Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie, Gus, and Casca return to Gott's place.
• Erica is overjoyed to see Casca alive.
• Gott reveals that Rickert and a guest are at the Falm's Sword Mound.
• Gus becomes upset and leaves to investigate, with Annie following.
• Erica is left to care for Casca, while Gott refuses to help.

Character Developments

• Erica: Shows relief and joy at Casca's return, but becomes confused and frustrated when Gus and Annie leave abruptly.
• Gott: Reveals that he's been worried about Casca's safety and is relieved to see her back. He also shows concern for the political instability in Mitland.
• Gus: Becomes upset and determined when he hears about a silver-haired visitor at the Sword Mound, suggesting he knows who it is and has strong feelings about it.

Significant Themes

• The impact of war and political instability on the lives of common people (Gott's concerns about the Kushan invasion and the state of Mitland).
• The importance of family and friendship (Erica's joy at seeing Casca and her concern for Gus's well-being).

Character Interactions

• Erica and Casca: Reunite, and Erica promises to take care of Casca.
• Gott and Erica: Gott refuses to help Erica watch Casca, causing Erica to become frustrated.
• Gus and Annie: Gus leaves without acknowledging Erica's calls, suggesting tension between them. Annie follows Gus, showing loyalty and curiosity.

Summary of Chapter 2204: Enemies Meet

Key Plot Points and Events

• Griffith returns to the Falm's Sword Mound, looking the same as before.
• Gus, seeing Griffith, goes into a frenzy and attacks, thinking Griffith is responsible for the Falm's downfall.
• Griffith reveals he came to settle things with Gus and pursue his ideals.
• Gus challenges Griffith to a fight to the death.
• Undying Zod, Griffith's attendant, engages Gus in a fierce battle.

Character Developments

• Rickert: Initially relieved and joyful at Griffith's return, he becomes bewildered and anxious as Gus attacks Griffith. He tries to stop Gus but is held back by Annie.
• Gus: Overwhelmed with grief and anger, Gus attacks Griffith on sight. He fights Undying Zod with unwavering resolve.
• Griffith: Calm and collected, Griffith seems unperturbed by Gus's attacks. He reveals he has no guilt or remorse for the past.

Significant Themes

• Revenge and obsession: Gus's single-minded pursuit of revenge against Griffith.
• Ideals and consequences: Griffith's pursuit of his ideals, regardless of the cost.
• Change and acceptance: Griffith's lack of guilt or change, despite the destruction he caused.

Character Interactions

• Rickert and Gus: Rickert tries to stop Gus from attacking Griffith but is held back by Annie.
• Gus and Griffith: Gus challenges Griffith to a fight to the death, blaming him for the Falm's downfall.
• Gus and Undying Zod: Gus fights Undying Zod, with Griffith watching from the hill.

• Gus fights against the apostle-transformed Undying Zod, who is now a giant, horned Minotaur Monster.
• Griffith, who had been watching, intervenes and stops Zod from killing Gus, ordering them to leave.
• Gus, unwilling to let Griffith go, attempts to summon the Falm Companions using the Holy Seal, successfully summoning the Heroic Spirits of the Falm.
• Griffith and Zod are shocked by the appearance of the Heroic Spirits and struggle against them. Griffith decides to retreat, ordering Zod to leave.
• Gus, filled with anger and unwillingness, fires a shot from his prosthetic arm's hidden artillery at the retreating Griffith and Zod, but misses.
• After Griffith and Zod leave, Rickert approaches Gus, but Gus remains silent and unresponsive. Annie, who had been watching, leaves disappointed, thinking the fight was not exciting.
• Annie remembers a "Stinger" rocket she gave to Erica, which could have potentially shot down the flying Minotaur Monster.

Key Plot Points

• Gus's fight against Zod and Griffith's intervention.
• Gus's successful summoning of the Falm Companions using the Holy Seal.
• Griffith and Zod's struggle against the Heroic Spirits and their eventual retreat.
• Gus's failed attempt to shoot down Griffith and Zod with his prosthetic arm's artillery.

Character Developments

• Gus's determination to fight Griffith and his willingness to use the Holy Seal to summon the Falm Companions.
• Griffith's shock and discomposure upon seeing the Heroic Spirits of the Falm.
• Rickert's hesitation in approaching Gus after the battle.
• Annie's disappointment in the fight's outcome and her decision to leave.

Significant Themes

• Gus's obsession with revenge against Griffith and his willingness to use any means to achieve it.
• The power dynamics between apostles and mortals, as shown in the battle between Gus and Zod.
• The lingering influence of the past on the present, as seen in the appearance of the Falm Companions' Heroic Spirits.

Character Interactions

• Gus and Griffith's tense standoff and Griffith's decision to spare Gus.
• Gus and Zod's battle and Zod's eventual retreat upon Griffith's orders.
• Rickert's hesitation in approaching Gus after the battle and his eventual decision to leave him alone.
• Annie's disappointment in the fight's outcome and her decision to leave, showing her lack of interest in the adult world's conflicts.

Plot Points and Events

• Gus and Casca have been staying at Gott's place for over twenty days, with Gus training intensively to close the gap between him and Griffith.
• News arrives about Griffith, now known as the "Light Eagle," saving the city of Sitt from the Kushans and becoming a savior figure.
• Gus decides to investigate Griffith's actions and prevent him from becoming king, but promises not to act recklessly.

Character Developments

• Gus becomes more determined to seek revenge on Griffith and strengthen his Holy Light through combat.
• Rickert is hesitant about Gus's decision but agrees to protect Casca in his absence.
• Erica and Annie remain playful and mischievous, with Erica promising to take care of Casca.

Significant Themes

• The theme of revenge and the consequences of one's actions continue to be central, with Gus driven by his desire to expose Griffith's true nature.
• The power of faith and belief is highlighted through the "Light Eagle" narrative and the Heroic Spirits' appearances.

Character Interactions

• Gus interacts with Gott, Rickert, Erica, and Annie, seeking their support and understanding for his decision.
• Rickert and Gus discuss the possibility of Griffith orchestrating the chaos in Mitland.
• Erica and Annie playfully interact, with Erica trying to avoid Annie's "punishment" for losing Casca previously.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gus and Annie are traveling south, with Gus killing Demons and Revenants at night due to the Brand on his neck.
• They witness a battle in the distance, where Griffith and his forces are defeating the Kushans.
• Annie mocks Gus, saying he has no chance against Griffith with his current strength.

Character Developments

• Gus becomes determined to build an army to challenge Griffith after seeing his power.
• Annie shows her manipulative side, provoking Gus to action.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the need for strength to achieve goals.
• Manipulation and provocation as a means to motivate action.

Character Interactions

• Gus and Annie's dynamic shifts as Annie pushes Gus to act.
• Gus's determination is sparked by Griffith's display of power.
• Annie's interaction with a bird, which she claims is a person, is left unresolved.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie captures a green-haired Witch named Shiruki, who was spying on her and Gus.
• Shiruki reveals that Annie's target, Griffith, is the "Dark Eagle" from a prophecy, who will summon the dark age.
• Gus reveals his mark, indicating he's been possessed by a Demon, and leaves to fight off attracted Demons and Revenants.
• Annie offers food to Shiruki, who is hesitant due to Gus's dangerous situation.

Character Developments

• Annie: Shows a rare moment of kindness and understanding, offering food to Shiruki.
• Gus: Reveals his Demon possession mark and leaves to fight off attracted creatures.
• Shiruki: Shows concern for Gus's safety but is unsure how to help.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between light and dark, as represented by Griffith's prophecy and Gus's Demon possession.
• The power dynamics between Witches, as seen in Annie's capture of Shiruki and Gus's revelation of his mark.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Shiruki: Annie offers food to Shiruki, showing a rare moment of kindness.
• Gus and Shiruki: Gus reveals his Demon possession mark to Shiruki, who shows concern for his safety.
• Gus and Demons/Revenants: Gus leaves to fight off attracted Demons and Revenants, showing his strength and willingness to protect others.

• Gus, a Black Swordsman with an Evil Brand, fights off countless Revenants, Demons, and other "Outsiders" throughout the night, demonstrating extraordinary strength and endurance.
• Shiruki, a green-haired Witch Apprentice, watches Gus's battle and is astonished by his prowess. She tries to engage in conversation with him the next morning but is met with indifference.
• Gus reveals that he has been fighting off these creatures every night for nearly half a year to a year, with no end in sight. He believes that Annie, the Annoying Little Girl, has not been helping him, despite Shiruki's suspicions.
• Annie wakes up and teases Gus for badmouthing her. She then decides to continue their journey, with Gus leading the way and Tibbers carrying her.
• Shiruki watches them leave and seems to make a decision, running off in another direction.
• Key Plot Points: Gus's relentless battles, Shiruki's curiosity and eventual departure, Annie's teasing and decision to continue their journey.
• Character Developments: Gus's resilience and indifference, Shiruki's curiosity and eventual decision, Annie's playful nature and leadership.
• Significant Themes: Perseverance in the face of adversity, curiosity and its consequences, the power of friendship and companionship.
• Character Interactions: Gus and Shiruki's brief conversation, Annie's teasing of Gus, Shiruki's decision to leave.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gus gets lost in the Mirkwood and stumbles upon a magical barrier, entering a Treehouse protected by magical golems.
• He accidentally activates the golems and engages in a battle, discovering that they can regenerate endlessly.
• Annie, who had been following Gus, watches the fight and eventually intervenes, destroying some golems with fire.
• Gus realizes that burning the golems prevents their regeneration and proceeds to annihilate them.
• Shiruki, the green-haired witch, appears and orders the golems to retreat, revealing that she lives in the Treehouse.

Character Developments

• Gus: Shows his reckless and impulsive nature, but also his determination and strength in battle.
• Annie: Displays her mischievous side, enjoying Gus's predicament, but also shows concern and assistance when needed.
• Shiruki: Makes her first appearance, showing a serious and composed demeanor, and reveals her ability to control magical creatures.

Significant Themes

• The theme of getting lost and finding one's way, both literally and metaphorically.
• The consequences of reckless actions and the importance of caution.
• The power dynamics between different magical creatures and beings.

Character Interactions

• Gus and Annie: Their dynamic continues, with Annie teasing and Gus ignoring her, but they ultimately work together to deal with the golems.
• Annie and Shiruki: They greet each other warmly, suggesting a prior acquaintance or at least recognition.
• Gus and Shiruki: They meet for the first time, with Gus showing surprise and Shiruki a complex expression.

• Gus and Annie break into Witch Shiruki's home, mistaking her magical puppets for monsters. They destroy the puppets, and Gus accidentally reveals his Brand to Shiruki.
• Shiruki invites them to meet her teacher, Witch Flora, who is knowledgeable about the Brand and offers to help Gus. She gives him an item to conceal the Brand's aura and tells him about a method to remove it completely.
• Witch Flora questions Annie about her inaction regarding Gus's Brand, and Annie reveals her plan to test Gus and watch him struggle. Flora decides not to interfere further.
• Before leaving, Flora asks Annie about the nature of death, and Annie responds that it's "just the beginning," leaving Flora to ponder her words.

Key Plot Points

• Gus and Annie's accidental intrusion into Witch Shiruki's home.
• Gus's Brand is revealed to Shiruki and later discussed with Witch Flora.
• Witch Flora offers help to Gus regarding his Brand.
• Annie reveals her plan to test Gus and watch him struggle.
• Witch Flora asks Annie about the nature of death.

Character Developments

• Gus: Shows curiosity and respect towards Witch Flora's knowledge.
• Annie: Reveals her manipulative plan regarding Gus's Brand and displays indifference towards others' struggles.
• Witch Flora: Shows wisdom and understanding, offering help to Gus and questioning Annie about her actions.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and free will (Annie's actions towards Gus).
• The nature of death and existence (Witch Flora's question to Annie).

Character Interactions

• Gus and Annie interact with Witch Shiruki and Witch Flora, leading to discussions about the Brand and its potential solutions.
• Annie and Witch Flora have a conversation about the nature of death and existence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Annie and Gus have dinner at the Witch Flora's treehouse, expecting a hearty meal but finding only vegetarian dishes.
• Annie expresses her dissatisfaction with the meal, leading to a tense moment.
• Annie brings out a platter of meat from her Gourmet World, which everyone enjoys.
• Flora, the Witch, reveals that she knew about Annie and Gus's arrival through a friend from the Netherworld.
• Shiruki, the green-haired Little Witch, explains the concept of the trinity world and the nature of the brand on Gus's neck.

Character Developments

• Annie: Shows her preference for meat and dissatisfaction with vegetarian meals. She also displays her nonchalance towards the explanation of the world's trinity.
• Gus: Remains silent during the meal but later asks questions about the Netherworld and the brand on his neck. He shows curiosity and attentiveness in learning about the world from the Witches.
• Flora, the Witch: Reveals her knowledge of Annie and Gus's arrival and provides information about the Netherworld. She allows Shiruki to explain the concept of the trinity world.
• Shiruki, the green-haired Little Witch: Explains the concept of the trinity world and the nature of the brand on Gus's neck. She shows eagerness to share her knowledge about the world.

Significant Themes

• The trinity world: The concept of the world being composed of the Material World, the Netherworld, and the world of the soul's essence.
• The nature of the brand: The brand on Gus's neck is revealed to be a form of primitive and terrifying magic that influences two worlds.
• The path of magic: Shiruki mentions that accepting and exploring the world's phenomena is the path of magic for Witches.

Character Interactions

• Annie and Gus: They share a meal together, with Annie expressing her dissatisfaction with the food, and Gus remaining silent but attentive.
• Annie and the Witches (Flora and Shiruki): Annie expresses her dissatisfaction with the meal, leading to a tense moment. Later, Flora reveals her knowledge of their arrival, and Shiruki explains the concept of the trinity world.
• Gus and the Witches (Flora and Shiruki): Gus asks questions about the Netherworld and the brand on his neck, showing curiosity in learning from the Witches.
• The Witches (Flora and Shiruki): Flora allows Shiruki to explain the concept of the trinity world, showing trust in her disciple's knowledge.

• Gus, Annie, and Shiruki leave the Spirit Tree Forest, with Shiruki joining them to gain experience during the Dark Age.
• Gus and Shiruki discuss the Dark Age, with Gus acknowledging the changes in the world and himself.
• They arrive at a village plagued by a spectral creature called a Beast Ghost. The villagers are initially skeptical of their abilities but change their minds after seeing Annie's magic.
• A priest from the Royal Court arrives and tries to expose Annie's trick, but she summons an Infernal to scare him, causing the villagers to flee in terror.
• Shiruki decides to rest in a shed and plans to deal with the Beast Ghosts later. Annie expresses her unwillingness to help and her dislike for the villagers.
• Annie and Shiruki discuss their dislike for the villagers, with Annie suggesting they take over the biggest house in the village, the church.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shiruki and Gus refuse Annie's offer to occupy the villagers' cathedral.
• A large group of Beast Ghosts attacks the village, leading to a battle.
• Shiruki uses a powerful spell, resonating with an entity in the Netherworld, to destroy the Beast Ghosts.
• The group discovers a Beast Ghost lair in the forest, where they find captured women.
• Annie teaches Shiruki a simple magic spell, Fiendfyre, which causes massive destruction.

Character Developments

• Shiruki demonstrates her powerful magic capabilities but is initially hesitant to use simple magic.
• Gus shows resilience and determination in battle but is terrified by the power of Fiendfyre.
• Annie reveals her knowledge of simple and powerful magic, creating a wand for Shiruki.

Significant Themes

• The power and danger of magic.
• The consequences of using powerful magic without proper control.
• The contrast between complex, resonating magic and simple, direct magic.

Character Interactions

• Shiruki and Gus work together to fight the Beast Ghosts, with Shiruki using her magic to great effect.
• Annie teaches Shiruki a new magic spell, leading to a massive explosion of power.
• Gus expresses his displeasure at the destructive power of Fiendfyre, warning Shiruki not to use it near him again.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gus heads towards a village to appease the villagers and seek their help for the rescued women and children.
• A terrifying scene is witnessed by Witch Flora and the Skeleton Knight: a Sea of Fire and a giant Fire Dragon caused by Shiruki's spell.
• Kullvant, the Underworld domain and its entrance, is completely destroyed by Shiruki's spell.
• Slan, the Hand of God, appears briefly and secretly, threatening Gus before disappearing.

Character Developments

• Gus: Shows determination to help the rescued women and children.
• Witch Flora: Shows wisdom and understanding, deciding not to interfere with Gus's path.
• Skeleton Knight: Reveals his concern about Annie's true identity and her influence on Gus.
• Slan: Shows fear and caution when facing the aftermath of Shiruki's spell.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: Shiruki's spell unleashes terrifying power, destroying Kullvant and leaving only a lava lake.
• Change and destiny: The Skeleton Knight and Witch Flora discuss the possibility of a different destiny for Gus and Shiruki.
• Fear and caution: Slan's brief appearance shows her fear of Gus and the power of Shiruki's spell.

Character Interactions

• Gus and the villagers: Gus plans to appease the villagers and seek their help.
• Witch Flora and the Skeleton Knight: They discuss Annie, Gus, and Shiruki, revealing their concerns and hopes.
• Gus and Slan: Although they don't interact directly, Slan's threat shows her animosity towards Gus.
• Annie and Shiruki: They briefly discuss whether something appeared, showing their curiosity and caution.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group finds two refugees, a grandmother and an infant, near death by the roadside.
• The grandmother reveals that the capital of Mitland, Wyndham, has been overrun by monsters and the Kusha people, with corpses adorning the city.
• The group decides to help the refugees and rest for the night at a nearby mill.

Character Developments

• Gus initially shows reluctance to help the refugees but eventually agrees due to Shiruki's persistence.
• Shiruki demonstrates her magic abilities by healing the refugees and creating a carriage for their journey.
• Annie shows care and concern for the infant, playing with and feeding her.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of war and occupation on civilians.
• The power of magic and its potential for good or ill.
• The struggle between selfishness and altruism, as seen in Gus's initial reluctance to help the refugees.

Character Interactions

• Gus and Shiruki have a tense exchange regarding whether to help the refugees, with Shiruki ultimately persuading Gus.
• Annie interacts playfully with the infant, showing a softer side of her character.
• The group works together to care for the refugees, with Gus providing healing, Shiruki creating a carriage, and Annie playing with the infant.

• Gus, Shiruki, and Annie arrive at the former Count's territory, now under the control of the Holy Light faction led by Clete, the "Daughter of Light."
• They encounter a chaotic scene at the city gate, with Clete being welcomed by the crowd as she leads her knights out of the city.
• Annie recognizes Clete and tries to get her attention, but the crowd is too noisy and Clete doesn't notice them.
• Annie shares her past encounter with Clete, revealing that Clete had been captured and was about to be executed by apostles of the God Hand, but was saved by Griffith.
• Gus remains aloof and silent, not engaging in the conversation.
• The crowd at the city gate becomes hostile towards Shiruki, mistaking her for a witch, and a fight ensues.
• Clete notices Annie and orders her soldiers to stand down, preparing to approach them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gus, Annie, and Clete enter the City of Holy Light, where Clete is now in charge.
• Gus proposes forming the Holy Light Legion, and Clete agrees without hesitation, naming Gus as the Paladin Lord and Admiral.
• A general questions Gus about his plans to defeat Griffith and his Apostles, and Gus shares his knowledge of Griffith's true nature and his suspicions about the Mastermind.
• The generals discuss and agree to follow Gus, with the condition that he teaches them the Holy Light.
• Gus reveals his plan to gather troops from Kaka City and mentions Shiruki and Annie's power to bolster their chances against Griffith.
• Clete reveals that Annie gave her and Gus their Holy Light, causing the generals to argue and doubt.

Character Developments

• Gus: Shows determination and strategic thinking in forming the Holy Light Legion and gathering allies. He also shares his knowledge and suspicions about Griffith.
• Clete: Remains innocent and cheerful, but shows responsibility in managing the City of Holy Light. She supports Gus's plan and reveals that Annie gave them their Holy Light.
• Annie: Focuses on eating and ignores the political discussions. She supports Gus's plan and believes in her own power.
• Shiruki: Remains quiet during the discussion but supports Gus's plan. She resolves to use her Magic knowledge to help him.

Significant Themes

• Unity and alliance against a common enemy (Griffith and his Apostles).
• The power of the Holy Light and the desire to learn and wield it.
• Doubt and disbelief in the face of extraordinary claims (Annie giving Holy Light to Clete and Gus).

Character Interactions

• Gus and Clete: They work together to form the Holy Light Legion, with Clete supporting Gus's plan.
• Gus and the Generals: They question and debate Gus's plans, ultimately agreeing to follow him.
• Annie and Shiruki: They both support Gus's plan but remain quiet during the discussion, focusing on their own thoughts and goals.

• Gus and Shiruki settle in a Count's territory, forming the "Holy Light Legion" with three legions: "Silver Hand," "Crimson Crusade," and "Silver Dawn Crusade."
• The first Paladins are created, led by Gus, with each representing a different aspect of Holy Light: Vengeance, Justice, Protection, Purity, and Smite.
• After three months of training, about 2000 soldiers can perceive Holy Light without Holy Seals.
• News arrives of Griffith and the Falm defeating the Kushan army and marching north to Wyndham for a decisive battle.
• Gus leads the "Silver Hand" Knights south to observe the battle, stopping midway for night training using the cursed brand to attract Undead for combat practice.
• Annie joins Clete, who is worried about her father, and decides to create a powerful monster among the Undead for fun and to enhance the training's effect.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gus and the Paladins of the Silver Hand arrive at the battlefield outside Wyndham just before the "Eagle-Falm" alliance attacks.
• A colossal, terrifying monster appears within Wyndham, controlled by Great Emperor Ganishka.
• Griffith, leading the "Eagle-Falm" alliance, orders a charge against the smaller monsters emerging from Wyndham.
• The battle between the "Eagle-Falm" alliance and the Kushan monsters begins, with both sides engaging in a fierce, horrifying fight.

Character Developments

• Gus is shocked and despairing upon seeing the colossal monster, realizing his limitations and the true scale of the threat.
• Griffith remains calm and composed, revealing that he has been orchestrating events and is unfazed by the monster's appearance.
• Zod, Griffith's apostle, is eager to fight but is cautious after Griffith hints at the presence of powerful witches among the Silver Hand Paladins.
• The Silver Hand Paladins are horrified and outraged by the true nature of the battle and the "Eagle-Falm" alliance's deception.

Significant Themes

• The true nature of the "Eagle-Falm" alliance and their manipulation of the world.
• The scale and horror of the battle between apostles and monsters.
• The Paladins' realization of the deception and their outrage.

Character Interactions

• Gus and Farnese discuss the monster's appearance and its implications.
• Griffith and Zod interact, with Griffith refusing Zod's request to eliminate the Silver Hand Paladins.
• The Silver Hand Paladins discuss and react to the battle and the true nature of the "Eagle-Falm" alliance.
• Shiruki is anxious and seeks guidance from her teacher, feeling helpless in the face of the battle's complexities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A colossal battle ensues between monsters, witnessed by Gus, the Knights of the Silver Hand, and the "Eagle-Mage" allied army.
• The "Eagle-Mage" allied army gains the upper hand, but a Demon God-level Monster appears, decimating both sides.
• Griffith, the "Light Eagle," defeats the Monster, turning it into a Light Tree that illuminates the world.
• A Hydra and Harpies suddenly appear, attacking the Knights of the Silver Hand.
• Gus and Shiruki defeat the Hydra, and Gus orders a retreat northward.

Character Developments

• Griffith demonstrates his immense power, saving the day and transforming the Monster into a Light Tree.
• Gus shows his bravery and skill in combat but follows Shiruki's advice to retreat.
• Shiruki uses her magic to defeat the Hydra and expresses concern about the Light Tree's influence on her magic.
• Annie remains cheerful and mischievous, teasing Clete about Hydras as mounts.

Significant Themes

• The power of Griffith and the consequences of his actions.
• The sudden appearance of mythical creatures and the shift to a High Magic World.
• The struggle for survival and the need to adapt to changing circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Griffith's actions save the "Eagle-Mage" allied army but raise questions and suspicions among the Knights of the Silver Hand.
• Gus and Shiruki work together to defeat the Hydra, with Shiruki urging Gus to retreat.
• Annie teases Clete about Hydras as mounts, showcasing their contrasting preferences.

• The world has merged with the Netherworld, creating a new world with a colossal Tree of Light and a magnificent palace and city beside it, named Falkonia by Griffith.
• The Order of the Silver Hand, led by Gus and Farnese, is returning to their City of Holy Light, unaware of the changes in the Wyndham region.
• Clete, the commander of the "Silver Dawn," is caring for her new Unicorn mount when Farnese informs her of an upcoming meeting and asks about Annie's whereabouts.
• A Dragon attacks the camp, causing chaos among the Paladins. Shiruki prepares to fight it, but Annie appears on the Dragon's back, revealing that she had tamed it.
• Meanwhile, the Skeleton Knight returns to the Spirit Tree Forest, confessing to the witch Flora that he was used by Griffith to cause the world's transformation. Flora reassures him that it wasn't his fault and advises him to leave everything to the younger generation.