Ch. 401Little Ones
Key Plot Points and Events
- Dole considers Molly's situation and sends her a message, asking her to help him terminate her contract with the Marcia Family in half a month.
- Dole returns to the wizard tower and interacts with Kanchel and Mora at the entrance, expressing his desire for them to cultivate and advance quickly.
- Dole faces a bottleneck in his storm element comprehension and realizes he needs to observe a real storm to progress.
Character Developments
- Dole shows concern for Molly's well-being and seeks her help, demonstrating his willingness to assist her despite their past conflict.
- Kanchel and Mora settle into their roles at the wizard tower, with Kanchel displaying maturity and wisdom beyond her years, while Mora shows naivety and fear of being used as a test subject.
- Tawa remains devoted to protecting Gideon, showing his loyalty and determination.
Significant Themes
- The struggle between personal freedom and contractual obligations, as seen in Molly's situation and Dole's consideration for her.
- The importance of personal growth and self-improvement, emphasized by Dole's encouragement for Kanchel and Mora to cultivate and advance.
- The limitations of self-learning and the need for real-life experiences, as Dole faces a bottleneck in his storm element comprehension.
Character Interactions
- Dole and Molly maintain a cordial relationship, with Dole showing concern for Molly's well-being and Molly agreeing to help him terminate her contract.
- Dole interacts with Kanchel and Mora at the entrance of the wizard tower, displaying a caring and encouraging attitude towards their cultivation and growth.
- Tawa remains loyal to Gideon, showing his dedication to protecting the child he sees as his responsibility.