Ch. 21Humanoid Tank
Key Plot Points and Events
- Krieg Pirates invade the Royal Capital of Goa Kingdom, burning and pillaging.
- Su Xiao infiltrates the palace ahead of the pirates, waiting for the right moment to assassinate the King.
- The palace guards are quickly overwhelmed by the pirates, and the King's personal bodyguard, Hausen, a former slave, is sent to defend the King.
Character Developments
- Krieg is driven into a bloodthirsty frenzy after being deceived and forced to fight his way to the palace.
- King Philip Herbert initially underestimates the threat, but as the pirates breach the palace, he realizes the severity of the situation and sends Hausen to defend him.
- Hausen, despite being a former slave with a slave collar, is a formidable fighter with a Strength attribute exceeding 20 points.
Significant Themes
- The theme of slavery and the power dynamics between slaves and their masters are highlighted through Hausen's character.
- The King's self-preservation and willingness to abandon his queen showcase his cowardice and lack of loyalty.
Character Interactions
- Su Xiao observes the battle between Krieg and Hausen from outside the palace, realizing the danger of engaging Hausen directly.
- The King abandons his queen to save himself, showing his disregard for her safety.