Ch. 181He Was Not Only Valkyrie's Creditor, but Also Valkyrie's Friend
Key Plot Points and Events
- Pope Vittorio, the leader of the Valkyrie Temple, learns that the Valkyrie owes money to a human named Lance.
- Paladin Steven, who initially dismissed Lance's claim, now believes it due to Lance's strength and the Valkyrie's recognition of his portraits.
- Saintess Aurora is tasked with communicating with the Valkyrie to confirm the debt using the [Inviting God into Dream] divine spell.
- In the dream, Aurora witnesses Lance and Sophia (who she believes is the Valkyrie) interacting, with Sophia borrowing 132 Gold Coins from Lance.
Character Developments
- Pope Vittorio: Initially dismissive of Lance's claim, he becomes more serious about it due to Steven's report and the dream Aurora experienced.
- Saintess Aurora: She grows more concerned about the debt and the Valkyrie's relationship with Lance after her dream.
- Paladin Steven: He becomes more cautious and respectful towards Lance after witnessing his strength and the dream.
Significant Themes
- The relationship between gods and humans, with Lance being both a creditor and a friend to the Valkyrie.
- The responsibility of leaders (Pope Vittorio) in addressing unusual situations.
- The power dynamics between individuals (Lance's strength and the Valkyrie's recognition of his portraits).
Character Interactions
- Pope Vittorio and Paladin Steven: They discuss the situation and decide to have Aurora communicate with the Valkyrie.
- Saintess Aurora and the Valkyrie (in the dream): Aurora witnesses the Valkyrie's interactions with Lance, leading her to believe in the debt.
- Lance and Sophia (in the dream): Their interactions show a friendly relationship, with Sophia borrowing money from Lance.