Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The story takes place five years after Arthur replaced Charles VII in the Hundred Years' War Singularity, with the entire of Europe under the Dragon Emperor's control.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka (Gudako), a Master involved in the Empire's conquest operations, travels to the New World as a special envoy with her partner/supervisor, Mash Kyrielight.
• Gudako starts a diary to pass time in her slowed-down life as a prisoner of the Empire, expressing her frustration with Arthur's lack of interest in her and her growing favorability towards the Empire after experiencing its advancements and interactions with the locals.

Character Developments

• Gudako: She shows signs of growing acceptance of Arthur's rule and the Empire's advancements, despite her initial resentment. She also displays a playful and mischievous side through her diary entries.
• Arthur: Arthur is portrayed as a narcissistic but effective ruler, with a unique tech tree that has significantly advanced the Empire. He maintains a respectful distance from Gudako, despite her attempts to engage him.

Significant Themes

• Acceptance vs. Resentment: Gudako struggles with accepting Arthur's rule and the Empire's advancements, but her experiences in the New World begin to change her perspective.
• Coexistence and Cooperation: The Empire's approach to interacting with the indigenous people of the New World, focusing on cooperation and mutual benefit, is highlighted as a significant departure from the historical record.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Arthur: Gudako's diary entries reveal her growing fascination with Arthur, despite her initial resentment. Arthur maintains a respectful distance, treating her with courtesy but not engaging in her flirtatious advances.
• Gudako and Mash: Gudako's interactions with Mash are playful and teasing, with Gudako often trying to provoke Mash in retaliation for past bullying. Mash remains patient and professional, showing affection towards Arthur in their private communications.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako and Mash travel to India instead of Africa due to safety concerns.
• Gudako reflects on her desire for revenge against 'that guy' and her complicated feelings towards Mash.
• Gudako debates the value of diamonds with Mash, leading to a philosophical discussion on exploitation and intelligence.
• In India, Gudako initially fantasizes about being a superior being (Kshatriya) and having Indian servants, but her illusions are shattered when she learns about the empire's reform policies.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Struggles with her feelings towards 'that guy' and Mash, and begins to question her own values and desires.
• Mash: Remains loyal to her principles and the empire's goals, even when faced with Gudako's criticism.

Significant Themes

• Revenge vs. Forgiveness: Gudako grapples with her desire for revenge and the possibility of forgiveness.
• Value and Exploitation: The debate about diamonds leads to a discussion on the value of things and the exploitation of people.
• Colonialism and Reform: Gudako's experiences in India highlight the complex issues surrounding colonialism and the empire's reform policies.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Mash: Their interactions reveal Gudako's internal conflict and Mash's unwavering loyalty to the empire.
• Gudako and 'That Guy': Gudako's thoughts about 'that guy' show her lingering feelings and resentment towards him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako struggles with insomnia due to her realization about the bloodshed required for social reform.
• Mash reassures Arthur about Gudako's acceptance of his will and expresses her longing for him.
• Gudako's diary entries detail the Empire's progress in India and Southeast Asia, and her thoughts on national character and the Empire's intentions.

Character Developments

• Gudako gains insights into societal structures and the Empire's methods, leading to a better understanding of Arthur's motivations.
• Mash's affection for Arthur grows, and she looks forward to their reunion.

Significant Themes

• Social reform and the necessary bloodshed for change.
• The malleability of national character and societal structures.
• Arthur's methods of governance and his pursuit of Gudako's acceptance.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Arthur's relationship remains tense, with Gudako still resistant to Arthur's advances.
• Mash and Arthur share a tender moment, expressing their longing for each other.
• Gudako's interactions with locals in Japan are limited, as she is treated as a foreign dignitary.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako tours Japan, attending social events with the nobility, finding them boring and pointless.
• She confesses her frustration with Mash, leading to a reconciliation between them.
• Arthur watches their interaction and comments on Gudako's usefulness.
• Princess Mary asks Arthur about Jeanne d'Arc's situation, leading to a discussion about Jeanne Alter and Jeanne.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Becomes frustrated with the nobility and misses her intimate relationship with Mash. Her desire for Mash has increased over the past two years.
• Mash: Reveals she has Teleportation Magic, causing Gudako to become jealous and rekindle their intimacy.
• Arthur: Shows interest in Gudako's talents and usefulness. He plans to give Jeanne Alter a chance to start over when the time is right.
• Princess Mary: Asks Arthur about Jeanne d'Arc, showing her concern for her. She is curious about both Jeanne Alter and Jeanne.

Significant Themes

• The boredom and pointlessness of noble life.
• The frustration and desire caused by long-term abstinence.
• The power dynamics and usefulness of individuals in the Empire.
• The concern and care for Jeanne d'Arc by those who know her.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Mash: Their relationship improves after Gudako learns about Mash's Teleportation Magic and they reconcile.
• Arthur and Princess Mary: They discuss the situation of Jeanne d'Arc, with Arthur revealing his plans for Jeanne Alter and his care for Jeanne.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur explains to Marie Antoinette that Jeanne Alter's desire for peace and tranquility is her ultimate goal, and the Empire's current peace is temporary.
• Arthur reassures Marie that he will eventually recruit Jeanne to fight for the Empire but allows her to live freely for now.
• Arthur and Mordred visit Jeanne Alter's village the next day.

Character Developments

• Marie Antoinette: Struggles to understand Jeanne Alter's motivations and feels jealous of Arthur's understanding and affection towards Jeanne.
• Mordred: Feels resentful towards Arthur for spending time with other women but ultimately loves and trusts him.

Significant Themes

• Peace and tranquility vs. war and chaos: Jeanne Alter's desire for peace is juxtaposed with the ongoing conflict in the grand game of Pan-Human History.
• Understanding and empathy: Arthur's ability to understand and empathize with Jeanne Alter's desires sets him apart from Marie Antoinette.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Marie Antoinette: Arthur comforts Marie after she expresses her inability to understand Jeanne and reassures her about his intentions towards Jeanne.
• Arthur and Mordred: Mordred expresses her resentment towards Arthur for spending time with other women but ultimately loves and trusts him. They visit Jeanne Alter's village together.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur visits Jeanne d'Arc, who is now living as a shepherdess.
• Arthur and Mordred discuss the Empire's progress and their next Singularity.
• Arthur tries to persuade Jeanne to join the Empire, but she hesitates.
• Arthur considers using force to make Jeanne pledge loyalty to him.

Character Developments

• Arthur: Struggles with his desire to force Jeanne's loyalty and his respect for her free will.
• Mordred: Feels jealous of Jeanne and leaves when Arthur and Jeanne start talking.
• Jeanne d'Arc: Remains hesitant about joining the Empire, despite Arthur's persuasive arguments.

Significant Themes

• The tension between free will and manipulation.
• The power dynamics between Arthur and the Servants.
• The contrast between Arthur's public image and his private thoughts.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Mordred: Brother and sister, with Mordred feeling jealous of Jeanne's relationship with Arthur.
• Arthur and Jeanne d'Arc: Arthur tries to persuade Jeanne to join the Empire, while Jeanne remains hesitant. Arthur considers using force to make her pledge loyalty.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur successfully recruits Jeanne d'Arc into his harem by promising to take her back with him.
• Arthur discovers that the Jeanne d'Arc he was with was actually Jeanne Alter in disguise.
• Arthur finds Jeanne Alter, who had been watching them, and she confesses her feelings for him.

Character Developments

• Jeanne d'Arc: She agrees to join Arthur's harem, showing her acceptance of her feelings for him.
• Jeanne Alter: She confesses her love for Arthur, showing her vulnerability and willingness to express her feelings.

Significant Themes

• Love and relationships: The chapter explores the dynamics of Arthur's relationships with the women in his harem, particularly with Jeanne d'Arc and Jeanne Alter.
• Trust and acceptance: The theme of trust is evident in Jeanne d'Arc's acceptance of Arthur's offer and Jeanne Alter's confession of her feelings.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Jeanne d'Arc: Arthur successfully recruits Jeanne d'Arc into his harem, showing his persuasive skills and her willingness to join him.
• Arthur and Jeanne Alter: Arthur finds Jeanne Alter and she confesses her love for him, showing their intimate and honest relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur and Jeanne Alter have a conversation about Jeanne's identity and purpose.
• Arthur reveals that Jeanne Alter's confusion stems from her exposure to war and her belief that it defines her.
• Arthur decides to revert Jeanne Alter to a child state to allow her to live a complete life.
• Gudako and Mash return to find Arthur with a young girl, who is revealed to be Jeanne Alter.

Character Developments

• Jeanne Alter: Struggles with her identity and purpose, ultimately accepts Arthur's decision to revert her to childhood.
• Arthur: Shows understanding and care for Jeanne Alter, decides to help her find her true path.
• Gudako: Feels threatened and jealous upon seeing Arthur with the young Jeanne Alter.
• Mash: Tries to console Gudako, remains loyal to Arthur.

Significant Themes

• Identity and purpose: Jeanne Alter's struggle to find her place in the world.
• Growth and development: Arthur's plan to allow Jeanne Alter to live a complete life.
• Jealousy and possessiveness: Gudako's reaction to Arthur's relationship with Jeanne Alter.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Jeanne Alter: Have a heart-to-heart conversation, leading to Arthur's decision to help her.
• Gudako and Mash: Interact upon returning to the palace, with Gudako feeling jealous and Mash trying to console her.
• Arthur and Gudako/Mash: Arthur greets them upon their return, but they wait for an explanation about the young Jeanne Alter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur transforms Jeanne Alter into a young girl, but she addresses him as 'Daddy' and becomes attached to him.
• Arthur decides to treat Jeanne Alter as his daughter, much to Jeanne's dismay.
• Arthur, Mash, and Fujimaru Ritsuka plan to return to Chaldea after resolving the Singularity.
• Arthur agrees to join Mash and Fujimaru Ritsuka in Chaldea for the next Singularity.
• The Empire's conquest of the Singularity reaches its peak, marking the beginning of the Steam Era.

Character Developments

• Arthur: Struggles with his newfound 'daughter', Jeanne Alter, and continues to prioritize his duties and relationships.
• Mash: Remains loyal and dedicated to Arthur, expressing disappointment at not returning to the Empire with him.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka (Gudako): Teases Arthur and negotiates for better treatment as a Chaldea Servant.
• Jeanne Alter: Transformed into a young girl, she becomes affectionate towards Arthur and addresses him as 'Daddy'.

Significant Themes

• Parenthood and family dynamics, as Arthur grapples with his new role as a 'father' to Jeanne Alter.
• The consequences of Arthur's actions and transformations on those around him.
• The Empire's expansion and the impact of steam technology on society.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Jeanne Alter: Arthur struggles with Jeanne Alter's affection towards him, ultimately deciding to treat her as his daughter.
• Arthur, Mash, and Fujimaru Ritsuka: The trio discusses their plans to return to Chaldea and work together on the next Singularity.
• Arthur and Fujimaru Ritsuka: They share a playful moment as Arthur teases Fujimaru Ritsuka about her demands for better treatment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur, Mashu, and Gudako return to Chaldea after resolving the Hundred Years' War Singularity.
• Arthur joins them, disguised as a Servant, to help Chaldea.
• They successfully communicate with Chaldea, and Arthur returns with them, remaining invisible to others.
• Chaldea plans to summon new Servants to strengthen their power, with the next target being the Roman Empire Singularity.

Character Developments

• Mashu shows signs of growing feelings, possibly for Arthur, but keeps it hidden.
• Gudako remains enthusiastic and excited about summoning new Servants.
• Arthur demonstrates his ability to transform Servants from Pan-Human History into Imperial Servants.
• Doctor Roman feels unease about Mashu and Fujimaru Ritsuka hiding something but can't pinpoint what it is.

Significant Themes

• The importance of Rome and the Roman Empire in European history.
• The struggle to unify Europe and the failure of previous attempts.
• The complexity of human emotions and relationships, with Mashu's growing feelings left unspoken.

Character Interactions

• Mashu and Gudako exchange glances, understanding Arthur's ability to transform Servants.
• Arthur hands Gudako a Pure White Sword to use as a 'Holy Relic' for his disguise.
• Doctor Roman discusses the next Singularity with the team, expressing his unease about Mashu and Fujimaru Ritsuka.
• Arthur greets Doctor Roman upon their arrival at Chaldea, but Roman acts as if he doesn't exist.
• Arthur summons himself as Artorius Pendragon, greeting Gudako and Doctor Roman politely.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur joins the Chaldea group to help repair the Roman Singularity.
• The group arrives in ancient Rome, but the Spiritron Transfer device malfunctions, leading them to a desolate, small city called Byzantium instead of the bustling Rome they expected.
• They encounter a farmer who reveals that this is Rome, but under the rule of Nero, and the city is about to be attacked by a Greek army.

Character Developments

• Arthur demonstrates his gentle, considerate, and powerful nature, melting Jeanne Alter's heart and forming a romantic relationship with her.
• Arthur shows his reliability and trustworthiness, becoming a dependable teammate for Doctor Roman.
• Gudako and Mash grow more capable and experienced, having fought in various battles during their global travels in the Hundred Years' War Singularity.

Significant Themes

• Reliability and trustworthiness: Arthur's character is highlighted as a reliable and trustworthy individual, which Doctor Roman greatly appreciates.
• Growth and experience: Gudako and Mash's growth is emphasized, showing that they are no longer rookies but seasoned veterans due to their experiences in the Hundred Years' War Singularity.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Doctor Roman: Arthur's presence reassures and relieves Doctor Roman, who has been feeling immense pressure as Chaldea's temporary commander.
• Gudako and Mash: The two interact and work together, showing their camaraderie and growth as experienced fighters.
• Arthur and the Chaldea group: Arthur leads the group, making decisions and issuing commands, demonstrating his leadership and reliability.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur, Mash, and Gudako are overwhelmed by Mash and Gudako's (as Servants) strength, leading Arthur to rally the people and form a new Roman Legion.
• The new Roman Legion, empowered by Arthur's "Roman Legion" skill, defeats the Greek Army.
• Arthur learns that Rome is in chaos, with warlords carving up the land.
• Arthur decides to create "New Rome" and conquer surrounding territories, starting with Constantinople.

Character Developments

• Arthur: Shows his leadership and incitement skills, transforming the people into a powerful Roman Legion. He decides to create New Rome and conquer surrounding territories.
• Mash and Gudako: Continue to support Arthur and discuss their plans with him.
• Greek Officer: Initially tries to persuade Arthur to join the Macedonian Empire but is converted into a steadfast Roman after Arthur's intervention.

Significant Themes

• Leadership and Incitement: Arthur's high-ranking A+ Leadership and A-rank Incitability skills inspire the people and transform them into a powerful force.
• Nation and People: Arthur's presence unifies the people as "Romans," emphasizing the concept of nation and people.
• Conquest and Expansion: Arthur's decision to create New Rome and conquer surrounding territories highlights the theme of expansion and dominance.

Character Interactions

• Arthur interacts with the people, rallying them and transforming them into a Roman Legion.
• Arthur discusses plans with Mash and Gudako, deciding to create New Rome and conquer surrounding territories.
• The Greek officer interacts with Arthur, initially trying to persuade him to join the Macedonian Empire but ultimately being converted into a steadfast Roman.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur declares New Rome as the capital of his empire and begins expansion plans.
• Arthur's forces easily defeat local armies and secure territories in the Balkans and Asia Minor.
• In Rome, Emperor Nero receives intelligence about Arthur's rise and is shocked by his legitimacy and power.

Character Developments

• Arthur: Shows strategic thinking and military prowess in his expansion plans.
• Nero: Struggles with the threat of Arthur's rising power and the potential loss of her legitimacy as the Roman Emperor.

Significant Themes

• Legitimacy and power struggles in imperial succession.
• The impact of geography on empire-building and defense.
• The consequences of underestimating opponents.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Nero: Their interaction is tense and uncertain, with Nero trying to maintain her composure while Arthur remains calm and confident.
• Arthur and his army: They work efficiently and effectively, swiftly securing territories and demonstrating their military might.
• Nero and her advisors/courtiers: They are not mentioned in this chapter, but their absence or lack of influence on Nero's decisions suggests her independence and confidence in her own judgment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nero, the Roman Empress, meets Arthur, the leader of a rebellion, alone in her palace.
• Arthur reveals he governs territories previously held by Alexander the Great, but Nero is skeptical.
• Nero attempts to win Arthur over with Roman hospitality, offering him food, wine, and her own company.
• Arthur, unimpressed by Roman luxuries, uses his magic to create improved versions of the food and drinks.
• Nero, intrigued, tastes the new food and is astonished by its quality.

Character Developments

• Nero: Initially confident and dismissive of Arthur, she becomes intrigued and impressed by his magic and the improved food.
• Arthur: He remains composed and confident throughout, using his magic to demonstrate his power and disinterest in Roman luxuries.

Significant Themes

• The clash of cultures and perceptions of luxury between Rome and Arthur's world.
• The use of soft power (hospitality) to influence or win over others, and its limitations.

Character Interactions

• Nero and Arthur: Their interaction is a mix of tension, provocation, and mutual respect. Arthur's magic and Nero's reaction to it shift the dynamic between them.
• Nero and her slave women: The women's reaction to the improved food influences Nero's perception of its quality.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nero, the Empress of Rome, is won over by Arthur's lavish spread of snacks and treats, leading to a moment of vulnerability and enjoyment.
• Arthur proposes an alliance to Nero, suggesting a tacit understanding between them until their main opponents (Alexander and United Rome) are defeated.
• Nero is impressed by Arthur's strategic thinking and decides she wants him as an ally or subject.

Character Developments

• Nero: Realizes her fondness for Arthur's excellence and decides she wants him on her side. Struggles to find a way to "get him" and secure his allegiance.
• Arthur: Maintains his calm and reasonable demeanor, equating Nero's status to his own and proposing an alliance based on mutual understanding and trust.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and alliances in politics.
• The allure of excellence and beauty, as seen through Nero's artistic perspective.
• The importance of trust and mutual understanding in relationships.

Character Interactions

• Nero and Arthur: Their interaction is marked by a power struggle and mutual respect. Nero is drawn to Arthur's excellence, while Arthur treats her as an equal, acknowledging her status as an Emperor.
• Nero and herself: Nero grapples with her desire for Arthur and her confusion about how to secure his allegiance, revealing her insecurities and vulnerabilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Nero, the Roman Emperor, struggles to find a way to win Arthur's favor.
• A sudden attack on Rome's eastern gate interrupts their meeting.
• Arthur offers to help Nero defend Rome, but she refuses, maintaining her pride.

Character Developments

• Nero experiences rare feelings of shame and concern for Arthur's opinion, showing a softer side.
• Arthur demonstrates his power by boosting the morale of Umu Rome's army, turning the tide of battle.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and pride (Nero's struggle to accept Arthur's help).
• The importance of morale in warfare (Arthur's intervention in the battle).
• Arthur's growing influence and power.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Nero's relationship begins to develop, with Arthur showing affection towards Nero.
• Arthur's intervention in the battle earns him Nero's respect and admiration.
• The soldiers of Umu Rome and United Rome exhibit contrasting attitudes towards defeat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Umu Monster, having defeated the enemy, addresses her soldiers, but they only cheer after Arthur gives a subtle signal.
• Gudako and Mash climb Mount Olympus to establish a communication channel with Chaldea.
• Arthur relaxes in the Roman Baths, contemplating his plans for the Singularity and the New Human History.

Character Developments

• Umu Monster: Shows leadership but is unaware of her soldiers' lack of enthusiasm.
• Gudako: Feels disinterested in establishing the communication channel and teases Mash about Arthur's possible activities in Rome.
• Mash: Remains devoted to Arthur but shows no jealousy or concern about his potential activities with other women.
• Arthur: Reflects on his plans for the Singularity, the New Human History, and Gaia's role in it.

Significant Themes

• Arthur's focus on maintaining and repairing human history.
• The contrast between the advanced technology in the New Human History and the current state of the Singularity.
• Gaia's discomfort with humanity's rapid technological advancements and Arthur's attempts to reassure her.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Mash: Gudako teases Mash about Arthur's possible activities in Rome, but Mash remains unfazed.
• Arthur and Gaia: Arthur reflects on Gaia's discomfort with humanity's technological advancements and reassures her about the future.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur reveals his intention to transform Gaia into a habitable planet with Earth-like conditions once human technology advances.
• Emperor Nero enters Arthur's bathhouse, naked, to persuade him to join her cause.
• Nero claims herself as the most beautiful woman in history and offers herself as a symbol of her favor towards Arthur.

Character Developments

• Arthur: Shows pride in his technological prowess and intention to improve Gaia's habitability. He appreciates Nero's beauty but questions her methods.
• Nero: Displaying confidence in her beauty, she uses it as a bargaining tool to win Arthur over. She shows vulnerability when Arthur questions her dignity.

Significant Themes

• Beauty and Aesthetics: Arthur's appreciation of Nero's beauty is influenced by his memories of Artoria.
• Power Dynamics: Nero's use of her body as a bargaining tool highlights the power imbalance between them.
• Dignity and Honor: Arthur questions Nero's actions, challenging her sense of dignity as an empress.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Nero: Their interaction is tense yet intimate, with Arthur questioning Nero's methods while appreciating her beauty. Nero is both confident and vulnerable in his presence.

Key Plot Points

• Arthur understands Nero's intention to sacrifice herself for Rome.
• Arthur refuses Nero's proposal to join forces, prioritizing his nation and people.
• Arthur suggests a marriage alliance, proposing to jointly govern Rome to make everyone happy.
• Arthur and Nero share a moment in the bathhouse, with Arthur kissing Nero on the cheek.
• Arthur receives a report from Mash about an intact Age of Gods ruin in the modern era.

Character Developments

• Nero: Realizes Arthur's love for his nation and people, feels embarrassed and sad about her proposal, considers Arthur's marriage alliance suggestion.
• Arthur: Shows understanding and compassion towards Nero, refuses her proposal but offers an alternative, considers the possibility of marrying Nero in the future.

Significant Themes

• Love for one's nation and people above personal desires.
• The consequences of one's actions and the importance of considering all perspectives.
• The potential for unity and cooperation instead of conflict.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Nero: Share a moment of understanding and connection, with Arthur comforting Nero and offering an alternative to her proposal.
• Arthur and Mash: Communicate about the Age of Gods ruin, with Arthur praising Mash's efforts and planning to join her later.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Arthur considers summoning Teacher Scathach for knowledge about the Age of Gods.
• Arthur communicates with Gaia, learning that Gods are crystallizations of 'energy', 'concepts', and 'laws'.
• Arthur decides to summon Teacher Scathach after all, but not before leaving Rome.
• Arthur and Nero discuss their plans and share a moment, with Nero expressing her feelings for Arthur.
• Arthur summons Teacher Scathach, who arrives in a revealing outfit. Arthur decides to treat her better.
• Arthur and Teacher Scathach have a conversation, with Arthur acting cute to appease her. She agrees to help him with the Greek pantheon.
• Arthur and Teacher Scathach teleport to Mount Olympus to join Mash and Gudako.

Character Developments

• Arthur: Shows strategic thinking in his plans and is willing to adapt. He also shows affection towards Teacher Scathach.
• Teacher Scathach: Shows a playful side, teasing Arthur. She also demonstrates her knowledge of the Age of Gods and her willingness to help Arthur.
• Nero: Expresses her feelings for Arthur and shows trust in him.

Significant Themes

• The nature of the Gods and their relationship with Gaia.
• The power dynamics and alliances between different pantheons during the Age of Gods.
• Arthur's strategic planning and adaptability.
• The affection and trust between characters.

Character Interactions

• Arthur and Teacher Scathach: Their interaction is playful, with Arthur acting cute to appease Teacher Scathach. They show mutual respect and willingness to help each other.
• Arthur and Nero: They discuss their plans and share a moment, with Nero expressing her feelings for Arthur. They show mutual trust and support.
• Arthur, Mash, Gudako, and Teacher Scathach: They plan to work together to explore Mount Olympus and learn about the Greek pantheon.