Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Brown, a young boy, has recurring nightmares about a past ritual involving severed corpses, which he and his sister survived by hiding in a mud pit.
• Years later, Brown encounters a group of wizard apprentices who save him and his sister from barbarians. They offer to take one of them away, but their carriage can only fit one more person.
• Brown's sister offers to stay behind so he can go, but Brown, driven by his desire to become a wizard, knocks her unconscious and takes her place.
• Brown's memories of this event are triggered by an illusion of his sister, which Sid creates to test him.

Character Developments

• Brown: Initially traumatized by his past, Brown is driven by his ambition to become a wizard. He shows ruthlessness and desperation in pursuing this goal, even at the cost of his sister's well-being.
• Brown's Sister: She is selfless and loving, willing to sacrifice her chance to escape for her brother. Her trust in Brown is shattered when he knocks her unconscious.

Significant Themes

• Ambition vs. Morality: Brown's ambition to become a wizard leads him to make a morally questionable decision, prioritizing his own future over his sister's life.
• Survivor's Guilt: Brown's recurring nightmares suggest guilt over surviving the ritual while others, including his sister, did not.

Character Interactions

• Brown and His Sister: Their relationship is marked by love and sacrifice, but it's also strained by Brown's ambition and his sister's eventual betrayal.
• Brown and Sid: Sid, as a lord, tests Brown's resolve and loyalty, showing no emotion even when Brown attacks an illusion of his sister.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sid tests Brown's loyalty and intelligence by asking him why he ordered Thor's death.
• Brown guesses that Sid wanted Thor killed to find a red Hardcover Book, demonstrating his cleverness.
• Sid reveals his wizardry by burning Brown alive using spells like Demoralizing Gaze, Scorching Breath, and Phantom Sound Pupil.
• Thor kills Brown using the same spells Sid used, showing he has learned them.
• Thor finds a Corpse-Wrapping Wax bead on Brown, which he destroys to prevent a beetle inside from causing harm.
• Thor encounters Sid on the stairs, who is surprised and angry to see Brown's charred corpse.
• Thor continues his studies, mastering three 0-rank spells and preparing to learn a fourth.

Character Developments

• Sid: Reveals his wizardry and cruelty, testing Brown and later showing anger at Thor's actions.
• Brown: Shows intelligence and loyalty but is ultimately killed by Sid's spells.
• Thor: Demonstrates his ability to learn and use spells, showing no remorse for killing Brown. He continues his studies, mastering multiple 0-rank spells.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Intelligence: Brown's loyalty and intelligence are tested, and he passes, but it's ultimately not enough to save him.
• Power and Cruelty: Sid's power is revealed, and he uses it cruelly to test and kill Brown.
• Learning and Growth: Thor continues to learn and master spells, showing his dedication and ability.

Character Interactions

• Sid and Brown: Sid tests Brown, who passes but is then killed by Sid's spells.
• Thor and Sid: Thor encounters Sid after killing Brown, showing no fear and provoking Sid's anger.
• Thor and Brown: Thor kills Brown using the same spells Sid used, showing he has learned them and is not afraid to use them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor chooses the spell 'Strike Undead' for his fourth spell due to its effectiveness against ghosts.
• A skeleton is delivered to Thor's Corpse Room, which he suspects is abnormal due to its clean state.
• Thor discovers that the skeleton dissolves in his chaotic solution, creating a valuable, indestructible substance he names 'Plastic Bone'.
• Thor learns that the new Level 2 apprentice has died, and he realizes the skeleton he processed was likely this apprentice.
• Thor decides to sell his knowledge of the Coordinate Method to increase his income for experiments.

Character Developments

• Thor becomes more aware of his moral compass and feels distressed about causing someone's death, though he doesn't regret it.
• Thor's determination to succeed in his experiments grows, leading him to consider selling his knowledge to increase income.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for resources and survival in the Wizard Tower.
• The moral complexity of Thor's actions and their consequences.
• The importance of adaptability and finding alternative solutions in difficult circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Thor interacts with Hayden, the senior apprentice next door, who forwards the skeleton to him.
• Thor considers selling his knowledge to Keli but decides against it due to their previous encounter.
• Thor decides to approach Byron, a Level 2 apprentice, to sell his knowledge, considering him a suitable candidate due to his wealth, lack of conflict of interest, and decent character.
• Mark, Thor's mentor, encounters Thor while he's looking for Byron.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor seeks Mark's advice on earning more credits.
• Mark suggests Thor participate in the Mutual Aid Society's Exchange Meeting to sell goods.
• Thor is hesitant due to the risks and the possibility of being exploited as a newcomer.
• Thor plans to meet Senior Byron to trade insights but struggles to find a suitable time.
• Senior Sister asks Thor for help in dealing with an evil spirit in her Corpse Room, offering a complete corpse as reward.

Character Developments

• Thor shows initiative in seeking ways to earn more credits and is cautious about potential risks.
• Mark displays knowledge about the Mutual Aid Society and its Exchange Meeting, suggesting he's well-informed about the academy's happenings.
• Senior Sister reveals her expertise in dealing with evil spirits and offers a substantial reward for Thor's assistance.

Significant Themes

• The struggle of newcomers to earn credits and establish themselves in the academy.
• The risks and rewards of participating in the Mutual Aid Society's Exchange Meeting.
• The value of corpses and their abnormal parts as dark-attribute materials.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Mark discuss earning credits and the Exchange Meeting, with Mark offering guidance.
• Thor and Senior Sister collaborate to deal with an evil spirit, with Senior Sister offering a complete corpse as reward for Thor's assistance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor is tasked with processing three level-one apprentice Corpse by Peggy, a senior sister.
• Thor discovers a Hardcover Book that mocks him and reveals the evil spirit's presence on Peggy.
• Thor decides to use a potion from the Corpse Room to repel the evil spirit, which is germaphobic.
• Peggy begins the ritual, and the evil spirit is drawn to Thor due to the potion's effect.
• The evil spirit temporarily possesses Peggy, causing her distress and disrupting the ritual.

Character Developments

• Thor: Shows caution, resourcefulness, and quick thinking in dealing with the unexpected situation.
• Peggy: Reveals impatience and a willingness to cheat, but also displays distress and fear when possessed by the evil spirit.

Significant Themes

• Deception and its consequences (Peggy's attempt to cheat Thor and the backlash she faces).
• Resourcefulness and adaptability (Thor's quick thinking to repel the evil spirit).
• The power of knowledge and preparation (Thor's use of the Hardcover Book's information and his potion to turn the situation in his favor).

Character Interactions

• Thor and Peggy: Their interaction is tense and hostile, with Peggy attempting to deceive Thor and Thor trying to outmaneuver her.
• Thor and the Hardcover Book: Thor relies on the information provided by the Hardcover Book to make strategic decisions.
• Thor and the evil spirit: Thor uses the evil spirit's germaphobia against it, causing it to temporarily possess Peggy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor tries to provoke Peggy and the evil spirit to fight each other, hoping to weaken them.
• Peggy's plan to divert the disaster fails, leading to a struggle between her and the evil spirit for control of her body.
• Thor uses a leather piece from Kongsha to trick Peggy, containing the evil spirit within her.
• Peggy dies from the combined efforts of the evil spirit and Thor's attacks.
• Byron arrives and eliminates the remaining evil spirit, saving Thor.
• Thor and Byron discuss the events, and Byron acknowledges Thor's achievements.

Character Developments

• Thor demonstrates cunning and resourcefulness in manipulating Peggy and the evil spirit.
• Peggy's desperation and vulnerability are highlighted as she struggles against the evil spirit.
• Byron shows his power and concern for Thor, revealing his growth towards becoming a Level 3 apprentice.

Significant Themes

• Manipulation and deception as a means of survival.
• The struggle between good and evil, represented by Peggy and the evil spirit.
• The difficulty and importance of advancement in magical abilities, as seen through Byron's journey.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Peggy's conflict escalates as they both try to outmaneuver each other.
• Thor and Byron's relationship deepens as Byron acknowledges Thor's accomplishments and expresses gratitude.
• Peggy and the evil spirit's internal struggle highlights their mutual enmity.

Key Plot Points

• Thor learns about Composite Runes and Locators from Byron.
• Byron reveals that third-rank apprentices leave the Wizard Tower to find opportunities and often travel in groups.
• Byron handles Peggy's belongings, including her corpse, and offers Thor a chance to trade for items within a month.
• Thor inherits a stone coffin containing a corpse from Peggy, his first complete set of materials.

Character Developments

• Thor gains a potential ally in Byron, a powerful third-rank apprentice.
• Thor becomes more cautious and strategic, realizing the value of powerful backers like Byron.

Significant Themes

• The importance of powerful backers and alliances in the Wizard World.
• The dangers and opportunities that come with leaving the Wizard Tower to seek opportunities.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Byron form a tentative alliance, with Byron offering Thor a chance to trade for items.
• Thor and Sid's conflict remains unresolved, with Sid not appearing for a long time.

Thor completes his preparations for the Wizard Body Modification, including gathering enough Plastic Bone and creating a fusion liquid. He decides to start the modification early, driven by the fear of failure and the impending threats from Sid, Kongsha, and Master Kazi's test. The modification process is extremely painful, and Thor distracts himself by thinking about the hardships faced by other wizards. After completing the modification, Thor feels immense pain and discomfort but is relieved that the Hardcover Book remains quiet, indicating he's still alive. He then prepares to use the heart he obtained from the Level 2 apprentice for the final step of the modification.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor refines a life-saving potion, "Heart Guardian," from a human heart, using it to temporarily alleviate his left hand's pain and gain a significant mana boost.
• Byron, a senior apprentice, enters the room while Thor is under the potion's influence, finding him in a disoriented state with his perception of reality malfunctioning.
• Thor manages to regain his senses and stabilize his perception by focusing on his Hardcover Book, which he realizes is titled "Death Wizard Diary."
• Byron tests Thor's mana and finds it has increased to 11 Joules, completing his mentor's requirement. He also expresses interest in buying Thor's modification formula.

Character Developments

• Thor successfully completes a dangerous Wizard Body Modification, demonstrating his resourcefulness and resilience.
• Byron shows concern for Thor's well-being and acknowledges his achievements, indicating a shift in his perception of Thor's potential.

Significant Themes

• Perception and Reality: Thor's experience with the potion blurs the line between reality and illusion, highlighting the theme of perception and its importance in understanding the world.
• Growth and Learning: Thor's successful modification and increased mana signify his progress as a Wizard Apprentice, emphasizing the theme of growth and learning.
• Ambition and Greed: Byron's desire to buy Thor's modification formula hints at the theme of ambition and greed, and its potential consequences.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Byron's interaction reveals a shift in their relationship, with Byron now showing respect and interest in Thor's achievements.
• Thor's interaction with the Hardcover Book strengthens his connection to the mysterious object and its potential power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor successfully completes his first Wizard Body Modification, creating a unique formula.
• Byron, a second-level apprentice, tries to buy Thor's formula but is refused.
• Thor learns about the danger of his modification and the importance of a 'locator' from Byron.
• Thor discovers his left hand's attributes and understands the potential of his modification.
• Jenna, a newcomer, discovers a worm with her face crawling out of her chest, realizing she's been cursed by the Mutual Aid Society.

Character Developments

• Thor gains confidence and understanding of his new abilities and the dangers they pose.
• Jenna becomes aware of the danger she's in and starts questioning the Mutual Aid Society's true intentions.
• Byron feels envy and relief towards Thor's unique modification formula.

Significant Themes

• The dangers and benefits of Wizard Body Modification.
• The importance of self-awareness and maintaining one's identity.
• The dark side of organizations and the lack of trust among newcomers.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Byron interact, with Byron trying to buy Thor's formula and later helping him understand his modification.
• Jenna thinks about her friend Keli, who might have discovered the Mutual Aid Society's secret.
• Jenna's internal struggle and fear are highlighted as she realizes she's been cursed.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jenna, desperate to remove the bug from the Mutual Aid Society, seeks help from Keli, who had previously escaped their control.
• Jenna approaches Keli at her dormitory, then follows her to class, and later confronts her in the corridor.
• Keli, initially suspicious and unwilling to help, eventually agrees to try and remove the bug after seeing it on Jenna's chest.

Character Developments

• Jenna: Becomes more assertive and desperate, willing to beg Keli for help and reveal her predicament.
• Keli: Initially cold and unwilling to help, but shows empathy and concern after seeing the bug on Jenna's chest, agreeing to try and remove it.

Significant Themes

• Desperation: Jenna's desperation to remove the bug drives her to beg Keli for help.
• Loyalty and Betrayal: Keli's loyalty to her own interests initially leads her to refuse Jenna's plea, but she later shows empathy and agrees to help.
• Power Imbalance: The Mutual Aid Society's power and influence are evident in Jenna's fear of seeking help from her mentor, Anze.

Character Interactions

• Jenna and Keli: Jenna's persistent pursuit of Keli's help leads to a tense confrontation, ultimately resulting in Keli agreeing to assist her.
• Jenna and Luoji: Jenna briefly considers asking Luoji for help but decides against it, finding him unhelpful.
• Keli and Jenna's Mentor (Anze): Jenna's fear of her mentor's involvement with the Mutual Aid Society prevents her from seeking his help.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jenna, a fellow principality citizen, asks Keli for help, claiming she's been parasitized.
• Keli seeks Thor's help, who agrees to meet Jenna at the Corpses storage floor in the East Tower.
• Jenna secretly observes Keli's movements and learns she went to Thor.

Character Developments

• Jenna: Desperate, secretive, and possibly manipulative.
• Keli: Cautious, willing to help, but also concerned about her own safety.
• Thor: Calm, collected, and willing to help, despite his unusual job and experiences.
• Duke and Duoze: Suspicious of Jenna's actions, with Duke showing particular interest in her.

Significant Themes

• Trust and suspicion among peers.
• The consequences of keeping secrets.
• The power dynamics within the academy's student body.

Character Interactions

• Jenna and Keli: Jenna pleads for help, Keli agrees to intervene but is cautious.
• Keli and Thor: Keli seeks Thor's help, Thor agrees and offers guidance.
• Jenna, Duoze, and Duke: Jenna is caught in Luoji's room, Duoze and Duke question her actions.
• Jenna and Duke: Duke suspects Jenna of peeking at Thor's dormitory.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jenna is seen looking at Thor's dormitory, causing confusion among Duke, Duoze, and Luoji.
• Jenna admits she was looking at Keli but is interested in finding Thor.
• Duke reveals that Thor spends time near Keli and has a good relationship with Angela.
• Thor doesn't attend class, and Keli delivers a message to Jenna, asking her to meet Thor at the East Tower at 3 PM.
• Jenna waits for hours in the eerie East Tower, encountering two mysterious figures.
• Thor finally meets Jenna at 3 PM.

Character Developments

• Jenna: Shows curiosity and determination in finding Thor. She tries to use her appearance to her advantage but fails to understand Thor's intentions.
• Thor: Continues his research and Wizard Body Modification experiments. He remains indifferent to Jenna's attempts to use her appearance to influence him.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and manipulation within the academy, with Jenna trying to use her connections and appearance to gain favor.
• The harsh and dangerous environment of the East Tower, reflecting the darker side of the academy and the price of knowledge and power.

Character Interactions

• Jenna and Duke: Duke teases Jenna about her interest in Thor but eventually helps her find him.
• Jenna and Thor: Jenna tries to use her appearance to influence Thor, but he remains unaffected and directly asks her who told her to find him.
• Jenna and the mysterious figures: Jenna encounters two mysterious figures in the East Tower, one of whom she finds particularly intimidating.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jenna, a Level 2 apprentice, is found dead in Thor's dormitory after being warned about a parasite by Senior Sid.
• Thor is unharmed, and Byron, an accountant, arrives to investigate.
• Byron discovers an out-of-control parasite on Jenna's body and removes it. He also finds curses or markings on her.
• Thor asks Byron to check him for any curses or markings, offering to deduct credits from Byron's debt.

Character Developments

• Jenna: Dies due to the parasite's attack, likely manipulated by Senior Sid.
• Thor: Shows no guilt over Jenna's death and is concerned about any curses or markings on himself.
• Byron: Remains indifferent to Jenna's death and is focused on recording credits owed to Thor. He is knowledgeable about parasites and curses.

Significant Themes

• The theme of luck and misfortune: Jenna's death highlights that not everyone is as lucky as Thor, who has his death premonition.
• The theme of manipulation: Senior Sid's involvement suggests manipulation and deceit among the apprentices.
• The theme of equivalent exchange: Byron's meticulous record-keeping emphasizes the importance of balancing debts and favors.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Jenna: Jenna's death occurs in Thor's dormitory, but he is not involved in her demise.
• Thor and Byron: Thor seeks Byron's help in checking for curses or markings, offering to deduct credits from Byron's debt.
• Luoji and Duke: Luoji searches for Jenna with Duke's help, but Duke is evasive about Thor's whereabouts.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Luoji visits Duke, seeking help to find Jenna, and Duke reveals Thor's location and advises caution.
• Luoji confronts Thor, revealing Jenna's disappearance and his concern for her safety.
• Thor reveals that Jenna is no longer there, hinting at her demise without explicitly stating it.
• Kazi, Thor's mentor, visits Thor's lab and critiques his current potion-making plan.

Character Developments

• Luoji: Develops feelings for Jenna and shows concern for her safety, but also demonstrates fear and awe when facing Thor.
• Thor: Shows a lack of emotion and empathy towards Jenna's disappearance, focusing more on his research. He also displays a growing proficiency in magic, surprising Luoji.
• Kazi: Shows concern for Thor's well-being and progress, but also criticizes his approach to potion-making.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and manipulation within the Wizard Tower, with Sid pulling strings from the shadows.
• The obsession with research and progress, as seen in Thor's dedication to his potion-making despite the consequences.
• The consequences of one's actions and the inability to turn back time, as seen in Jenna's fate and Thor's inability to save her.

Character Interactions

• Luoji and Duke: Luoji seeks Duke's help to find Jenna, and Duke reveals Thor's location and advises caution, hinting at Thor's dangerous nature.
• Thor and Luoji: Luoji confronts Thor about Jenna's disappearance, and Thor hints at her demise without explicitly stating it, causing Luoji to leave in distress.
• Thor and Kazi: Kazi visits Thor's lab and critiques his current potion-making plan, showing concern for Thor's progress but also highlighting the challenges Thor faces in his research.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor discovers a mutation in his left hand after his potion experiment.
• Mentor Kazi examines Thor's hand and reveals he's completed a new Wizard Body Modification plan.
• Kazi expresses concern about Thor's recklessness and the plan's potential dangers.
• Kazi tests Thor's mental state and confirms he's still himself.
• Thor asks Kazi about applying for live experiments early, but Kazi snaps and reprimands Thor for not understanding his true purpose in the Corpse Room.

Character Developments

• Thor: Shows initiative and resourcefulness in creating a new modification plan, but also recklessness. He's confused and frustrated by Kazi's sudden outburst.
• Mentor Kazi: Initially concerned and impressed by Thor's work, but later reveals frustration with Thor's lack of understanding about his role and talent.

Significant Themes

• Recklessness vs. Caution: Thor's reckless experiments contrast with Kazi's caution, highlighting the importance of balance between risk-taking and safety.
• Talent and Potential: Kazi emphasizes Thor's untapped potential and talent, suggesting there's more to Thor's role in the Corpse Room than meets the eye.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Mentor Kazi: Their interaction is marked by Kazi's initial concern and praise, followed by frustration and reprimand when Thor fails to grasp Kazi's intended guidance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor leaves work on time but encounters a "ghost wall" phenomenon, suggesting a powerful entity is blocking his path.
• He faces an unknown, extremely powerful individual who appears to be hired by Sid to kill him.
• Thor uses potions to attempt escape and call for help, but the enemy, Big Pink, reveals he's not there to kill Thor.
• Big Pink expresses interest in Thor's Soul Talent and advises him to focus on truly useful knowledge.

Character Developments

• Thor demonstrates courage and quick thinking under pressure, using potions strategically to protect himself.
• Big Pink is revealed to be aware of Thor's actions and has been monitoring him, showing he has a personal interest in Thor's development.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter highlights the power imbalance between Thor and the mysterious enemy, emphasizing the importance of understanding and navigating power dynamics.
• Mentorship: Big Pink's guidance towards Thor suggests a mentor-mentee relationship, with Big Pink taking an interest in Thor's growth and potential.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Big Pink: Their interaction reveals Big Pink's knowledge of Thor's actions and his desire to guide Thor, while Thor shows respect and gratitude towards Big Pink for saving his life previously.
• Thor and Sid: Though not present, Sid's potential involvement in hiring Big Pink to kill Thor adds tension and drives Thor's actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor discovers Big Pink is more powerful than he thought, having manipulated events from behind the scenes.
• Big Pink gives Thor a book on Soul Carriers, encouraging him to study it.
• Thor confesses his fear of Sid to Big Pink, who warns him about the true terrors of wizardry.
• Big Pink returns Thor to his dormitory using a spatial teleportation spell.
• Byron visits Thor, revealing he was too afraid to help him earlier.

Character Developments

• Thor: Realizes Big Pink's power and influence, understands the true dangers of wizardry, and decides to confront Sid.
• Big Pink: Reveals his true power and influence, shows interest in Thor's potential, and warns him about the unknown dangers of wizardry.
• Byron: Advances to Level 3 Apprentice but remains fearful, unable to face his fears when Thor is in danger.

Significant Themes

• The unknown and unpredictable nature of true power and danger in the world of wizardry.
• The fear and courage required to face one's enemies and fears.
• The importance of knowledge and study as tools for growth and survival.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Big Pink: Big Pink reveals his true power and influence, giving Thor a book on Soul Carriers and warning him about the dangers of wizardry. Thor confesses his fear of Sid to Big Pink.
• Thor and Byron: Byron visits Thor, revealing his fear and inability to help when Thor was in danger. Thor sympathizes with Byron but decides to confront Sid on his own.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor offers to wipe Byron's debt if he helps him.
• Kongsha, a Level 2 apprentice, is afraid of the dark and seeks brains from Thor.
• Thor attends a class on botany and asks a senior apprentice about the difference between Rank 1 and Rank 2 apprentices.

Character Developments

• Thor: He has undergone Wizard Body Modification, becoming more independent and resourceful. He seeks knowledge to improve his understanding of wizardry.
• Kongsha: She is revealed to be afraid of the dark and seeks brains to feed her eyeball, showing a darker side to her character.
• Menluo (Senior Apprentice): He is knowledgeable about the differences in resistances and ranks among apprentices, showing he has a deeper understanding of wizardry.

Significant Themes

• The power of knowledge and understanding in wizardry.
• The fear and vulnerability of apprentices, even at higher ranks.
• The importance of defensive sorcery and the terror of offensive spells.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Kongsha: Their relationship deepens as Thor continues to provide her with brains, but Kongsha is also wary of Thor's growing independence.
• Thor and Menluo: Thor seeks knowledge from Menluo, showing respect and curiosity, while Menluo is eager to share his understanding of wizardry.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thor asks Menluo about the strongest Level 2 Wizard Apprentice, who is revealed to be Kongsha, a specialist in dark elemental attributes.
• Thor learns that Duke is visiting someone on the upper floors, likely Kongsha.
• Thor meets with Kongsha at night and shares his plan to use Sid's next move against him, involving a newcomer named Luoji.

Character Developments

• Thor demonstrates strategic thinking and cunning in planning against Sid.
• Kongsha shows willingness to collaborate with Thor, indicating her interest in the plan and the potential benefits.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and politics within the Wizard Tower.
• The value of information and knowledge, as seen in Thor's desire to learn about the strongest apprentices and Kongsha's interest in the Death Wizard Diary.

Character Interactions

• Thor and Menluo: Thor seeks information from Menluo, who provides it reluctantly.
• Thor and Keli: Thor shares information about Menluo's services with Keli.
• Thor and Kongsha: Thor and Kongsha discuss their plan against Sid, with Kongsha agreeing to Thor's strategy.
• Duke and unknown person (likely Kongsha): Duke visits someone on the upper floors, suggesting a connection with Kongsha.