Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka, Mash, and Napoleon discuss their next move in the Scandinavian Lostbelt.
• Napoleon reveals that the Lostbelt King and the Crypters aren't necessarily united, and the goddess Scathach-Skadi is benevolent despite her actions.
• They decide to fight their way to the castle, defeat the Crypters and the Lostbelt King, and cut down the Tree of Emptiness.
• Napoleon shares that he was summoned earlier than Mash and has gathered information about the Lostbelt.
• Fou, a small creature, interacts with Napoleon, and they form a contract, with two Command Spells remaining.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Shows gratitude towards Napoleon for his help and understanding of the situation. He's cautious about using his remaining Command Spells.
• Napoleon: Reveals his knowledge about the Lostbelt and expresses his willingness to help. He shares that his appearance as an Archer with a cannon is due to exaggeration in his legend.
• Mash: Recognizes the differences between Servants and Innocent Monsters, showing psychological growth.
• Norla Brol: Not directly present, but her presence is acknowledged as a contracted Servant who helped Napoleon gain Chaldea's trust.

Significant Themes

• Trust and Alliance: The chapter emphasizes the importance of trust and alliance among the characters to achieve their goals.
• Exaggeration vs. Reality: The theme of exaggeration in legends and its difference from reality is explored through Napoleon's appearance and the mention of other Servants like Thomas Edison.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon: They discuss their plans and Napoleon shares his knowledge, fostering a sense of trust and camaraderie.
• Mash and Fujimaru Ritsuka: They reminisce about other Servants, showing a shared history and understanding.
• Fou and Napoleon: Fou interacts with Napoleon, seemingly trying to understand him better, and they form a contract.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon discuss the emissaries and the existence of more powerful Valkyrie prototype units in the Lostbelt.
• Fujimaru decides to continue fighting against the powerful enemies in the Lostbelt, with Napoleon joining his cause.
• A group of giants is spotted approaching them.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka shows determination to continue fighting and reclaim Proper Human History, despite the challenges ahead.
• Napoleon expresses his desire to use his strength to help Fujimaru, emphasizing his military prowess and spirit.
• Norla Broll feels worried about Fujimaru's mental state and the harsh environment of the Lostbelt.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against overwhelming odds and powerful enemies.
• The determination to continue fighting for a cause despite the challenges.
• The importance of camaraderie and support in facing adversity.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon bond over their shared determination to fight and conquer the Lostbelt.
• Norla Broll feels concerned about Fujimaru's mental state and the harsh environment, contrasting with the optimistic outlook of Fujimaru and Napoleon.
• The group faces an imminent threat in the form of approaching giants, which will likely lead to a battle.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The queen dismisses most other Lostbelts as unworthy of notice.
• She considers cooperating with the giants in Greece.
• The queen discusses the abnormal incident in Village 23, where Chaldea's group has joined forces with a man.
• She reveals that she won't allow Ophelia to kill Chaldea's group, as she loves them.
• The queen summons Thrud Valkyrie, one of the three true Valkyries.

Character Developments

• The queen (Scathach-Skadi) reveals her love for all life, except herself, and her rules of loving unwaveringly or killing without mercy.
• Ophelia's loyalty is questioned, and she remains calm and expressionless.
• Sigurd shows disgust at the queen's words but keeps it hidden.
• Thrud Valkyrie is introduced, displaying flawless etiquette and respect towards her master and Ophelia.

Significant Themes

• The queen's love for all life and her rules of loving or killing.
• Ophelia's loyalty and her calm demeanor.
• The relationship between the queen, Ophelia, and Sigurd.

Character Interactions

• The queen interacts with Ophelia and Sigurd, discussing their roles and the abnormal incident.
• The queen summons Thrud Valkyrie, who pays her respects to her master and Ophelia.
• Ophelia and Sigurd remain calm and composed during their interaction with the queen.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Thrud, Hildr, and Ortlinde (the true Valkyries) meet with Scathach-Skadi (the Queen) to report on the Village 23 incident.
• The Queen decides to let the survivors live and have the giants or mass-produced units handle any further threats.
• Sigurd, a knight, expresses hostility towards the Valkyries, leading to a tense standoff.
• The Queen reveals her motherly affection towards the Valkyries and teases them, causing temporary tension.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon defeat the giants but are then attacked by a large group of Valkyries.
• The Valkyries retreat after the giants are defeated, and Napoleon believes there will be no further attacks.

Character Developments

• Thrud demonstrates her conviction and obedience to the Queen, despite being called a puppet.
• Sigurd shows strong hostility towards the Valkyries, while Ophelia tries to maintain decorum.
• The Queen reveals her motherly side and enjoys teasing her daughters.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon show growth in their combat abilities and teamwork.

Significant Themes

• Motherly love and favoritism: The Queen's affection for her daughters and her difficulty in handling their conflicts.
• Obedience vs. individuality: The Valkyries' struggle between following orders and expressing their own thoughts.
• Hostility and tension: The conflict between Sigurd and the Valkyries, and the tension between the Queen's teasing and the Valkyries' seriousness.

Character Interactions

• Thrud and the Queen: The Valkyrie shows obedience and conviction, while the Queen acknowledges her individuality and enjoys teasing her.
• Sigurd and the Valkyries: Sigurd expresses strong hostility towards the Valkyries, leading to a tense standoff.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon: The two work well together in combat and share their thoughts on the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka decides to summon a new Servant for logistical support.
• The group takes shelter in a cave due to approaching nightfall and snow interference with summoning.
• They find signs of previous habitation in the cave, with firewood and daily necessities.
• Napoleon suggests that Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash share a bed for the night due to limited sleeping arrangements.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka shows practicality and lack of concern about sleeping arrangements.
• Mash blushes at the suggestion of sharing a bed with Fujimaru Ritsuka.
• Napoleon shows thoughtfulness in providing for the group's needs and teaching Mash about combat efficiency.

Significant Themes

• The importance of logistical support in maintaining the group's strength and progress.
• The harsh environment of the Lostbelt and the need for shelter and supplies.
• The uncertain fate of Gerda and the seed of hope planted in her heart.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon discuss the need for a new Servant and the challenges of summoning in the snowy environment.
• Mash and Fujimaru Ritsuka express their desire to see Gerda again.
• Napoleon teaches Mash about combat efficiency and provides for the group's needs in the cave.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka learns that destroying the Fantasy Tree in a Lostbelt will erase the entire world, including all its inhabitants.
• She struggles with the moral implications of destroying a world to save her own.
• Napoleon explains that only one history can remain, and Chaldea must compete to ensure it's Proper Human History.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka grapples with the harsh reality of their mission, questioning her resolve and the morality of their actions.
• Mash shows concern for Fujimaru Ritsuka's well-being and struggles with her own role in the mission.
• Napoleon demonstrates understanding and empathy for Fujimaru Ritsuka's turmoil, acknowledging the burden they bear.

Significant Themes

• The cost of survival and the necessity of competition.
• The morality of destroying worlds to save one's own.
• The burden of responsibility carried by the heroes.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon have a tense conversation about the consequences of their mission.
• Mash shows empathy and concern for Fujimaru Ritsuka's emotional state.
• Napoleon and Mash discuss Fujimaru Ritsuka's need for time to process her feelings.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka learns about the innocent lives in the Lostbelt and struggles with the reality of having to kill them to save her own world.
• She breaks down emotionally, unable to accept the necessity of killing innocents.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka decides to continue fighting, accepting the cruel choice she must make.
• Napoleon and Norla discuss Norla's past and his role in the Lostbelt.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Struggles with the moral implications of her mission, leading to a mental breakdown. Ultimately, she accepts her duty but remains emotionally burdened.
• Norla: Reflects on his past and acknowledges his role as a part of the wrong history that needs to be erased. He accepts his fate and decides to support Fujimaru Ritsuka's mission.

Significant Themes

• The moral dilemma of sacrificing innocent lives for the greater good.
• The concept of "wrong" history and the necessity of its erasure.
• The emotional toll of war and the burden of responsibility.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash: Fujimaru Ritsuka seeks comfort from Mash, who supports her decision to continue fighting.
• Napoleon and Norla: They discuss Norla's past and his role in the Lostbelt, leading to a moment of understanding and support between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash wake up and prepare to return to the Shadow Border.
• They are approached by a high-speed magical energy source, revealed to be Ruslan.
• Ruslan reveals his true name and intention to kill Fujimaru and his group.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru becomes determined to press onward despite his doubts.
• Norla is shocked and heartbroken upon learning that Ruslan is his enemy.
• Ruslan shows no remorse for his past actions and is resolved to carry out his mission.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between Proper Human History and the Lostbelts.
• The consequences of past actions and the difficulty in escaping them.
• The pain of betrayal and the loss of someone close.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru and Mash work together to protect each other and face the threat of Ruslan.
• Norla's despair and heartbreak upon seeing Ruslan as an enemy.
• Ruslan's cold and dismissive attitude towards Norla, emphasizing his resolve to carry out his mission.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ruslan's past is revealed, showing he has been a constant presence in various annos' lives, but never recorded in history.
• Norla is devastated to learn Ruslan might be his enemy and wants to fight him.
• Ruslan attacks Norla, but Norla uses his Noble Phantasm, "The Roaring Beast, Here," transforming into a massive, enraged monster to face Ruslan.

Character Developments

• Norla: Realizes Ruslan's true nature, feels betrayed, and decides to confront him. His resolve strengthens, leading to his transformation.
• Ruslan: Maintains his stoic demeanor but seems reluctant to fight Norla. His past actions hint at a complex motivation.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and Trust: Norla feels betrayed by Ruslan, leading to a crisis of trust. This motivates his decision to confront Ruslan.
• Identity and Truth: Ruslan's true nature and his presence in various annos' lives challenge the understanding of reality and identity.

Character Interactions

• Norla and Ruslan: Their relationship shifts from one of support to conflict, with Norla questioning Ruslan's motives and deciding to fight him.
• Norla and Fujimaru Ritsuka: Norla seeks Ritsuka's understanding and support before transforming and engaging Ruslan. Ritsuka, though worried, encourages Norla to fight.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Norla's full power is unleashed, forcing Napoleon, Fujimaru, and Mash to flee.
• Ruslan confronts Norla, recognizing it as an unfinished experiment with immense potential but poor control.
• Ruslan decides to help Norla improve his self-control, despite potential consequences.

Character Developments

• Norla: Revealed to be an incomplete experiment with great power but no self-control, causing him to rampage.
• Ruslan: Shows understanding and sympathy for Norla's plight, deciding to help him despite the risks.

Significant Themes

• Control vs. Power: Norla's immense power is useless without control, highlighting the importance of both in achieving true strength.
• Responsibility: Ruslan feels responsible for Norla's state, deciding to help him despite potential consequences.
• Tragedy of Genius: Serim Zolgen's genius led to Norla's creation, but his lack of moral guidance resulted in tragedy.

Character Interactions

• Ruslan vs. Norla: Ruslan faces Norla, trying to subdue him while understanding his plight.
• Ruslan's Internal Struggle: Ruslan grapples with the decision to help Norla, knowing it might go against Leonardo da Vinci's wishes.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ruslan, a mysterious figure from the annos' past, appears and attacks Norla.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka recognizes Ruslan's name from previous Singularities and understands his unusual history with the annos.
• Norla is overwhelmed by Ruslan's speed and strength, but Fujimaru uses a Command Spell to boost Norla's power.
• Norla adapts his fighting style, using his ice and fire abilities to create long whips to attack Ruslan from a distance.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka shows concern for Norla and uses a Command Spell to aid him, demonstrating her commitment as a Master.
• Norla, despite being outmatched, adapts his strategy and finds a new way to fight Ruslan, showcasing his resilience and intelligence.

Significant Themes

• The mysterious connection between Ruslan and the annos, and the potential threat he poses.
• The power of adaptation and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds, as seen in Norla's response to Ruslan's attacks.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash discuss Ruslan and the Apostles organization, sharing their concerns and knowledge.
• Norla and Ruslan engage in a fierce battle, with Norla eventually finding a way to counter Ruslan's superior speed and agility.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ruslan fights Norla (Arno No. 1) to force him back to his human form, Norla.
• Ruslan uses a combination of his own magical energy, Zinivosh, and the Chains of Heaven and Key of Heaven to temporarily subdue Norla.
• Norla, enraged and desperate, attacks Ruslan, trapping him in a cage of his own limbs.
• Ruslan and Norla's past is revealed; Ruslan had once been Norla's only support, but he betrayed him, leading to Norla's current state.
• Norla's attack on Ruslan results in a massive explosion, leaving both Ruslan and Norla's whereabouts unknown.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka finds Norla unconscious but alive, and they decide to return to their submarine.

Character Developments

• Ruslan: Shows deep understanding of Norla's pain and desperation, revealing a complex past with Norla. He's willing to sacrifice himself to save Norla, demonstrating his determination and power.
• Norla: Struggles with his beastly form and the pain it causes him. His past with Ruslan is revealed, showing his vulnerability and desperation.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Witnesses the intense battle between Ruslan and Norla, leading to a deeper understanding of their relationship. He's determined to save Norla, showing his compassion and resolve.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and its consequences: Ruslan's past betrayal of Norla has led to Norla's current state, highlighting the lasting impact of betrayal.
• Sacrifice: Both Ruslan and Fujimaru Ritsuka are willing to make sacrifices to save Norla, emphasizing the theme of selflessness.
• The struggle with one's true self: Norla struggles with his beastly form, representing the internal battle with one's true nature or identity.

Character Interactions

• Ruslan and Norla: Their intense battle and shared past reveal a complex, tragic relationship, with Ruslan trying to save Norla from his own actions.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Norla: Fujimaru's determination to save Norla shows his growing bond with his servant, despite the challenges they face.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash: They work together to find Norla after the explosion, demonstrating their trust and reliance on each other.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Norla is severely injured, with one arm missing, upon returning to the submersible.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Law Vinci stabilize Norla's condition in the infirmary.
• Ritsuka reveals that Ruslan, not Jefferson Hyde, attacked Norla.
• Law Vinci realizes that Ruslan is hunting anno (divine beings) and suspects he may have killed other anno and taken their powers.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka: Shows composure and leadership in handling Norla's emergency, and becomes more determined to stop Ruslan after learning about his true identity and actions.
• Law Vinci: Struggles to accept Ruslan as an enemy and becomes more determined to gather information about him to protect the anno.
• Norla: Remains unconscious and critical, with both arms missing, after his battle with Ruslan.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and deception: Ruslan's true identity and actions reveal a deep betrayal of trust, both among the characters and between Ruslan and the anno he has hunted.
• Power and corruption: Ruslan's ability to use the Chains of Heaven and the Key of Heaven suggests he has killed other anno and taken their powers, raising questions about the corrupting influence of power.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Law Vinci: Work together to stabilize Norla's condition and share information about Ruslan's attack.
• Law Vinci and Goredolf: Discuss Ruslan's true identity and the implications of his actions, with Law Vinci warning Goredolf not to become too optimistic about Ruslan not being Jefferson Hyde.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Goredolf learns that Ruslan has been deceiving him, causing him distress and anger.
• Norla's condition is critical, and Leonardo da Vinci doubts she can save him.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka learns about the Lostbelt King, Scathach-Skadi, and the method to eliminate the Lostbelt—cutting down the Fantasy Tree, which will erase the entire world.
• Fujimaru decides to summon a new Servant to assist Leonardo da Vinci.

Character Developments

• Goredolf struggles with the revelation about Ruslan's deception, causing him emotional distress.
• Leonardo da Vinci accepts the harsh reality of the struggle for history and prepares for the next battle.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka grapples with the moral implications of erasing entire worlds and the role he must play.

Significant Themes

• Betrayal and trust (Goredolf and Ruslan)
• The harsh reality of the struggle for history (Leonardo da Vinci)
• The moral burden of destroying worlds (Fujimaru Ritsuka)

Character Interactions

• Goredolf argues with Leonardo da Vinci about Ruslan's deception.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Leonardo da Vinci discuss the next steps and the summoning of a new Servant.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka, Mash, and Napoleon prepare to depart for the next mission.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka, Mash, and Napoleon clear a Leyline node of Demonic Beasts and Giants.
• They prepare to summon a Caster-class Servant to assist Leonardo da Vinci and treat Norla Broll.
• Ruslan is injured after a battle with Mash, and Koyanskaya mocks him.
• Caenis confronts Ruslan about his use of a chain and key during their battle.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka is in poor spirits due to the truth about the Lostbelts.
• Mash remains loyal and supportive of Fujimaru.
• Napoleon is obedient and helpful, clearing snow without complaint.
• Ruslan shows a rare display of emotion and killing intent when threatened by Koyanskaya.
• Caenis is impulsive and easily angered, charging at Ruslan despite his warning.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against overwhelming odds and maintaining morale.
• The consequences of impulsive actions and the importance of patience.
• The tension between allies and the potential for conflict within their ranks.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru, Mash, and Napoleon work together to clear the Leyline node and prepare for summoning.
• Ruslan and Koyanskaya have a tense exchange, with Ruslan threatening her.
• Caenis confronts Ruslan, leading to a tense standoff between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Caenis (Oceannus's Caster) admits he can't defeat Ruslan and leaves, venting his frustration.
• Avicebron, the creator of Kabbalah, is summoned as Chaldea's new Caster.
• Avicebron demonstrates his ability to create ice and snow golems as his means of combat.

Character Developments

• Caenis: Realizes his limitations against Ruslan and leaves in frustration.
• Avicebron: Shows his rationality and willingness to serve Chaldea, despite his fragility in combat.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between pride and reality (Caenis acknowledging his limits).
• The importance of versatility and adaptability (Avicebron's golems and his role in maintenance and healing).

Character Interactions

• Caenis and Ruslan: Their tense standoff ends with Caenis leaving.
• Fujimaru and Avicebron: They establish a working relationship, with Fujimaru understanding Avicebron's capabilities and limitations.
• Napoleon and Avicebron: Napoleon expresses interest in using Avicebron's golems to form an army, but Avicebron dismisses the idea.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Avicebron, a Caster-class Servant and golem maker, is summoned successfully.
• The group learns that Avicebron can repair the submarine's outer armor and restore its power supply.
• Avicebron examines Norla Broll's injuries and decides to help him, asking for a thorough examination.

Character Developments

• Avicebron demonstrates his competence and calm demeanor, earning respect from the group.
• Norla Broll's severe injuries highlight his vulnerability and the need for help.

Significant Themes

• The importance of teamwork and utilizing each member's unique skills.
• The struggle against overwhelming odds and the need for strategic planning.
• The theme of redemption and helping those in need, as seen in Avicebron's decision to help Norla.

Character Interactions

• Avicebron and Leonardo da Vinci work together to help Norla Broll.
• Avicebron earns the respect of Director Goredolf and Napoleon.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka shows interest in testing his combat abilities using the Spirit Origin Shadow.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fujimaru Ritsuka tests the Spirit Origin Shadow function, which allows him to summon shadows of Servants he has previously encountered.
• He summons shadows of Jeanne d'Arc, Leonardo da Vinci, and Mash, followed by Enkidu and Arash to test their combat capabilities and Noble Phantasms.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka is satisfied with the Spirit Origin Shadows' utility in bolstering combat strength and supporting battles, but also acknowledges the risk of overloading his brain with too many contracted Servants.

Character Developments

• Fujimaru Ritsuka shows growth in his ability to adapt and strategize, testing the limits of the Spirit Origin Shadows and their potential applications.
• Mash continues to support Fujimaru Ritsuka, showing concern for his well-being and assisting him in familiarizing himself with the Spirit Origin Shadows.

Significant Themes

• The power of adaptability and resourcefulness in the face of adversity.
• The risks and benefits of having a large number of contracted Servants.
• The importance of strategic thinking and quick decision-making in battle.

Character Interactions

• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Mash work together to test and understand the Spirit Origin Shadows' capabilities.
• Avicebron and Leonardo da Vinci discuss Norla's inner shell, with Avicebron expressing interest in its design concept.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Norla, a monster created by humans, is found and brought to Chaldea.
• Avicebron suggests dissecting and studying Norla to save and modify him, seeing him as a malfunctioning familiar.
• Lao Vinci, the integrated form of Lawrence and Leonardo da Vinci, panics and flees when she hears this, revealing a deep psychological trauma related to Norla.

Character Developments

• Lao Vinci: Shows extreme distress and fear when faced with the idea of dissecting and studying Norla, revealing a deep psychological wound inherited from Lawrence.
• Avicebron: Remains calm and detached, seeing Norla as a research opportunity, unaware of the emotional impact of his suggestion.

Significant Themes

• The ethical implications of treating sentient beings as experimental subjects.
• The psychological trauma and guilt carried by Lawrence (and now Lao Vinci) due to Norla's fate.
• The emotional toll of war and the need for empathy and understanding.

Character Interactions

• Lao Vinci and Avicebron: Lao Vinci's distress and Avicebron's detachment highlight the emotional and ethical divide between them.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka, Mash, and Sherlock Holmes: They discuss and decide to prioritize Norla's combat restoration, allowing Avicebron to handle the modification process, and support Leonardo da Vinci in her work on Mash's exoskeleton.
• Leonardo da Vinci: Struggles with the emotional impact of Avicebron's suggestion, revealing a vulnerable side not often seen.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Leonardo da Vinci creates an exoskeleton to enhance Mash's Spirit Origin and restore her combat abilities.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and others discuss the submarine's supplies, which are estimated to last about a month.
• Napoleon joins Fujimaru Ritsuka and expresses his eagerness to see her Spirit Origin Shadow in action.

Character Developments

• Mash is excited about regaining her fighting ability with the new exoskeleton.
• Leonardo da Vinci feels guilty about not being able to help Norla but is determined to assist Mash.
• Director Goredolf shows knowledge about the submarine's supplies but is sensitive about his weight.
• Napoleon is confident and eager to spar with Fujimaru Ritsuka to witness her Spirit Origin Shadow's power.

Significant Themes

• The importance of completing one's self and finding one's true strength (Mash's exoskeleton and Spirit Origin modification).
• Resource management and preparation for the journey ahead (submarine supplies and the risks of Zero Sail).
• The power of bonds and the unique abilities they grant (Fujimaru Ritsuka's Spirit Origin Shadow).

Character Interactions

• Mash and Leonardo da Vinci work together to prepare and equip the exoskeleton.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka, Director Goredolf, and Napoleon discuss the submarine's supplies and plan for future battles.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka and Napoleon express their eagerness to spar and test her Spirit Origin Shadow's capabilities.