First, a summary of the plot.
You may not believe this, but at first, I only wanted Suye to become a god among mages. However, he walked his own path toward becoming a divine-level mage.
Once Suye determined his goal in life, I had to respect his choice.
I only made the rules for this world, but Suye controlled his own life.
I had my principles of life, and Suye had his.
I had my goals in life, and Suye had his.
Second, the Blood Celebration Banquet itself had already been foreshadowed in various ways before Volume 5, so I will not list everything here. Some things will gradually be revealed later.
Of course, if any readers are dissatisfied, I, as the author, accept that and apologize. That is the basic responsibility of an author.
Volume 1 was about Suye growing and learning at the Plato Academy. At that time, Suye was merely a student.
Volume 2 was about his trials in Sparta, Marathon, and Pythia. By then, Suye had already begun growing rapidly.
Volume 3 was about resisting Persia and saving Athens from the plague. By then, Suye was already capable of standing on his own.
Volume 4 was about traveling through the Whale Kingdom and Deep Prison Plain. Suye's wings had grown stronger, and he expanded his own power.
Volume 5 marked the transition from the mortal level to the divine level. It was also a major turning point—the transition from Suye becoming an adult physically to becoming an adult in thought and mind. More importantly, it marked the beginning of Suye shouldering responsibility for the entire Magic World.
This book roughly covers four eras: the Thales era, which created magic; the Socrates era, when people first opposed the gods; and the Plato era, when people opposed the