksha: Noah watches the interaction between White Yaksha and the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, preparing to intervene if necessary. White Yaksha then transfers her power to Noah.
• Noah and the Great Sage Equal to Heaven: Noah and the Great Sage Equal to Heaven both underestimate White Yaksha's capabilities, leading to surprise when she transfers her power to Noah.