Ch. 121Fish in the Pond Caught in the Calamity

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian hears the demonic voice from the greatsword, offering him power to save his people from the magical aftershocks of the battle above.
  • Frost Town is devastated by the aftershocks, with townsfolk and knights struggling to hold out.
  • Aurelian is torn between accepting the demon's offer and maintaining his resolve.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian: Struggles with the temptation of power and the responsibility of protecting his people.
  • Master (Knight Captain): Demonstrates selflessness and determination in protecting his people.
  • Russell: Shows concern for Master's safety and the well-being of the Winter Territory.

Significant Themes

  • Powerlessness against overwhelming force.
  • The struggle between temptation and resolve.
  • The responsibility of leadership and protection.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and the demonic voice: A tense, internal struggle between temptation and resistance.
  • Master and Russell: A display of loyalty, concern, and determination between a leader and his subordinate.
  • Aurelian and his people: A sense of responsibility and worry for the safety of his people.

Ch. 122Grip This Sword

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Elite knights struggle to hold off a magic storm, with their commander, Master, on the verge of collapse.
  • Renn and Noe arrive to save Master, revealing Renn's advancement to Lower Rank.
  • Aurelian, in Winter City, faces a powerful dragon's attack and calls upon a mysterious entity for power.
  • Aurelian absorbs the dragon's magic storm, gaining immense power and a black-red greatsword.

Character Developments

  • Master shows resilience and calm under pressure, accepting help from unexpected sources (Renn and Noe).
  • Aurelian's desperation and desire for power grow, leading him to seek help from a dark entity.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle against overwhelming odds and the price of resilience.
  • The temptation of power and the consequences of giving in to it.
  • The unexpected help and alliances formed in times of crisis.

Character Interactions

  • Master and his knights show camaraderie and determination to fight until death.
  • Renn and Noe's bickering hints at a past conflict, but they still work together to save Master.
  • Aurelian's internal struggle and conversation with the dark entity reveal his desperation and growing obsession with power.

Ch. 123Blood-Red

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian's Pure Starfire turns dark red and gains a terrifying devouring force.
  • The sky shatters, revealing the unknown void, and a powerful storm is absorbed into it.
  • Aodaweiying (the dragon) and Jeanne (the Saint) try to flee but are confronted by Aurelian.
  • Aodaweiying attacks Aurelian with its dragon breath, but he emerges unscathed.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian's power continues to grow and change, now manifesting black wings and a dark-red greatsword.
  • Aodaweiying and Jeanne exhibit caution and wariness towards the unknown void.
  • Aurelian displays increased hostility and arrogance, mocking both Aodaweiying and Jeanne.

Significant Themes

  • The unknown void represents the unknown and the fear of the unknown.
  • Power and its corrupting influence are shown through Aurelian's growing arrogance.
  • The clash between ancient beings (dragon and Saint) and a newer, more powerful force (Aurelian).

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian mocks and provokes Aodaweiying, leading to an attack from the dragon.
  • Jeanne remains silent and watchful, preparing to engage with Aurelian.
  • Tension builds between Aurelian, Aodaweiying, and Jeanne, setting the stage for a major confrontation.

Ch. 124Brutal Beating

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian, dominated by a dark crimson figure, uses powerful magic to destroy Aodaweiying's spell.
  • Aurelian engages in close combat with Aodaweiying, severely injuring the dragon.
  • Aurelian drains Aodaweiying's dragon bloodline power using the scarlet aura and the gemstone on his greatsword.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian: Dominated by a dark crimson figure, he exhibits immense power and cruelty, draining Aodaweiying's bloodline power.
  • Aodaweiying: Injured and weakened, Aodaweiying is terrified as its dragon bloodline power is drained, facing the possibility of devolving into a dragon beast.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Dominance: Aurelian's dominance over Aodaweiying showcases the theme of power and its ability to control and dominate others.
  • Transformation and Loss of Identity: Aurelian's transformation and Aodaweiying's potential devolution explore the theme of loss of identity and the consequences of power.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian vs. Aodaweiying: Aurelian's brutal and merciless attack on Aodaweiying demonstrates their stark power imbalance and Aurelian's disregard for the dragon's life.
  • Noe and Jeanne: Both observe Aurelian's actions, with Jeanne showing no reaction and Noe appearing thoughtful, hinting at their hidden agendas and knowledge of Aurelian's transformation.

Ch. 125The Power of a Saint

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aodaweiying, the dragon, is killed by Aurelian, who is now controlled by the greatsword.
  • The townspeople initially celebrate the dragon's defeat but soon realize the danger Aurelian poses.
  • Aurelian reveals his intention to use Jeanne's blood to proclaim the arrival of the Void.
  • Jeanne and Aurelian engage in a fierce battle, with Jeanne's power growing stronger with each clash.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian is completely controlled by the greatsword and the demon within it, losing his original personality.
  • Jeanne, as a Saint, demonstrates her power and resilience, growing stronger as the battle progresses.
  • Noe remembers the scarlet figure from the box and realizes that Aurelian is now controlled by the demon.

Significant Themes

  • The power of the Saint and the struggle against the forces of darkness.
  • The corruption and loss of self-control when wielding powerful, malevolent artifacts.
  • The impending threat of the Void and the unknown.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Jeanne engage in a deadly battle, with Aurelian driven by the demon's desire to consume Jeanne's power.
  • Noe shares his knowledge about the scarlet figure with Master and Renn, revealing his past connection to the demon.
  • The townspeople react with fear and despair as Aurelian's aura spreads, highlighting the power imbalance between them and the supernatural forces at play.

Ch. 126Turning Point

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Scarlet Demon God absorbs the Demonic Dragon's bloodline, increasing his power.
  • Jeanne, in her Saint form, faces the Demon God in the final battle to prevent his rebirth.
  • In King City, Edith and Shavanka discover a crystal ball left behind from the Ice King's battle against the Abyss.
  • Aurelian's true consciousness begins to awaken and fight against the Demon God controlling his body.

Character Developments

  • Jeanne's power as a Saint continues to grow, but she faces a formidable opponent in the Demon God.
  • Aurelian's consciousness awakens and begins to resist the Demon God's control, showing his determination to reclaim his body.
  • Edith, now the High Priestess, demonstrates decisiveness and concern for her tribe's future.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle between light and darkness, represented by Jeanne and the Demon God.
  • The consequences of power and the dangers of ambition, as seen through the Demon God's rebirth and the Ice Tribe's desire for the sacred relic.
  • The importance of identity and self-control, as Aurelian fights to reclaim his body and consciousness.

Character Interactions

  • Jeanne and the Demon God engage in a fierce battle, with Jeanne's power growing but the Demon God's strength seemingly insurmountable.
  • Edith and Shavanka discuss the threat posed by the crystal ball and the need to investigate it.
  • Aurelian and the Demon God fight for control of Aurelian's body, with Aurelian determined to reclaim it and the Demon God desperate to maintain control.

Ch. 127Separation

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian regains control of his body with Roundball's help.
  • Jeanne, now a Saint without emotions, hesitates to fight Aurelian.
  • The monster (Andrahe) is sealed within the greatsword, which turns into a gemstone.
  • Jeanne leaves, giving Aurelian her sword, Atonement, and revealing she can't accompany him further.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian: Struggles with the demon within him but ultimately gains control. Shows determination and resilience.
  • Jeanne: Becomes a Saint, losing her emotions. Shows a hint of humanity before leaving.
  • Roundball: Grows attached to Jeanne, showing sorrow and understanding when she leaves.

Significant Themes

  • Separation and Loss: The chapter explores the theme of separation and loss, with Jeanne's departure being a significant event.
  • Control and Power: Aurelian's struggle to regain control over his body and the power dynamics between him, Jeanne, and the monster.
  • Identity and Belonging: Jeanne's true identity is revealed, and she leaves, questioning Aurelian's sense of belonging and purpose.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Jeanne: Their interaction is marked by Aurelian's confusion and Jeanne's coldness, with a hint of warmth before she leaves.
  • Aurelian and Roundball: They share a spiritual link, and Roundball's sorrow mirrors Aurelian's grief at Jeanne's departure.
  • Aurelian and Andrahe: Their interaction is marked by hostility, with Aurelian determined to remove the demon from his body.

Ch. 128Beating

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian defeats the dragon, Aodaweiying, and reduces it to a miniature form.
  • Aurelian decides to keep Aodaweiying as a pet and rides on its head, aiming to be the first dragon rider in this world.
  • Aurelian beats Aodaweiying until it surrenders, then orders it to be locked in a cage without food.
  • The town of Frost suffers significant damage and losses due to the dragon's attack.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian demonstrates his strength and cruelty, showing no mercy towards Aodaweiying despite its pleas.
  • Aodaweiying, despite its initial arrogance, is reduced to a pitiful state and forced to submit to Aurelian's demands.
  • Master, the captain of the knights, shows concern for Aurelian's well-being and asks for guidance on handling the aftermath of the dragon's attack.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and submission: Aurelian's strength allows him to dominate Aodaweiying, who is forced to submit to his will.
  • Cruelty and mercy: Aurelian shows no mercy towards Aodaweiying, even when it begs for mercy, demonstrating his ruthless nature.
  • Consequences of war: The town of Frost suffers significant damage and losses due to the dragon's attack, highlighting the real-world consequences of such events.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Aodaweiying: Aurelian dominates and beats Aodaweiying until it submits to his will, establishing a master-servant relationship.
  • Aurelian and Master: Master shows concern for Aurelian's well-being and seeks his guidance on handling the aftermath of the dragon's attack, demonstrating their close working relationship.
  • The townsfolk and the knights: The townsfolk and knights are affected by the dragon's attack, with several homes destroyed and knights injured, highlighting the interconnectedness of their community.

Ch. 129The End

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian decides to help the displaced townsfolk by providing shelter in Winter City and compensation for the injured knights.
  • He plans to recruit young barbarian children into the knight order due to their talent for meditation.
  • Faceless arrives in the Abif Mountains, near Winter Claw's territory.
  • The townsfolk celebrate in the square, despite their recent misfortunes, and Aurelian overhears them.
  • Aurelian discovers a new fate line in his dream, revealing that he has captured his first dragon, Aodaweiying.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian shows compassion and responsibility towards his people, demonstrating his growth as a leader.
  • Faceless reveals his blue eyes and a sinister plan involving the Winter Claw tribe.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle between good and evil, as seen in Aurelian's determination to find Miss Maid and Faceless's malevolent intentions.
  • The importance of community and resilience, shown by the townsfolk's celebration despite their hardships.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian interacts with Master, discussing the rebuilding efforts and compensation for the injured knights.
  • The townsfolk come together to celebrate, showing unity and camaraderie despite their recent losses.
  • Aurelian and Faceless, though not directly interacting, both have significant developments that will likely lead to future confrontations.

Ch. 130Setting Sail

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian departs Winter City for Eternal Night City on the Giant, accompanied by Noe, Renn, Milton, Lia, and others.
  • Johnson, the new acting captain, secretly changes the Giant's course.
  • Jeremy, the former captain's adopted son, is ridiculed by the sailors and plans to leave for the Endless Sea after the voyage.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian displays his leadership and confidence, showing no concern for Johnson's intentions.
  • Jeremy struggles with self-doubt and the pressure of living up to his father's legacy.
  • Johnson reveals his crazed and malicious side, plotting against Aurelian.

Significant Themes

  • The struggle between self-doubt and determination (Jeremy).
  • The consequences of underestimating one's opponents (Johnson's plot against Aurelian).
  • The importance of facing one's fears and challenges (Aurelian's advice to Jeremy).

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian encourages Jeremy to face his fears and take responsibility for the Giant.
  • Johnson secretly schemes against Aurelian, showing his disregard for the passengers' safety.
  • The sailors mock Jeremy, highlighting the social pressure he faces as a young captain.

Ch. 131The Immortal

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Giant, a ship captained by Aurelian Sol, sails on the Perpetual River under thick fog.
  • The new captain, Johnson, goes mad and stabs himself, his soul being absorbed by an Immortal entity.
  • Aurelian feels drowsy and tired, while Jeremy, the helmsman, also feels exhausted and sees Captain John in the fog.
  • Aurelian discovers black matter in his body and is unable to use magic power.
  • Johnson knocks on Aurelian's door, claiming there's a problem with the ship, and leads him to the lower corridor.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian Sol: Becomes wary and vigilant when Johnson knocks on his door. He's unable to use magic power and feels uneasy about Johnson's strange behavior.
  • Johnson: Reveals his madness and obsession with the Immortals. He leads Aurelian into a trap.
  • Jeremy: Feels exhausted and sees Captain John in the fog, suggesting he might be under the Immortal's influence.

Significant Themes

  • The Immortals: A mysterious entity that grants immortality but requires souls in return, symbolizing the price of eternal life.
  • Trust and Betrayal: Johnson, who was supposed to be a loyal servant, betrays Aurelian and leads him into danger.
  • Vulnerability: Aurelian's inability to use magic power makes him vulnerable, highlighting the importance of power and its potential loss.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Johnson: Aurelian is wary of Johnson, while Johnson is obsessed with converting Aurelian to his belief in the Immortals.
  • Aurelian and Jeremy: They briefly chat on the deck before Aurelian retires to his room, foreshadowing Jeremy's encounter with Captain John.

Ch. 132By the Banks of the Nether River

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Jeremy is lured by Old John's voice and a mysterious presence in the fog, walking towards it in a trance.
  • Aurelian is trapped in an illusory passage leading to the Perpetual River's bottom, facing a vast, eerie green river (possibly the Styx).
  • A ferryman appears, offering Aurelian a ride to the other shore, claiming it leads to immortality. Aurelian refuses, choosing to fight his way back through the fog.

Character Developments

  • Jeremy: Shows vulnerability and susceptibility to mysterious influences.
  • Aurelian: Demonstrates courage, curiosity, and determination, even in the face of death. He's willing to fight his way back despite the risks.

Significant Themes

  • Illusion vs. Reality: The passage and the river could be illusions, or they could be real, reflecting Aurelian's uncertainty about his situation.
  • Death and Immortality: The ferryman's offer and Aurelian's refusal highlight the theme of choosing life over death.
  • Courage and Determination: Aurelian's decision to fight his way back through the fog showcases his courage and determination.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and the Ferryman: Their brief interaction reveals the ferryman's indifference and Aurelian's suspicion and refusal to trust him.
  • Aurelian and Jeremy: Though not directly interacting, Jeremy's trance-like state and Aurelian's determination to escape highlight their contrasting responses to the mysterious situation.

Ch. 133Heart of Dust

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian encounters a statue of a woman in the mist, emitting a mournful cry.
  • The cry comes from a blue light within a lantern held by the statue, which reveals itself as Sibella, a soul trapped for centuries.
  • Sibella offers Aurelian wealth and power if he frees her, but he demands truthful information instead.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian demonstrates caution and wariness in the face of the unknown, showing his maturity and wisdom beyond his years.
  • Sibella, initially desperate and pleading, reveals a strong will and confidence when discussing her past, hinting at her regal background.

Significant Themes

  • Truth vs. Deception: Aurelian insists on truthful information, while Sibella initially tries to deceive him. Their interaction highlights the importance of honesty.
  • Identity and Belonging: Sibella's imprisonment and replacement raise questions about identity and the consequences of deception on one's sense of self and belonging.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Sibella's interaction is tense and cautious at first, with Aurelian suspicious of Sibella's claims and Sibella desperate for freedom.
  • As the conversation progresses, they develop a tentative trust, with Aurelian showing curiosity and Sibella revealing more about her past.

Ch. 134Rescue

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian meets Xibela, a soul trapped in a lantern, in the Land of Long Sleep.
  • Xibela reveals the place is connected to the Underworld, and the statue represents its ruler.
  • Aurelian removes a disk from the statue's hand to release Xibela, but a goat-headed demon guardian appears.
  • A second goat-headed demon joins the fight, surrounding Aurelian.
  • Xibela remembers that Aurelian can use the disk to draw power from the Underworld to combat the demons.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian: Initially confident, Aurelian is revealed to be unable to use magic power, putting him at a disadvantage against the demons. He remains resourceful and determined, following Xibela's instructions to use the disk.
  • Xibela: Initially frantic and anxious, Xibela remembers a way to help Aurelian, showing she possesses valuable knowledge and experience.

Significant Themes

  • Trust and Betrayal: Xibela initially trusts Aurelian's capabilities but feels betrayed when she learns he can't use magic power. Aurelian feels set up by Xibela's plan.
  • Power and Weakness: Aurelian's inability to use magic power highlights his vulnerability, while the disk's power from the Underworld represents a potential source of strength.
  • The Underworld: The chapter explores the connection between the Land of Long Sleep and the Underworld, hinting at its power and the attention of its ruler.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Xibela: Their interaction is tense and initially distrustful, with Aurelian questioning Xibela's intentions and Xibela feeling betrayed by Aurelian's lack of power. Despite this, they work together to find a solution to their predicament.
  • Aurelian and the Goat-Headed Demons: Aurelian is outmatched and surrounded by the demons, highlighting his vulnerability and the danger he faces.

Ch. 135A Familiar Person

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian encounters a mysterious being in the Land of Long Sleep, who inspects him and predicts they will meet again.
  • Aurelian regains his magic power and defeats two ram-headed demons guarding Xibela.
  • Aurelian releases Xibela and other imprisoned souls from their cages, learning that anyone with a soul can use magic.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian discovers he has strong mental power, which could make him a powerful mage.
  • Xibela reveals she can sense Aurelian's mental power and believes he could become a great mage.

Significant Themes

  • The power of mental strength and its connection to magic.
  • The mystery surrounding the being in the Land of Long Sleep and its connection to Aurelian's fate.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Xibela: Xibela is excited to meet Aurelian but is disappointed when he doesn't recognize her. She guides Aurelian in releasing the souls and expresses regret that he's not pursuing magic.
  • Aurelian and the released souls: The souls thank Aurelian for freeing them and offer to help him in return.

Ch. 136Crossing the River

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian encounters souls of mages in a misty realm, seeking a way back to his ship.
  • The mages reveal that the Nether River, which Aurelian crossed, overlaps with reality and can sometimes lead back to the material world.
  • Aurelian decides to cross the Nether River again, accompanied by the mage souls in a Soulbreath Bracelet.
  • Upon reaching the river, Aurelian sees countless eyes blinking at the riverbed, belonging to immortals trapped there.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian demonstrates courage and determination in his quest to return to his ship and subordinates.
  • The mage souls show desperation and eagerness to escape their imprisonment.

Significant Themes

  • The pursuit of ultimate power (the "Ultimate Origin Point") and its consequences.
  • The struggle between the living and the dead, and the blurred line between the two realms.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian interacts with the mage souls, learning about the Nether River and agreeing to help them escape.
  • Aurelian and the ferryman cross the Nether River together, with the ferryman warning Aurelian about the riverbed's eyes.
  • Aurelian encounters Xibela, who provides guidance and caution about the dangers of the realm.

Ch. 137Eyes

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian and Xibela cross the Nether River, encountering a storm and a colossal hurricane.
  • The ferryman reveals that to reach the far shore, Aurelian must first sink into the river.
  • Aurelian is attacked by countless glowing eyes on tentacles, belonging to creatures calling themselves "Immortals."

Character Developments

  • Aurelian faces his greatest fear and vulnerability, being overwhelmed by the creatures in the Nether River.
  • Xibela remains silent and curled up in the lantern throughout the chapter.

Significant Themes

  • Fear and vulnerability
  • The price of immortality
  • The unknown and the otherworldly

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and the ferryman: The ferryman guides Aurelian across the river but reveals the dangerous path ahead.
  • Aurelian and the "Immortals": Aurelian is attacked by the creatures in the Nether River, highlighting his vulnerability and fear.

Ch. 138Devour

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian is captured by tentacled creatures in an underwater cave.
  • He attempts to escape but is restrained by the creatures' tendrils.
  • Xibela, who had been silent, suddenly speaks and saves Aurelian using powerful magic.
  • Aurelian learns that Xibela is a mage who can resurrect herself under certain conditions.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian: Shows determination and desperation in the face of death, willing to destroy himself rather than be captured by the monsters.
  • Xibela: Reveals her true power and knowledge as a mage, demonstrating she can resurrect herself under specific circumstances.

Significant Themes

  • Despair and helplessness in the face of overwhelming odds, and the will to survive.
  • The power of magic and its limitations, as demonstrated by Xibela.
  • The theme of resurrection and immortality, albeit with conditions.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Xibela: Their interaction reveals Xibela's true power and Aurelian's desperation and determination. Aurelian's initial frustration with Xibela's silence turns into shock and awe at her capabilities.

Ch. 139Escape

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian learns that souls in the Land of Long Sleep gradually extinguish, recalling the dimmed soul flames he's seen.
  • They encounter a massive tentacled creature in the water, which Aurelian fights off using Jeanne's sword, Atonement.
  • Xibela reveals they must leave through a rift at the center of the storm, caused by overlapping spaces.
  • They navigate through the churning vortex, with Xibela dragging Aurelian despite his protests.
  • They reach the center, finding a calm, peaceful expanse with a glowing azure door.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian shows concern for the fate of the souls in the Land of Long Sleep.
  • Xibela demonstrates urgency and assertiveness in their escape, gripping Aurelian tightly and making decisions without his consent.
  • Aurelian exhibits curiosity and vigilance when observing Xibela's magic.

Significant Themes

  • The fragility and impermanence of life and souls, despite the Land of Long Sleep's name.
  • The power and mystery of magic, as seen through Xibela's spellcasting.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Xibela work together to escape, with Xibela taking the lead and making crucial decisions.
  • Aurelian shows respect for Xibela's magical abilities, while Xibela displays concern for Aurelian's safety in the void.

Ch. 140Guidance

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Aurelian enters a misty, dim space where Xibela, a powerful mage, offers to guide him back to his world.
  • Xibela reveals she knows Aurelian's lineage and creates a Guiding Gate for him.
  • Aurelian asks for a magic book as a reward instead of wealth or power.
  • Xibela agrees but asks Aurelian to wait for her to settle her affairs first.
  • Aurelian passes through the Guiding Gate, but it closes unexpectedly, and he's transported to an unknown place.
  • He encounters a mysterious, ethereal figure who seems upset about Aurelian releasing souls and desecrating its statue.

Character Developments

  • Aurelian shows curiosity, courage, and adaptability in facing the unknown.
  • Xibela demonstrates her magical prowess and reveals knowledge of Aurelian's lineage.
  • The mysterious figure displays emotion, indicating it's not a typical, cold god.

Significant Themes

  • Power and Knowledge: Aurelian seeks magic knowledge, while Xibela possesses immense magical power.
  • Consequences of Actions: Aurelian's actions have unintended consequences, leading him to face the mysterious figure.
  • Emotion vs. Cold Logic: The mysterious figure, despite being an ethereal being, displays emotion, contrasting with typical godly coldness.

Character Interactions

  • Aurelian and Xibela interact with mutual respect and understanding, with Xibela offering guidance and Aurelian asking for knowledge.
  • Aurelian's interaction with the mysterious figure is tense, with Aurelian trying to explain his actions and the figure expressing displeasure.
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