Ch. 321Dismantling the Thunder Dragon System and Recruiting [Chino Kennedy]
Key Plot Points and Events
- Arabi fails to learn 'Summon Small Water Elemental', leading Yveta to question her talent and identity.
- Yveta decides to teach Arabi 'Lightning Arc' magic from his Thunder Dragon System instead.
- Yveta visits the Green Mountain Viscount Territory's barracks and meets Chino Kennedy, the army commander, who is drunk and disheveled.
- Wilson, the Fourth Generation Vampire, informs Yveta that Governor Rollov has summoned him and other influential figures on Cross Island, likely to discuss a joint operation against the Belisarius Republic and the Black Death.
Character Developments
- Arabi: Shows potential in Lightning Magic, giving Yveta a reason to keep her as a student.
- Juno: Enters the second stage of Yveta's curriculum, feeling smug about her progress compared to Arabi.
- Chino Kennedy: Reveals his emotional turmoil and desire to improve, seeking Yveta's understanding and support.
- Yveta: Demonstrates his ability to manage and mentor his subordinates, showing understanding and patience with Chino Kennedy's situation.
Significant Themes
- Talent and hard work: Yveta emphasizes the importance of talent in magic, while Arabi's potential in Lightning Magic gives her another chance.
- Leadership and responsibility: Yveta takes charge of his inherited army and its commander, Chino Kennedy, showing his commitment to managing his territory and people.
- Emotional struggles: Chino Kennedy's heartbreak and desire to improve highlight the emotional challenges faced by characters in the story.
Character Interactions
- Yveta and Arabi: Yveta gives Arabi another chance to learn magic, showing his willingness to mentor her despite her initial struggles.
- Yveta and Chino Kennedy: Yveta meets with Chino Kennedy, assesses the army's situation, and decides to have Iron Mountain Great Knight reorganize the unit.
- Yveta and Wilson: Wilson informs Yveta about Governor Rollov's summons, showing their close communication and cooperation.