Ch. 401Holy City (20): Execution Day
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Ancestral God attempts to possess Vede but is delayed by Qi Si and Fu Jue.
- Vede is forced to declare Fu Jue a Heretic, triggering the execution ritual.
- Fu Jue is nailed to the cross, but the Ancestral God leaves his body before being executed.
- The Ancestral God seals off all paths and confronts Qi Si.
- Qi Si and the Ancestral God engage in a tense standoff.
Character Developments
- Vede struggles with his new identity as the Son of God and is forced to choose between Qi Si and Fu Jue.
- Fu Jue remains calm and composed throughout his execution, revealing no fear or pain.
- Qi Si shows determination and resilience in the face of the Ancestral God's power.
Significant Themes
- The struggle between free will and fate.
- The consequences of defying divine authority.
- The price of plotting against a god.
Character Interactions
- Vede, Qi Si, and Fu Jue form a temporary alliance to deal with the Ancestral God.
- Vede is forced to choose between Qi Si and Fu Jue, ultimately siding with Qi Si.
- The Ancestral God confronts Qi Si, revealing a sense of puzzlement at his red blood.