Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō finally understands his true identity: he's the older brother of Izayoi and Homura, not a transmigrator.
• He learns that his memories of Earth and other worlds are false, given to him by the Mother of Good Gods and the Mother of Evil Gods.
• Saigō comprehends the nature of the First Rank, good and evil, and karma, and understands that he's on the right path to achieve it.
• He enters the long river of Human History and obtains its power, becoming the only First Rank since ancient times.

Character Developments

• Saigō gains a deeper understanding of his identity and purpose, accepts his past, and embraces his destiny.
• He becomes the first person in the Little Garden to reach the First Rank, demonstrating his exceptional abilities and wisdom.

Significant Themes

• Identity and Destiny: Saigō grapples with his true identity and accepts his fate, understanding that his path is unique and significant.
• Good and Evil, and Karma: Saigō explores the nature of good and evil, karma, and their relationship with the First Rank.
• Humanity and Mythology: The contrast between Human History and Mythological History is further emphasized, with Saigō choosing the former.

Character Interactions

• Saigō's past as the older brother of Izayoi and Homura is revealed, adding a layer to their relationship.
• The Mother of Good Gods and the Mother of Evil Gods are mentioned, showing their influence on Saigō's life and the Little Garden.
• Yahweh and the Future Buddha observe Saigō's advancement, showing curiosity and concern about his potential achievement of the First Rank.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō fails to reach First Rank but reveals he was successful, surprising everyone.
• He suppresses Yahweh and the Future Buddha for hundreds of millions of years and erases the Indian Pantheon, except for Kali Yuga, who goes mad.
• Saigō creates a colossal hand from the void to destroy Kali Yuga, and her blood creates new rivers and universes.
• Kali Yuga's clone, Kariyoga, appears, threatening Kurma and Brahma.

Character Developments

• Saigō proves his strength and resolve, ascending to First Rank and suppressing other Domain Holders.
• Yahweh and the Future Buddha accept their suppression, seeking to understand the path to First Rank.
• Kali Yuga goes mad and is ultimately destroyed by Saigō.
• Kurma and Brahma argue about their past decisions, realizing the futility of arguing with their other half.

Significant Themes

• The power of human history and destiny.
• The consequences of one's actions and the inevitability of fate.
• The struggle between good and evil, and the blurred line between them.

Character Interactions

• Saigō interacts with the Halloween Queen, the White Night King, and Great Father God Zeus, showing his resolve and power.
• Yahweh and the Future Buddha accept their suppression, seeking understanding from Saigō.
• Kurma and Brahma argue about their past decisions, highlighting their shared identity as Trimurti.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō, now at First Rank, defeats the Indian Pantheon's leader, Shiva, and erases the Indian Pantheon from Mythological History.
• Saigō reshapes Human History, initiating a Historical Transition Period that destroys the Indian Pantheon's nation and faith.
• The White Night King resumes her true identity as the Primordial Star, the sum of all stars in the universe.
• Saigō returns to the Little Garden, finding the battlefield empty as the remaining Domain Holders have returned to their respective realms.

Character Developments

• Saigō ascends to First Rank, gaining the power to actively control Historical Transition Periods and reshape Human History.
• The White Night King resumes her true identity as the Primordial Star, symbolizing the collective spirit of all stars in the universe.
• Kaling, Saigō's mount, greets the Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, before Saigō, showing her loyalty and affection towards her master.

Significant Themes

• The power of 'good and evil' and the fundamental duality of good and evil.
• The influence of Human History on Mythological History and the ability of a First Rank being to control Historical Transition Periods.
• The transformation of the White Night King's identity from the Spirit of the Geocentric Theory to the Primordial Star.

Character Interactions

• Saigō and the White Night King: Saigō encourages the White Night King to resume her true identity as the Primordial Star.
• The Halloween Queen and the White Night King: The Halloween Queen watches over the White Night King's ascension, their relationship shifting from rivals to playful banter.
• Saigō and Kaling: Kaling greets the Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, before Saigō, leading to an awkward situation between them.
• The Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, and Kaling: The Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, teases Kaling about greeting him before Saigō.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō rewards Kaling with the Spirit of King Garuda.
• The Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, hosts a victory celebration.
• Saigō captures Argol and reseals her, granting her limited freedom.
• Saigō arrives at Arcadia's headquarters, rewarding its members for their contributions.
• Saigō agrees to resurrect Kalki upon Sakamaki Izayoi's request.
• Saigō returns Black Rabbit's hometown and tribesmen.
• Canary decides to leave the Little Garden temporarily to find exiled Arcadia members, with Kasugabe Takaaki accompanying her.
• Saigō Homura decides to visit his former foster home's children.

Character Developments

• Kaling receives the Spirit of King Garuda and is grateful to Saigō.
• Argol is resealed by Saigō, accepting limited freedom.
• Sakamaki Izayoi requests Kalki's resurrection, showing his desire for a fair rematch and his understanding of Kalki.
• Black Rabbit is overjoyed to receive her hometown and tribesmen back.
• Canary takes responsibility for finding exiled Arcadia members, showing her dedication and leadership.
• Kasugabe Takaaki accompanies Canary, taking responsibility for his past actions.
• Saigō Homura decides to visit his foster home's children, showing his caring nature.

Significant Themes

• Rewards and consequences for actions.
• Responsibility and atonement for past mistakes.
• Desire and its fulfillment.
• Leadership and its challenges.

Character Interactions

• Saigō interacts with Kaling, showing his generosity and power.
• The Great Sage, Equal to Heaven, interacts with Saigō, showing her friendly and playful nature.
• Saigō interacts with Argol, showing his understanding of her irrational behavior and his willingness to grant limited freedom.
• Saigō interacts with Arcadia members, rewarding them for their contributions and showing his understanding of their desires.
• Sakamaki Izayoi and Saigō Homura interact with Saigō, showing their brotherly bond and their different personalities.
• Canary and Kasugabe Takaaki interact, showing their shared responsibility and dedication to Arcadia's members.
• Saigō Homura interacts with his foster home's children, showing his caring nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō Homura refuses to take the leadership position in Arcadia, leading to Izayoi leaving and Yo being chosen as the new leader.
• Saigō meets Leticia and her sister, instructing Leticia to stay in Little Garden with her sister.
• Saigō returns to the Outer Gate of the Second Rank and confronts Decadent Wind, the ultimate Apocalypse.
• Saigō uses his power to suppress Decadent Wind and bring Little Garden back to the Era of World Preservation.
• Saigō fulfills his promise to resurrect Kalki and ensures Little Garden's safety for an extended period.

Character Developments

• Saigō Homura: Becomes the true Sect Master of Zoroastrianism, transcending to First Rank. He demonstrates his power and wisdom by suppressing Decadent Wind and ensuring Little Garden's continued existence.
• Sakamaki Izayoi: Stays true to his carefree and self-centered nature, refusing to take on leadership responsibilities. He leaves Arcadia to explore Little Garden.
• Kasugabe Yo: Reluctantly accepts the leadership position in Arcadia after Izayoi's departure.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between good and evil, and the transcendence of these concepts.
• The power of human will and civilization's progress in overcoming obstacles.
• The cyclical nature of time and the ability to influence and change the course of history.
• The responsibility of leaders and the consequences of their actions.

Character Interactions

• Saigō Homura and Sakamaki Izayoi: Their interaction highlights Izayoi's carefree and self-centered nature and Saigō's wisdom and understanding.
• Saigō Homura and Leticia: Saigō provides guidance and comfort to Leticia, showing his care for his followers.
• Saigō Homura and Decadent Wind: Their confrontation demonstrates Saigō's power and the importance of his role in maintaining Little Garden's balance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō returns to the Little Garden and meets Momonga, who is startled by his sudden appearance.
• Saigō tells Momonga that he must bring the Great Tomb of Nazarick to the Little Garden to contribute to Zoroastrianism's development.
• Momonga agrees to do so, expressing his excitement for the new adventure in the Little Garden.
• Saigō then meets Nangong Nayue, who is upset about being deceived by him in the past. They have afternoon tea together, and Saigō playfully teases her.

Character Developments

• Momonga: He shows fear and caution, but also excitement for the new challenges in the Little Garden. He maintains his self-awareness and commitment to his friends.
• Saigō: He displays a gentle and approachable demeanor, contrasting with his lofty status as a Deity. He shows affection towards Nangong Nayue and enjoys teasing her.
• Nangong Nayue: She expresses resentment towards Saigō for deceiving her but ultimately shows concern for his well-being. She maintains her pride and cool demeanor.

Significant Themes

• Friendship: Both Momonga and Saigō value their friendship, with Momonga expressing his joy in Saigō's achievements and Saigō showing affection towards Nangong Nayue.
• Power and Responsibility: Momonga feels the weight of his new responsibilities in the Little Garden, while Nangong Nayue struggles with her feelings towards Saigō's past deceptions.
• Adventure and Excitement: Momonga looks forward to the new adventures and challenges the Little Garden offers, contrasting with his initial fear.

Character Interactions

• Momonga and Saigō: Their interaction is friendly and open, with Momonga expressing his fears and Saigō offering encouragement and support.
• Saigō and Nangong Nayue: Their interaction is playful and teasing, with Nangong Nayue expressing her resentment and Saigō enjoying their banter. Despite this, they share a tender moment during their afternoon tea.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Little Garden returns to the Era of World Preservation after the war, with rebuilding efforts underway.
• Sirzechs and Rias, siblings and powerful demons, travel through the Little Garden and meet their father, Saigō, at the end of the world.
• Saigō tasks Sirzechs and Rias with bringing their entire world (DXD) into the Little Garden as a Community.
• Saigō plans to resurrect the Mother of Evil Gods and the Mother of Good Gods, his true mothers, and grant them Second Rank positions in the Little Garden.

Character Developments

• Sirzechs and Rias show growth and maturity, handling tasks assigned by Saigō and expressing their desire to elevate their world and its inhabitants.
• Saigō demonstrates his affection and care for his children, Sirzechs and Rias, and his determination to bring back his mothers.

Significant Themes

• Family and parental love: Saigō's affection for his children and his desire to resurrect his mothers highlight the importance of family and love.
• Growth and ambition: Sirzechs and Rias show ambition and a desire to improve their world and its inhabitants, reflecting their growth and maturity.

Character Interactions

• Saigō, Sirzechs, and Rias: The interaction between father and children shows affection, respect, and understanding, with Saigō entrusting important tasks to his children.
• Morgan and Saigō: They share a moment of observation and appreciation for the prosperity of Camelot, showing a calm and understanding connection.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Saigō and Morgan discuss the state of Camelot and Britain, with Morgan expressing her satisfaction and Saigō's pride in her growth.
• Saigō meets with the Control Devil, Makima, acknowledging her loyalty and giving her permission to continue her game of control.
• Saigō travels to the Outer Gate of the Second Rank to meet the Dual Goddesses and prepare for the return of the Mother of Good Gods and the Mother of Evil Gods.
• Saigō alters the creation myth of Zoroastrianism, making himself the Overgod and the two mothers his creations, setting the stage for their return.

Character Developments

• Morgan shows growth and maturity, having adapted well to life in the Little Garden and leading Britain to prosperity under Saigō's guidance.
• Saigō demonstrates his power and influence, capable of altering mythological history and bringing back the two mothers from the past.
• The Dual Goddesses remain stoic and detached, following the laws of karma without strong emotional responses.

Significant Themes

• The power of Human History and its ability to alter mythological history and reality.
• The struggle between good and evil, symbolized by the Mother of Good Gods and the Mother of Evil Gods.
• The concept of karma and its role in the world, represented by the Dual Goddesses.

Character Interactions

• Saigō and Morgan share a warm, respectful relationship, with Saigō proud of Morgan's growth and Morgan appreciative of Saigō's guidance.
• Saigō treats Makima with casual indifference, acknowledging her loyalty but not showing excessive favor.
• The Dual Goddesses show deference to Saigō, recognizing his power and status as the Overseer of Zarathustra.