Ch. 221Sea Beast Has Arrived, Submit to the Sea!
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Sea Race's Great General Bayard launches a rebellion against Melia, the de facto leader of the Sea Race, in Gudis City.
- Bayard believes in the resurrection of the God of the Sea, Zevo, and wants the Sea Race to submit to him.
- Englem, the Sea Beast and apostle of the God of the Sea, descends upon Gudis City, but it's on fire and in pain, crashing into the city.
Character Developments
- Melia: Struggles with the burden of leadership and the consequences of her decisions. She's determined to protect her race from the threat of the God of the Sea.
- Bayard: Shows fanaticism in his belief in Zevo's resurrection and is willing to sacrifice others for it. He's ambitious and power-hungry.
Significant Themes
- The consequences of blind faith and fanaticism.
- The struggle between submission and rebellion, and the potential dangers of both.
- The cyclical nature of history and the return of past threats.
Character Interactions
- Melia and Bayard: They clash over their views on the God of the Sea and the future of the Sea Race. Melia tries to reason with Bayard, but he's too entrenched in his beliefs.
- Bayard and Englem: Bayard expects Englem to support his rebellion, but the Sea Beast's arrival is chaotic and dangerous, not the triumphant return Bayard anticipated.