Ch. 1481A Madman's Obsession
Key Plot Points and Events
- Qing Chen and Lu Yin visit the Red Garden, a prison for the most formidable madmen in the Tree Starry Sky.
- They encounter several madmen, each trapped in their own delusion, with obsessions ranging from preparing meals to acting out scenes.
- Lu Yin is mistaken for someone's "Young Master" by an emaciated man, who becomes aggressive when Qing Chen tries to stop him.
- Qing Chen educates Lu Yin about the light sources of the Four Sides Heavenly Balance in the Upper Realm during their journey to Dragon Mountain.
- They witness a terrifying sight: a pair of Scarlet Vertical Eyes in the sky, looking towards the Upper Realm, causing widespread fear.
Character Developments
- Lu Yin: Shows curiosity and empathy towards the madmen, feeling sadness and discomfort at their plight. He also expresses helplessness in finding any useful information.
- Qing Chen: Reveals his knowledge of the Upper Realm's light sources and warns Lu Yin about the limits of his special status. He shows concern for Lu Yin's safety when they witness the Scarlet Vertical Eyes.
Significant Themes
- Obsession: The madmen in the Red Garden are all trapped in their own obsessions, unable to break free from their delusions.
- Fear and Despair: The appearance of the Scarlet Vertical Eyes instills fear and despair in the Upper Realm, symbolizing the impending doom of the Tree Starry Sky.
Character Interactions
- Qing Chen and Lu Yin: Qing Chen acts as a guide and mentor to Lu Yin, sharing his knowledge and protecting him from potential threats. Lu Yin, in turn, shows respect and deference to Qing Chen.
- Lu Yin and the Madmen: Lu Yin observes the madmen with curiosity and empathy, feeling sadness at their condition, while the madmen react to his presence based on their individual obsessions.