Ch. 661Twenty Years, About to Be Born
Key Plot Points and Events
- Su Qing'an contemplates the soulprint of the synthetic human recognized by the Bishop, questioning whether to correct it to match Headmaster Theresa's.
- He struggles between rational choice and emotional attachment, recalling the Lord Bishop's one-sided affection for Kallen and his own desires.
- Su Qing'an decides not to overthink the future and focuses on the present, spending time with Su Muxi.
- The world continues to advance, but time seems to stand still for those in the courtyard.
- Anti-Entropy and Destiny maintain a restrained approach, reducing Honkai-related casualties.
- Su Qing'an and Fu Hua watch a steam train, discussing Theresa's upcoming birth and the Vishnu gene's role in it.
Character Developments
- Su Qing'an: Struggles with rational vs. emotional decision-making, feels the weight of his desires, and accepts the present with Su Muxi.
- Fu Hua: Shows concern for Su Qing'an's well-being and supports his decisions regarding Theresa's birth.
- Su Muxi: Remains focused on watching anime and has no concrete plans for her future, content with her simple life.
Significant Themes
- The struggle between rational and emotional decision-making.
- The passage of time and its impact on individuals and society.
- The consequences of interfering with fate and the potential risks involved.
Character Interactions
- Su Qing'an and Fu Hua: Share a tender moment watching the steam train, discussing Theresa's birth and supporting each other.
- Su Qing'an and Su Muxi: Spend time together, with Su Qing'an encouraging Su Muxi to consider her future and find personal value.
- Su Qing'an and the Bishop (through flashbacks): The Bishop's one-sided affection for Kallen and his eventual actions serve as a cautionary tale for Su Qing'an.