Ch. 1241Vellent was Very Proud
Key Plot Points and Events
- Brunhild believes she's been mocked by the White-haired Fox and expresses her desire to attack him, but her subordinates advise against it.
- Count Tadier returns, acknowledging Brunhild's victory.
- The "Spellbreaker" and King Wellent meet in a secret room, with the former preparing to transfer his clone's Vitality to a new body.
Character Developments
- Brunhild: Struggles with her desire for revenge but maintains her honor and sense of justice, ultimately deciding not to attack the White-haired Fox.
- King Wellent: Reveals his true self to the Spellbreaker, expressing no pressure from his acting roles and lamenting the deaths of his loyal Vassals.
- The Spellbreaker: Shows his true appearance and age, revealing his mission to transfer his clone's Vitality to a new body.
Significant Themes
- Honor and justice vs. personal desires and revenge.
- The burden of leadership and the pressure of maintaining a public image.
- The theme of duality and deception, with characters hiding their true selves and intentions.
Character Interactions
- Brunhild and her subordinates (Giafir, Ostana, and others): They advise Brunhild against acting on her desire for revenge, with Ostana even suggesting alternative methods to coerce or entice the White-haired Fox.
- The Spellbreaker and King Wellent: They meet in a secret room, revealing their true selves to each other and discussing their plans for the future.