Ch. 561Mulling It Over
Key Plot Points and Events
- Lein receives a Holy Relic, "Galileo's Lead Balls," which he finds puzzling.
- Lein tests Downs, his eldest disciple, to determine the use of the Holy Relic.
- Lein watches Korean dances performed by angels for entertainment.
- Lein summons the Fairy Dragon, which now casts water magic with the slightest touch.
- The Church of Light, Karak Empire, and Cervantes Kingdom announce the Physics School as the primary state religion of Cervantes Kingdom.
- Princesses from various countries are sent to serve Lein or his disciples.
Character Developments
- Lein: Struggles to understand the purpose of the Holy Relic, delegates the task to Downs, enjoys watching angelic dances, and acknowledges the Fairy Dragon's changes.
- Downs: Excited and eager to solve the mystery of the Holy Relic, accepts the challenge from Lein.
Significant Themes
- The power of knowledge and understanding, as exemplified by Galileo's experiment and Lein's struggle with the Holy Relic.
- The changing value of princesses in an era where Legendary figures are common.
- The inflation of Chaos power and the increasing importance of the Physics School.
Character Interactions
- Lein and Downs: Lein tests Downs' understanding and delegates the task of figuring out the Holy Relic's purpose.
- Lein and the angels: Lein watches angelic dances for entertainment, showing no ill intent towards them.
- Lein and the Fairy Dragon: Lein acknowledges the Fairy Dragon's changes and tries to reassure her.
- Downs and his junior brothers and sisters: They brainstorm together to determine the use of the Holy Relic, ultimately conducting a simple experiment.