Ch. 1621The Abandoned Children's Resentment
Key Plot Points and Events
- Titan Academy faces criticism, attacks, and desertion due to its precarious state and the Underworld's widespread discontent.
- The four major golden clans (including Titan Race) distance themselves from Titan Academy, providing little support, leading to a rift between them.
- Middle and high-ranking officials of Titan Academy, mostly from the four major clans, feel conflicted due to their loyalty to their clans and their achievements at the academy.
- Representatives from the four major clans visit Titan Academy, subtly probing its strength, making the officials uneasy and suspicious of the clans' intentions.
Character Developments
- The middle and high-ranking officials of Titan Academy, feeling abandoned by their clans, develop a sense of resentment and a desire to protect what they've built at the academy.
- The Gold Ribbon Grand Scholar, once an 'abandoned child' of their clan, becomes a leader among the officials, advocating for the academy's independence and resistance against the clans' perceived betrayal.
Significant Themes
- Abandonment and Resentment: The officials' feelings of being abandoned by their clans fuel their resentment and drive to protect Titan Academy.
- Loyalty and Betrayal: The officials grapple with their loyalty to their clans and their loyalty to the academy, which they've helped build. They feel betrayed by the clans' perceived abandonment.
- Proving Oneself: Many officials joined Titan Academy to prove themselves to their clans, adding to their determination to protect the academy.
Character Interactions
- The middle and high-ranking officials of Titan Academy privately confer and share their suspicions about the four major clans' intentions, leading to a united front against potential betrayal.
- The Gold Ribbon Grand Scholar emerges as a leader, expressing the officials' shared resentment and determination to protect the academy, even against their own clans.