Ch. 441Arcane Civilization, Great Victory
- The chapter begins with a conversation between Moonshadow, the lord of Sky City, and Blaise, a Level 4 Morning Star Wizard. Moonshadow criticizes Blaise's reverence for the ancient Arcane Civilization and advises him to see more of the world and learn more. He also reveals that the ancient arcane masters left the Pano Plane to join the Wizard World and that the Arcane Civilization's survival is due to its merger with the Wizard Civilization.
- Blaise leaves the temple in a foul mood, reflecting on Moonshadow's words and becoming increasingly obsessed with the idea of restoring the Arcane Civilization's glory. He sees a blue-white star in the sky, which he identifies as a god or chief god from the Civilization of Gods.
- On the battlefield at the City of Earth, the Mages and Knights of the Civilization of Gods begin to sacrifice themselves, exploding and sending streams of blue-white light into the sky, strengthening the blue-white star. The Wizards struggle to maintain control of the battlefield as the enemy's suicidal tactics cause chaos.
- Lynn, the Nature Lord, orders the Morning Star Wizards to stabilize the situation in the City of Earth rather than pursue the fleeing Legendary-level enemies. The battle ends with a decisive victory for the Wizards, but Lynn is concerned about the situation in the Ocean Kingdom.
- Lynn collects the souls of the fallen Legendary Mages, Knights, and Archmage using the Spirit of the Blue Sky, preventing them from returning to the Divine Kingdom. He looks toward the Ocean Kingdom, hinting at future challenges and mysteries.
Key Plot Points and Events
- Moonshadow's conversation with Blaise about the Arcane Civilization and its merger with the Wizard Civilization.
- Blaise's obsession with restoring the Arcane Civilization's glory and his sighting of a blue-white star in the sky.
- The Mages and Knights of the Civilization of Gods sacrificing themselves to strengthen the blue-white star.
- Lynn's order to stabilize the City of Earth battlefield and his collection of the fallen enemies' souls.
Character Developments
- Moonshadow: Reveals his perspective on the Arcane Civilization's merger with the Wizard Civilization and criticizes Blaise's reverence for the past.
- Blaise: Becomes increasingly obsessed with restoring the Arcane Civilization's glory after Moonshadow's words and sees a blue-white star in the sky.
- Lynn: Orders the Morning Star Wizards to stabilize the City of Earth battlefield and collects the fallen enemies' souls using the Spirit of the Blue Sky.
Significant Themes
- The relationship between the Arcane Civilization and the Wizard Civilization, and the consequences of their merger.
- The Civilization of Gods' suicidal tactics and their belief in sacrifice for their divine kingdom.
- The power dynamics between different civilizations and the struggle for dominance.
Character Interactions
- Moonshadow and Blaise: Moonshadow criticizes Blaise's reverence for the past, leading Blaise to become increasingly obsessed with restoring the Arcane Civilization's glory.
- Lynn and the Morning Star Wizards: Lynn orders the Morning Star Wizards to stabilize the City of Earth battlefield and prevents them from pursuing the fleeing Legendary-level enemies.