Ch. 41Round Two Ends; Round Three, an Even Fiercer and More Spectacular Clash Among the Gods, Begins at Once! (Continued)
Key Plot Points and Events
- Hela's actions to weaken Prince Rhine's strength were driven by her desire to make him see her worth, not just duty.
- Rhine discovers that the Golden Land is investigating Obadiah's death and suspects Hela due to her communication with Lilia.
- Rhine realizes that Hela is in danger and rushes back to protect her.
- Rhine decides to visit the Golden Land with Hela to preemptively handle the situation.
- Rhine borrows Constance's sword, Rhine, for the journey.
Character Developments
- Hela: Realizes her feelings for Rhine, feels guilty for causing him to waver from Constance, but remains determined to help him.
- Rhine: Develops feelings for Hela, worries about her safety, and decides to take her to the Golden Land to protect her and handle the situation.
- Constance: Remains composed despite knowing Rhine's feelings for Hela, and allows Rhine to borrow her sword.
Significant Themes
- Loyalty: Hela's loyalty to Rhine grows, and she's willing to help him even without reward.
- Love and Relationships: Rhine's feelings for Hela develop, causing him to waver from Constance. Hela feels guilty for causing this.
- Trust and Betrayal: Hela's actions put her in danger, causing Rhine to lose trust in her, but she earns it back by offering to help him.
Character Interactions
- Rhine and Hela: Rhine scolds Hela for putting herself in danger, then expresses his worry for her and decides to take her to the Golden Land. Hela feels guilty for causing Rhine to waver from Constance but remains determined to help him.
- Rhine and Constance: Rhine borrows Constance's sword, and she remains composed despite knowing his feelings for Hela.