Ch. 1781Lying Low Made Life Easy

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian returns to his Laboratory after helping Professor A Kai.
  • Lita, Veil's younger sister, is waiting for him. She's grateful for Fu Qian's help and wants to express her thanks.
  • Lita reveals that Veil has been given the opportunity to audit classes at the Sword Participation Institute.
  • Fu Qian receives a message from Liu Shuang, his research assistant, asking if he's available to go to the Sword Participation Institute immediately.

Character Developments

  • Lita shows maturity and gratitude, acknowledging Fu Qian's help and expressing her sister's thanks.
  • Fu Qian remains detached and humble about his actions, seeing Veil's opportunity as her own achievement.

Significant Themes

  • Gratitude and Debt: Lita emphasizes the debt she owes Fu Qian and her sister's desire to express their thanks.
  • Opportunity and Effort: Fu Qian believes that Veil's opportunity is hers to seize and that his role was minimal.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Lita have a cordial conversation, with Lita expressing her gratitude and Fu Qian acknowledging it.
  • Liu Shuang's message to Fu Qian hints at a potential opportunity or development at the Sword Participation Institute.

Ch. 1782The Sword in the Stone

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian, unopposed, reaches the Sword Participation Institute to meet Ji Liushuang.
  • Ji Liushuang shows Fu Qian a peculiar weapon, the 'Sword in the Stone,' a reward from the Night Watchers for their previous assistance.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian maintains his academic leader demeanor, showing concern for Ji Liushuang's work.
  • Ji Liushuang demonstrates maturity and responsibility in handling her duties at the Laboratory.
  • Ji Liushuang expresses bewilderment and concern about the 'Sword in the Stone,' showing her understanding of its dangerous nature and value.

Significant Themes

  • Responsibility and duty (Fu Qian's concern for Ji Liushuang, Ji Liushuang's diligence in her duties).
  • Power and its consequences (the 'Sword in the Stone's' dangerous nature and potential for misuse).

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang interact professionally, with Fu Qian showing concern and Ji Liushuang updating him on recent events.
  • Ji Liushuang and the Veil sisters are shown to have a good working relationship, with Veil understanding Ji Liushuang's need for privacy.
  • Ji Liushuang and Professor Chang Mo are implied to have a close student-teacher relationship, as she uses his lounge for private conversations.

Ch. 1783The Object of the Warning

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ji Liushuang receives a reward, the Sword in the Stone, for her groundbreaking progress report.
  • The sword is a divine artifact with extraordinary power and side effects, symbolizing a warning.
  • Fu Qian returns and helps Ji Liushuang understand the true value and implications of the sword.

Character Developments

  • Ji Liushuang: She shows hesitation and caution in accepting the excessive reward, demonstrating her maturity and wisdom.
  • Fu Qian: He reveals his knowledge of the sword's true value and the secret behind its reward, showing his insight and understanding.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Responsibility: The sword's power comes with a warning about forgetting justice and compassion, emphasizing the theme of power and responsibility.
  • Trust and Secrets: The secret behind the sword's reward highlights the theme of trust and secrets, as Ji Liushuang and Fu Qian share information that others are not privy to.

Character Interactions

  • Ji Liushuang and Fu Qian: They interact as mentor and mentee, with Fu Qian guiding Ji Liushuang's understanding of the sword's true value and implications.
  • Ji Liushuang and Your Excellency Aiko: They interact as equals, with Ji Liushuang explaining the situation of anomalous personnel to Aiko.

Ch. 1784Exploiting the Familiar

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Professor Fu, a respected scientist from Tianqi Institute, visits the Sword Participation Institute, accompanied by Ji Liushuang.
  • They meet Yuan Fang, who leads them to a room where Professor Chang Mo and Night Watcher Aiko are waiting.
  • Aiko asks Fu Qian about his personal experiences and perceptions during the White-Headed Holy See illusion, focusing on any signs of upper Willpower activity or subjective initiative.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian: Shows courage and fearlessness in taking responsibility for his actions and their consequences. He is also satisfied with the reward given by the Night Watcher, emphasizing Ji Liushuang's contribution.
  • Ji Liushuang: Gains confidence in her abilities and feels relieved with Fu Qian's return. She is also grateful for Fu Qian's recognition of her efforts.
  • Aiko: Demonstrates willingness to take responsibility for her actions and acknowledges the risks involved in the process. She is also perceptive and appreciates Fu Qian's direct approach.

Significant Themes

  • Responsibility and accountability: Characters take responsibility for their actions and their consequences.
  • Recognition and reward: Fu Qian acknowledges Ji Liushuang's contributions and ensures she receives the appropriate reward.
  • Power and control: The White-Headed Holy See illusion and the Madness Fire represent power and control, both in the context of the story and as a theme.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang: Fu Qian shows appreciation for Ji Liushuang's efforts and ensures she receives the reward. Ji Liushuang feels relieved and confident with Fu Qian's presence.
  • Fu Qian and Aiko: They have a straightforward and respectful exchange, acknowledging each other's roles and responsibilities.
  • Yuan Fang and Fu Qian: Yuan Fang welcomes Fu Qian politely and expresses gratitude for his assistance in the matter.

Ch. 1785Flame Hypothesis

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The location of the Prison Break is crucial for understanding the King of Prison Break's God Skin and exploring the Calamity Authority.
  • The golden Flame, appearing multiple times, is a valuable clue to finding the Prison Break.
  • Fu Qian and Old Master Li He discuss the Flame's effect, which seems to annihilate one's self-concept rather than simply causing mental corruption.
  • Fu Qian decides it's better to invite Old Master Stos to the Academy than to visit him directly, due to the Night Watchers' ambiguous attitude towards the Prison Break.
  • Fu Qian shares his theory about the golden Flame with Aiko, suggesting it might be dominated by a hidden Willpower.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian: He delves deeper into the Flame's nature and its potential connection to the King of Prison Break, showing his analytical and strategic thinking.
  • Aiko: She shows concern about the potential involvement of a Higher Being's Willpower in the events, hinting at her role as a Night Watcher and her sensitivity to ancient powers.

Significant Themes

  • Ancient secrets and their potential dangers.
  • The nature of power and its control or manipulation.
  • The ambiguity and complexity of ancient organizations like the Night Watchers.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Old Master Li He discuss the Flame's effects, leading Fu Qian to invite Old Master Stos to the Academy.
  • Fu Qian shares his theory about the golden Flame with Aiko, seeking her input and potentially collaborating with her to uncover more secrets.

Ch. 1786Storing It for Her

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aiko and Yuan Fang leave Professor Fu's lab after discussing the conspiracy theories.
  • Professor Fu admits to visiting the Institute of Curses first upon his return.
  • Ji Liushuang shares that she successfully pulled out the Sword in the Stone and its effects.
  • Ji Liushuang asks Professor Chang to keep the Sword in the Stone in her lab for now.
  • Professor Chang agrees to keep the sword and allows other Sword Participation Institute members to observe it, but it will never leave her lab.
  • Ji Liushuang requests a leave of absence to handle matters at the Laboratory.

Character Developments

  • Aiko: Shows concern about conspiracy theories but doesn't elaborate. She's straightforward and focused on her mission.
  • Professor Fu: Displayed insight and courage in handling the recent incident. He's indifferent to the Sword in the Stone's prize.
  • Ji Liushuang: Successfully pulls out the Sword in the Stone and shares it with her institute. She's measured in her actions and not overly selfless.
  • Professor Chang: Admires Professor Fu's actions and is excited about the Sword in the Stone. She's willing to keep the sword in her lab and allows others to observe it.

Significant Themes

  • Custodianship and Responsibility: Characters take on responsibilities to protect and share resources for the greater good (e.g., Professor Chang keeping the Sword in the Stone for her institute).
  • Selflessness vs. Measured Generosity: Ji Liushuang shows she's not overly selfless but also not greedy, striking a balance between the two.

Character Interactions

  • Aiko and Professor Fu: They have a polite and professional interaction, with Aiko showing appreciation for Fu's help.
  • Professor Fu and Professor Chang: They have a respectful and admiring interaction, with Professor Chang acknowledging Fu's contributions.
  • Ji Liushuang and Professor Chang: They have a close mentor-mentee relationship, with Ji Liushuang sharing her experiences and asking for favors, and Professor Chang agreeing to help while setting boundaries.

Ch. 1787Professor Frost's First Snow

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang go out for lunch after a meeting.
  • Ji Liushuang shares observations about the Academy's early winter and snow trees.
  • Fu Qian learns about the Academy's recent developments and Ji Liushuang's family situation.
  • Jia Keke, Ji Liushuang's assistant, approaches them with a possible message from the Demigod Angui.

Character Developments

  • Ji Liushuang shows growth in her decision-making and responsibility, handling a sensitive matter without Fu Qian's immediate permission.
  • Fu Qian demonstrates understanding and support for Ji Liushuang's actions, indicating trust in her judgment.
  • Ji Liushuang displays maturity in accepting the ambiguity of her family's situation and managing her expectations.

Significant Themes

  • Trust and responsibility in professional relationships (Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang).
  • Ambiguity and complexity in family dynamics (Ji Liushuang and her family).
  • The passage of time and seasonal changes as a reflection of personal growth and change (early winter, snow trees).

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang engage in casual conversation, showing a comfortable working relationship.
  • Fu Qian offers support and understanding to Ji Liushuang regarding her family situation.
  • Jia Keke's appearance serves as a reminder of Ji Liushuang's family dynamics and potential external influences.

Ch. 1788Reminder and Thanks

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Jia Keke, Ji Liushuang's assistant, finds them to deliver a message from Demigod Angui.
  • Angui warns about increased conflicts due to An Jing's retaliation against the Siren, advising them to stay within the Academy grounds.
  • Fu Qian asks Jia Keke for restaurant recommendations, leading them to her residence.

Character Developments

  • Jia Keke demonstrates professionalism and discretion in her role as an assistant.
  • Ji Liushuang shows confidence in her decisions and the Gospel Group's operations.
  • Fu Qian exhibits curiosity about the area and interest in Jia Keke's recommendations.

Significant Themes

  • Loyalty and Trust: Ji Liushuang's confidence in Jia Keke and her actions to build trust with her assistant.
  • Confidentiality and Discretion: Jia Keke's adherence to professional ethics and confidentiality in her role.

Character Interactions

  • Ji Liushuang and Jia Keke: Ji Liushuang expresses confidence in Jia Keke's abilities, while Jia Keke shows loyalty and professionalism.
  • Fu Qian and Jia Keke: Fu Qian shows interest in Jia Keke's recommendations, while Jia Keke maintains a respectful distance.
  • Ji Liushuang and Fu Qian: They discuss Jia Keke's background and Angui's support for her, showing mutual understanding and agreement.

Ch. 1789Unspoken Understanding

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Liu Shuang (Ji Liushuang) acknowledges the need to accept fate to protect what she cherishes before gaining enough power.
  • Angui supports Liu Shuang on the Gospel Group issue, indicating an unspoken understanding related to Ji Yicheng's death.
  • Fu Qian shows interest in finding a Supernatural Item (hand axe) related to his predecessors, seeking Liu Shuang's help through Angui.
  • Fu Qian discovers he hasn't dreamt in this world and decides to explore this further using the Clear Dream.

Character Developments

  • Liu Shuang shows maturity and understanding of her situation, accepting fate and reciprocating Angui's goodwill.
  • Fu Qian demonstrates his interest in research and investigation, seeking help from Liu Shuang and Angui to find the hand axe.
  • Fu Qian realizes he hasn't dreamt in this world, leading him to explore this phenomenon further.

Significant Themes

  • Acceptance of fate and responsibility.
  • The power dynamics and alliances between characters.
  • The exploration of the unknown and the pursuit of knowledge.

Character Interactions

  • Liu Shuang and Angui: They share an unspoken understanding and agreement, with Angui supporting Liu Shuang and Liu Shuang reciprocating by asking Angui for help.
  • Liu Shuang and Fu Qian: They work together to find the hand axe, with Fu Qian seeking Liu Shuang's help through Angui.
  • Fu Qian and himself: Fu Qian interacts with his own thoughts and realizations, deciding to explore the phenomenon of not dreaming in this world.

Ch. 1790The Outsider

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian, the Dream Master, enters a Clear Dream, which is too realistic for his liking.
  • He explores the boundaries of his dream, discovering that it extends realistically wherever he goes.
  • He tests the effects of his new identity as an Ancient Higher Being in the dream, but finds no significant changes.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian remains calm and analytical throughout his dream exploration, showing his understanding of his abilities and the nature of dreams.
  • He expresses frustration with the predictability of his dreams and his lack of control over them.

Significant Themes

  • The dream as a reflection of the self: Fu Qian's dream mirrors his mental state and his Willpower.
  • The limitations of control: Fu Qian, despite being the Dream Master, has limited control over his dreams and the dream world.
  • Identity and its impact: Fu Qian's new identity as an Ancient Higher Being doesn't significantly change his dream experiences.

Character Interactions

  • There are no character interactions in this chapter as Fu Qian is alone in his dream. However, his interactions with the dream world and its elements are notable.
  • The crying of an infant and the gathering of demons in the dream serve as interactive elements, responding to Fu Qian's presence and actions.

Ch. 1791Tide of Ancient Erosion

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian, now the King of Prison Break, attempts to connect to the Mind World or the Group Unconsciousness through the Dreamscape but fails.
  • He decides to explore the Mind World through the Red Moon's help, replicating Liliana's hiding place.
  • Fu Qian enters a familiar building, suspecting it to be a Deity's Bone Remains, and encounters the Tide, a destructive force that affects ancient Higher Beings.
  • He discovers that the Tide has increased in intensity due to the umbilical cord and that it causes physical distortion and mutation.
  • Fu Qian activates the Return Edict and False God Incarnation to counter the Tide's effects.
  • He crosses the barrier and reaches the Boundary, where he finds the blood loss efficiency to be higher.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian demonstrates his strategic thinking and patience in exploring the Mind World, showing growth in his abilities and understanding of the world's mechanics.
  • He faces a significant challenge with the increased intensity of the Tide, pushing his physical limits and forcing him to adapt.

Significant Themes

  • The exploration of the Mind World and the search for ancient Higher Beings' remnants.
  • The struggle against the Tide, representing the challenges and dangers faced by ancient Higher Beings.
  • The importance of adaptation and resilience in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian interacts with the Red Moon, using it to help him explore the Mind World, showing a level of cooperation and understanding of the local powers.
  • He doesn't encounter any other characters in this chapter, focusing mainly on his personal exploration and growth.

Ch. 1792Danger

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian enters a strange, circular building through a bubble, guided by Red Moon.
  • He finds himself in a bright, perfect circular corridor with suppressed perception and no tide.
  • Red Moon warns Fu Qian of danger, but he proceeds.
  • Fu Qian encounters a giant, armored figure blocking his path, wielding a shield and a pole hammer.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian demonstrates his analytical skills, deductive reasoning, and courage in the face of danger.
  • Red Moon shows concern for Fu Qian's safety, providing guidance and warnings.

Significant Themes

  • Danger and curiosity: Fu Qian's willingness to explore despite Red Moon's warning highlights his adventurous nature.
  • The unknown: The strange building and the armored figure represent the unknown, which Fu Qian is determined to unravel.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian interacts with Red Moon through mental communication, showing a level of trust and understanding between them.
  • Fu Qian's encounter with the armored figure is his first interaction with a potential enemy or obstacle in this new environment.

Ch. 1793Fellow Prisoners

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian encounters a self-repairing metal shield and wall in a strange prison.
  • He discovers that moving in his Blood Conquest state causes him to lose health.
  • Fu Qian finds a human-like prisoner in a cell, who doesn't seem eager to escape.
  • Fu Qian decides to impersonate the White-faced Man to potentially gather information.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian demonstrates his combat skills and adaptability in a challenging environment.
  • The prisoner shows signs of recognition and surprise when Fu Qian impersonates the White-faced Man.

Significant Themes

  • Adaptation and problem-solving in harsh environments.
  • The potential for deception and manipulation in survival situations.
  • The theme of identity and recognition, as Fu Qian impersonates another character.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian interacts with a self-repairing metal shield and wall, showcasing his combat skills and analytical thinking.
  • Fu Qian encounters a prisoner who shows signs of recognition and surprise when Fu Qian impersonates the White-faced Man, hinting at a potential connection between them.

Ch. 1794White-Faced Three Blades

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian, disguised as the White-faced Man, is imprisoned.
  • A prisoner, suspected to be a Night Watcher informant, attacks Fu Qian.
  • Fu Qian uses his long saber to defend himself, revealing his true nature.
  • Plain Knights arrive, attempting to subdue Fu Qian.
  • Fu Qian uses his saber to destroy a Plain Knight and ignites golden Flame, revealing his true power.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian maintains his role as the White-faced Man, prioritizing action over dialogue.
  • The prisoner shows quick thinking and combat skills, suspecting Fu Qian's true identity.
  • The Plain Knights demonstrate their strength and lack of concern for the prisoners' safety.

Significant Themes

  • The power of action over words: Fu Qian's slashes reveal more than words could.
  • The duality of identity: Fu Qian's disguise and the prisoner's suspected true identity.
  • The consequences of revealing one's true nature: Fu Qian's actions have significant implications.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and the prisoner: A tense standoff that reveals both characters' quick thinking and combat skills.
  • Fu Qian and the Plain Knights: A destructive encounter that showcases Fu Qian's power and the knights' lack of concern for the prisoners.

Ch. 1795Parasite

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian, impersonating the White-faced Man, attacks a prisoner to make him suspect Fu Qian's identity.
  • Fu Qian tests the golden Flame on the prison's metal structures, revealing they are made of flesh and blood, connected like a machine.
  • Fu Qian discovers that the prisoner has a skin-like whisker, suggesting he's not human.
  • Fu Qian returns to Half Moon and activates his Mythical Form, King of Prison Break. He finds a small doll made of linked bodies inside his head, which collapses into ashes.
  • Fu Qian realizes he was being parasitized by something white, similar to Su Gao's doll.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability in his interactions with the prisoner.
  • Fu Qian shows determination and resilience in enduring the strain of his Mythical Form.
  • The prisoner displays curiosity and bravery, choosing to investigate Fu Qian's actions rather than flee.

Significant Themes

  • Deception and Truth: Fu Qian uses deception to manipulate the prisoner, but the truth is ultimately revealed.
  • Appearance vs. Reality: The prison's metal structures appear to be made of metal but are revealed to be flesh and blood, connected like a machine.
  • Parasitism: The theme of being controlled or influenced by something else is explored through Fu Qian's discovery of the parasite.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and the prisoner: Fu Qian manipulates the prisoner, while the prisoner tries to understand Fu Qian's actions.
  • Fu Qian and the parasite: Fu Qian is unaware of the parasite's presence until he discovers it inside himself.
  • Fu Qian and his Mythical Form: Fu Qian uses his Mythical Form to find and remove the parasite.

Ch. 1796Harvest and Aftermath

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian visits a burial ground as an ancient Higher Being, triggering a special reaction.
  • He discovers a well-guarded prison with a high-Rank Supernatural being and prisoners with normal minds.
  • He is parasitized and decides to investigate further using the faintly reviving signs of ancient power.
  • Fu Qian returns to the Laboratory, completes his physical repair, and purifies himself of the parasite using the King of Prison Break's perspective.
  • He obtains a Doll, a remnant of the parasitic power, which resonates with the umbilical cord (Dorian) in his hand.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian demonstrates strategic thinking and caution, deciding not to activate his Mythical Form inside the prison to avoid alerting the Night Watcher.
  • He shows concern for the Red Moon's condition and avoids putting her in danger.
  • Liu Shuang maintains her friendly and respectful demeanor towards Fu Qian.

Significant Themes

  • The importance of caution and strategic planning in high-risk situations.
  • The consequences of parasitic powers and their removal.
  • The potential connection between Su Gao and the Akons Divine Doctor.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian interacts with the Red Moon, seeking her help in his physical repair and ensuring she's not put in danger.
  • Liu Shuang greets Fu Qian warmly, maintaining their professional and friendly relationship.

Ch. 1797The Rain of Judgment

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang discuss Fu Qian's recent absence from the Academy.
  • Fu Qian asks about any unusual celestial phenomena.
  • A spectacular meteor shower occurs, with each meteor striking a specific location, seemingly targeting the Institute of Curses.
  • Fu Qian confirms that these events are illusions for them, but real in another dimension.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian: Shows concern for the Academy and its inhabitants, despite his initial reluctance to engage with the Academy's affairs.
  • Ji Liushuang: Demonstrates loyalty and concern for Fu Qian's well-being, and shows curiosity and alarm at the celestial phenomena.

Significant Themes

  • The power of destiny and fate (as represented by the "meteors of destiny").
  • The abstract nature of Transcendence and other dimensions.
  • The potential consequences of Fu Qian's actions and inactions on the Academy.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang: They interact as mentor and student, with Ji Liushuang showing concern for Fu Qian's well-being and Fu Qian sharing information with her, albeit sparingly.
  • Implied interaction: The Institute of Curses mentors and students, who are potentially under threat from the celestial phenomena.

Ch. 1798The Fall

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A meteor shower, triggered by the Angel Lord's Typhoid Fear, strikes the Academy's Institute of Curses.
  • The Angel Lord, a Second Order Supernatural being and accomplice of the Needle Witch Kelin, is suspected to be hiding within the Institute.
  • The meteor strikes cause a hidden Supernatural being to emerge and resist, but it's eventually overwhelmed and destroyed.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian, the narrator, remains pragmatic and analytical, even in the face of extraordinary events.
  • Ji Liushuang, Fu Qian's companion, is initially cautious but becomes more involved as the situation unfolds.
  • The Angel Lord's true power and identity are revealed, showing it to be a formidable force with ties to the Needle Witch Kelin.

Significant Themes

  • The theme of fate and its judgment is emphasized through the meteor shower and the subsequent destruction of the hidden Supernatural being.
  • The power dynamics between Supernatural beings and organizations are explored, with the Angel Lord's actions challenging the Academy's authority.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang work together to investigate the aftermath of the meteor strike, with Fu Qian leading the way and Ji Liushuang expressing concern for the potential casualties.
  • Fu Qian and Professor A Kai interact briefly, with A Kai expressing worry about his research materials lost in the Institute of Curses.

Ch. 1799The Heat Was Off the Charts

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Institute of Curses suffers severe damage from a meteor fall, with numerous gray feathers scattered around.
  • Professor A Kai is impaled by a feather, which extends deep underground.
  • Fu Qian arrives at the scene but prioritizes preventing accidents and contacting instructors over immediate investigation.
  • Dean Li, who has advanced to Demigod, wants Fu Qian's input on the situation but Fu Qian declines, giving Dean Li a mysterious emblem instead.

Character Developments

  • Professor A Kai shows dedication to his job but suffers the most damage in the incident.
  • Fu Qian demonstrates leadership and strategic thinking, prioritizing safety and order over immediate action.
  • Dean Li advances to Demigod, becoming the youngest in many years, and takes charge of the situation at the Institute of Curses.

Significant Themes

  • Unpredictability: The meteor fall and its consequences highlight the unpredictable nature of events.
  • Secrets and Power: The incident involves remnants of Angel worship, Academy secrets, and the Native Council, suggesting a power struggle.
  • Leadership and Responsibility: Fu Qian and Dean Li's actions showcase their leadership and sense of responsibility in handling the crisis.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Professor A Kai work together to manage the situation, with Fu Qian taking the lead.
  • Fu Qian and Dean Li have a professional relationship, with Fu Qian declining Dean Li's invitation to participate in the discussion due to prior commitments.
  • Ji Liushuang acts as a messenger between Fu Qian and Dean Li, showing loyalty to Fu Qian.

Ch. 1800Temporarily Away

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Fu Qian, a mentor, decides not to join a group discussion about the recent meteor shower, as he has other priorities.
  • He believes the insignia found at the scene is related to an Angel Dungeon he explored previously, and thinks the Night Watchers might have more information about it.
  • Fu Qian sends Ji Liushuang to relay this information to Dean Li.
  • He then goes out to buy food, and later, Chief Yuan's secretary, Xiao Mingyue, invites him to the Night Watcher base for a discussion.
  • At the base, Chief Yuan asks Fu Qian about the meteor shower, and he reveals that he activated an Angel Lord's cooperation to cause it.

Character Developments

  • Fu Qian demonstrates his decisiveness and strategic thinking, prioritizing his duties and seeking information from the Night Watchers.
  • Chief Yuan shows concern and curiosity about the meteor shower event, seeking clarification from Fu Qian.

Significant Themes

  • The power dynamics between the Academy and the Night Watchers, with the Academy denying involvement in the meteor shower and seeking the Night Watchers' assistance.
  • The potential return of ancient faiths and the Night Watchers' role in preventing this.

Character Interactions

  • Fu Qian and Ji Liushuang: They discuss the insignia and Fu Qian's decision to send her to relay information to Dean Li.
  • Fu Qian and Chief Yuan: They discuss the meteor shower event, with Chief Yuan seeking clarification from Fu Qian about his involvement.
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