Ch. 381Letting Go... Of What Doesn't Exist
Key Plot Points and Events
- Mystogan decides not to return to Earth-land and instead stay in Edolas to atone for his sins and his father's.
- Ul, respecting Mystogan's decision, tries to persuade him to change his mind.
- Ul reveals the impending threat of the Alvarez Empire to convince Mystogan to return to Fairy Tail.
- Mystogan is torn between his duty to Edolas and his desire to return to Fairy Tail.
- Ul proposes using a combination of his Rotation magic and Mystogan's hypnosis to create a weakened version of Nirvana, which could transform Faust's heart, resolving Edolas' issues.
Character Developments
- Mystogan: Struggles with his duty and desire, ultimately choosing to return to Fairy Tail after Ul's proposal.
- Ul: Shows strategic thinking and persuasive skills in trying to convince Mystogan to return.
Significant Themes
- Duty vs. Desire: Mystogan grapples with his responsibility towards Edolas and his longing to return to Fairy Tail.
- Redemption: Mystogan seeks to atone for his sins and his father's, reflecting the theme of redemption.
- Threats and Consequences: The Alvarez Empire's looming threat highlights the potential consequences of inaction.
Character Interactions
- Ul and Mystogan: Ul respectfully tries to convince Mystogan to return, using both emotional appeal and strategic reasoning.
- Mystogan and Faust: Mystogan's decision to stay in Edolas is influenced by his father's actions and the potential danger he poses.