Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | No (诺) |
| Species/Race | Bronze Human 207 |
| Gender | Masculine |
| Occupation/Role | Human survivor, public speaker, and advocate for spreading Ryan’s message 207 219 |
| Status | Alive after the Great Flood 219 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 207, “Miracle” |
Background / History
Aurora City Disaster
During the destruction of Aurora City, No was the only person in a Divine Temple who accepted Ryan’s claim that the Gods had abandoned humanity and that another God could protect sincere believers. He decided to spread the news despite the other survivors’ skepticism 207.
As Triton’s flood overwhelmed the city, No prayed to the Gods for the survival of his people. His prayer reflected the desperation of the Humans facing divine destruction 210.
After the Great Flood
After surviving the Great Flood, No delivered a speech from a makeshift wooden platform. His words resonated with many other survivors, particularly those who had endured the disaster and were willing to reconsider their former beliefs 219.
His position was challenged by Ka Wei, who argued that not every God had ignored humanity and cited Hestia’s protection during the disaster. No’s speech and the ensuing discussion exposed the survivors’ divided views on divine benevolence 219.
Personality
No is characterized by strong faith, conviction, and a willingness to act on uncertain information. Unlike the people who remained in the Divine Temple, he believed Ryan because he saw no reason for Ryan to deceive them 207.
He also demonstrates courage and leadership. Even when most people rejected his claims, he chose to spread them, later addressing other survivors publicly after the flood 207 219.
Relationships
- Ryan — No believes Ryan’s warning about the Gods’ abandonment and acts to spread his message 207.
- Ka Wei — A fellow survivor who publicly challenges No’s view that the Gods had abandoned humanity, defending Hestia’s protection 219.
- Koen — A fellow surviving Human whom No encounters after the Great Flood 219.
Notable Quotes
“Why shouldn’t I believe it? What reason does he have to lie to me?” 207