Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green, a Dark Wizard, has spent a century in the Seven-Ring Prison, a harsh punishment for wizards.
• On the final day of his sentence, Green expresses his desire for a simple pleasure: a hot bath.
• A female wizard devotee arrives to release Green. She mentions that five Demon-Hunting Wizards have inquired about him.
• Green is released and struggles to walk out of the prison, supported by the female wizard.
• Outside, five people await Green: Milly, Mina, Cretia, Solam, and Vicky.

Character Developments

• Green: He has matured and gained a deeper perspective during his imprisonment. He values companionship and simple pleasures.
• Mina: She has become steadier and more composed as a devotee.
• Milly: She remains a close friend to Green, with a composed temperament.
• Cretia: Despite her seductive appearance, she shows wisdom and respect towards Green.
• Solam: He has made many friends, compensating for his past shortcomings, and now carries himself with confidence.
• Vicky: He has become more composed and is now a body-refining wizard, seeking Green's partnership for exploring the underground abyss.

Significant Themes

• Companionship and Friendship: Green values the companionship of Parrot and the friends who await him outside the prison.
• Maturity and Growth: Green and his peers have matured and grown wiser over the years.
• Freedom and Redemption: Green's release from the Seven-Ring Prison symbolizes his regained freedom and redemption.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot: They share a deep bond, with Parrot keeping Green company during his imprisonment.
• Green and the Female Wizard Devotee: She shows kindness and respect towards Green, supporting him as he leaves the prison.
• Green and his Friends: They reunite with warmth and respect, eager to celebrate Green's rebirth.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green assembles the Eternal Annihilation Energy Observation Recorder, his most advanced experimental instrument to date.
• He activates the instrument, observing the terrifying power of Annihilation Force for the first time.
• Green experiences a crisis of confidence, questioning his pursuit of such high-level research.

Character Developments

• Green struggles with the temptation of immense power and the risk of falling into madness like his mentor, the Metal Little Man.
• He reflects on his past as a wizard apprentice, recalling his unique path to power and reaffirming his determination.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and the risks it entails.
• The importance of reason and self-control in the face of temptation.
• The value of perseverance and dedication to one's path, even when it differs from the norm.

Character Interactions

• Green interacts with Parrot, who expresses curiosity and concern about the experiments.
• Green's past experiences and memories serve as an internal dialogue, guiding his decisions and reaffirming his resolve.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green, after twenty years, focuses on increasing his strength through various experiments due to the time-consuming nature of Annihilation Energy research.
• He discovers that his Mental Power has reached its peak at 100, and he considers advancing to a Rank 2 Wizard through Elemental Surge Body-Refining.
• Green plans to research Ice Marrow Crystallization Sorcery, the second phase of his Elemental Magic Staff, and other projects to boost his strength.
• Fifteen years later, Green creates a new sorcery, Thousand-Bird Iceburst, using his Ice Marrow Crystallization to delay powerful creatures during his demon-hunting expedition.

Character Developments

• Green's Mental Power reaches its peak, and he considers advancing to a Rank 2 Wizard.
• Green continues his research and experiments to increase his strength and develop new sorceries.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of power and knowledge, as Green continues his experiments and research to improve his abilities.
• The consequences of past actions, as Green reflects on the time wasted in the Seven-Ring Prison.

Character Interactions

• Green interacts with Parrot, who has been playing with its friend Anglie.
• Green's research involves knowledge given to him by Mina, her father, and Milly.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green obtains five experimental materials for his research.
• He creates a Blood Terror Crystal, a large bottle of golden flames, two chunks of mysterious metal, a horned skull, and a jar of Blood-Evil Moss.
• Green installs the Blood Terror Crystal into the Spyshadow Starfall craft, creating an intelligent control core.
• He modifies four Golden Amonro using golden flames and Blood-Evil Moss, creating disposable items.
• Green creates a powerful magic staff, the Horned Nightmare Skull, using the horned skull and mysterious metal.

Character Developments

• Green's alchemy and magical abilities improve significantly, allowing him to create powerful artifacts.
• Green's understanding of ancient lifeforms and their connection to the Seven-Ring Holy Tower deepens.

Significant Themes

• The power of ancient artifacts and their connection to higher lifeforms.
• The relationship between alchemy and magic, and how they can enhance each other.
• The value of experimentation and research in advancing one's abilities.

Character Interactions

• Green interacts with the Blood Terror Doll phantom and the parrot, his intelligent system and companion.
• Green hires a wizard specializing in magic array design to help create his magic staff.
• Green's creations, such as the modified Golden Amonro and the Horned Nightmare Skull, serve as extensions of his power and will.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green completes the Eye Without Boundaries sorcery on the Face of Truth after seven years.
• He tests the sorcery and finds it useful but limited.
• Green decides to postpone the Eagle Eye plan until the Face of Truth Phase Three Project.
• He registers for a demon-hunting expedition with a nine-month deadline.
• Green sells the Soul of Nature of the Great Bloodfall Lava Dragon to buy two sets of low-grade Demon-Hunting Armament.

Character Developments

• Green has become more determined and focused, no longer wasting time on regrets.
• Milly is deeply engrossed in her experiments and cannot join Green on the demon-hunting expedition.
• Parrot has grown bored and disinterested in Green's experiments, preferring to spend time with Milly.

Significant Themes

• Time's relentless passage and the pressure of deadlines.
• The limitations and advantages of different perception sorceries.
• The importance of preparation and resource management for demon-hunting expeditions.

Character Interactions

• Green and Milly bid each other farewell, both focused on their respective experiments and deadlines.
• Green interacts with Parrot briefly, with no significant changes in their relationship.
• Green's interactions with the Demon-Hunting Wizard Dark Division are mentioned but not detailed.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green arrives at the Hexagonal Building for the Demon-Hunting expedition, where he is recognized and saluted due to his Level-Three Honor Medal.
• He is offered priority boarding on the Origin Space Fortress and arrives at the vast plaza, where Demon-Hunting Light and Dark Wizards gather to form teams.
• Green discovers that Light Wizards choose Dark Wizards based on their capabilities and the danger level of their missions.
• He meets Guilini, a former acquaintance, who becomes his contact within the Light Wizards.
• Green witnesses several familiar Demon-Hunting Dark Wizards, including Three-Pepper Ghost and Kuyake, forming a team together.

Character Developments

• Green: He has earned a Level-Three Honor Medal after a single expedition, demonstrating his potential and attracting attention.
• Guilini: She has become a Light Wizard captain, leading a twenty-five-person squad, and offers Green her support.
• Three-Pepper Ghost, Kuyake, and others: They have formed a team, showing unity and cooperation among Demon-Hunting Dark Wizards.

Significant Themes

• Teamwork and Cooperation: Light and Dark Wizards form teams to tackle missions, emphasizing the importance of working together.
• Recognition and Respect: Green's Honor Medal earns him respect from other Demon-Hunting Wizards, highlighting the value of achievements in the Demon-Hunting expeditions.
• Luck and Skill: Green's success is partly attributed to luck, raising questions about the role of chance in one's accomplishments.

Character Interactions

• Green and Guilini: They reconnect and establish a beneficial relationship, with Guilini offering Green her support as a Light Wizard captain.
• Green and other Demon-Hunting Wizards: Green interacts with various Demon-Hunting Wizards, some of whom recognize and salute him due to his Honor Medal.
• Three-Pepper Ghost, Kuyake, and others: These Demon-Hunting Dark Wizards form a team, showcasing their unity and cooperation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green is recognized by five of the seven Demon-Hunting Dark Wizards who had been involved in the failed Demon-Hunting Merit mission two hundred years ago.
• Gabilie, Green's senior from Black Isotta Academy, confronts Green, blaming him for the failure of their mission.
• Three-Pepper Ghost, the strongest among them, threatens Green, saying that he will be given an opportunity to join a Demon-Hunting Merit mission, implying that it will be a trap.
• Green leaves without engaging in a fight, disappointing the other Dark Wizards.
• A black rift opens in the sky, and a single Stigmata Wizard appears, causing Green to recognize the aura as that of the Black Isotta Stigmata Wizard.

Character Developments

• Green feels pain and disgust upon seeing the seven Demon-Hunting Wizards, blaming them for Lafi's death, though he knows they are innocent.
• Green shows disdain for the idea of joining a Demon-Hunting Merit mission, contrary to the other Dark Wizards' expectations.
• Three-Pepper Ghost is consumed by revenge, unaware of Green's true strength and intentions.

Significant Themes

• Resentment and blame: Green's resentment towards the seven Demon-Hunting Wizards, despite knowing they are not the true culprits.
• Ignorance and underestimation: Three-Pepper Ghost underestimates Green and plans to take revenge through a Demon-Hunting Merit mission, unaware of Green's true capabilities.

Character Interactions

• Green and Gabilie: Gabilie blames Green for the failed mission, while Green dismisses Gabilie's accusations.
• Green and Three-Pepper Ghost: Three-Pepper Ghost threatens Green, promising him a Demon-Hunting Merit mission as revenge.
• Green and the other Demon-Hunting Wizards: The other Dark Wizards expect Green to fight but are disappointed when he leaves without engaging in a conflict.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A powerful Stigmata Wizard, suspected to be the Black Isotta Tower Stigmata Wizard, attempts to enter the Wizard World through a spatial rift.
• The rift initially opens to 100 meters, but the Stigmata Wizard struggles to pass through. More Seven-Ring Snail Messengers arrive to widen the rift to 200 meters, then 1000 meters, allowing the Stigmata Wizard to forcefully enter.

Character Developments

• Green recognizes the Stigmata Wizard's aura and suspects it's the Black Isotta Tower Stigmata Wizard, his mentor's superior.
• Parrot expresses awe and fear at the Stigmata Wizard's power.

Significant Themes

• Power and authority: The Stigmata Wizard's immense power and status are evident in the fear and respect shown by the Demon-Hunting Wizards.
• The struggle between worlds: The Stigmata Wizard's difficulty in entering the Wizard World highlights the resistance between different realms.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot discuss the Stigmata Wizard's identity and power.
• The Demon-Hunting Wizards collectively show fear and awe towards the Stigmata Wizard.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Black Isotta Stigmata Wizard leads an expedition to the Nest World, a frozen world with a complex ecosystem hidden underground.
• The expedition's goal is to conquer the world, gather biological specimens, and plunder soul slaves.
• Green is selected by Black Isotta for a special mission, along with other elite Demon Hunter Wizards.

Character Developments

• Green gains recognition from Black Isotta Stigmata Wizard, who selects him for a special mission despite being a Level One Wizard.
• Three-Pepper Ghost and his group feel resentment and disbelief towards Green's selection, while Gabilie feels ignored and pleading.

Significant Themes

• The expedition to the Nest World highlights the exploitative nature of the Wizard World's expansion and conquest.
• The selection of Green for a special mission emphasizes the importance of individual merit and recognition in the Wizard World's hierarchy.

Character Interactions

• Black Isotta Stigmata Wizard interacts with Green, selecting him for a special mission and acknowledging his potential.
• Green's interaction with Three-Pepper Ghost and Gabilie reveals the jealousy and resentment felt by those who are not chosen for the special mission.
• Green's interaction with Parrot shows their continued companionship and shared experiences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Demon-Hunting Wizards, led by Green, arrive at the Nest World, a primitive planet with a blood-red moon.
• The Wizards descend from their fortress, and the Dark Demon-Hunting Wizards immediately begin slaughtering and plundering the native creatures, such as Woolly Ice Mammoths and Snowline Worms.
• Green collects biological specimens, including a Snowline Worm and its eggs, and observes the creatures' unique adaptations to the icy environment.

Character Developments

• Green: He is initially confused and disrespected by the natives' lack of fear towards wizards. He adapts quickly, showing curiosity and respect for the local creatures' survival strategies.
• Dark Demon-Hunting Wizards: They are portrayed as brutal and bloodthirsty, eager to slaughter and plunder the native creatures for their resources.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between the brutal, exploitative nature of the Demon-Hunting Wizards and the unique, adapted creatures of the Nest World.
• The importance of understanding and adapting to the laws of survival in new environments.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot: They work together, with Parrot helping Green locate a Snowline Worm nest.
• Green and the Dark Demon-Hunting Wizards: Green observes the brutal actions of the Dark Wizards but does not participate in their slaughter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green examines the entrance to a World Nest, contemplating its connection to the foreign world where the Dark Extinction Flame God resides.
• Cameron, Green's cousin and fellow wizard, approaches him, revealing that he has not seen his daughter, Barbara, in over two hundred years.
• The first Light Mausoleum Fortress is completed, and the Wizard World's source will invasion is successful, allowing demon-hunting wizards to use their Wizard Shields.
• Cameron and Green part ways as Cameron rejoins his squad, and Green prepares for the Black Isotta Stigmata Wizard's special mission.

Character Developments

• Green demonstrates his wisdom and maturity, reflecting his growth over the centuries.
• Cameron shows concern for Green's well-being and updates him on family matters.
• Istanrima, Cameron's squad captain, is introduced as a skilled and respected Bright Wizard.

Significant Themes

• The passage of time and its effects on relationships, as seen through Green's and Cameron's reunion and discussion about Barbara.
• The importance of family and lineage among wizards, as highlighted by Green's and Cameron's shared lineage and their discussion about their uncles.

Character Interactions

• Green and Cameron catch up after several hundred years apart, discussing family matters and reminiscing about their past interactions.
• Green and Istanrima exchange pleasantries, demonstrating the respect and camaraderie among demon-hunting wizards.
• Green and Cameron part ways, showing the professionalism and dedication they share as demon-hunting wizards.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Light Wizards and Dark Wizards prepare for battle, with soul slaves serving as the vanguard for the Light Wizards.
• The Black Isotta Tower Stigmata Wizard issues a special mission to explore and mark World Nest entrances, rewarding one wizard essence per new entrance and a Level Two Honor Medal for the most discoveries.
• Green and Myna use the Spyshadow Starfall to search for World Nest entrances but find that they are slower than other Demon-Hunting Dark Wizards.
• Green and Myna discover a World Nest entrance but arrive too late, as another Demon-Hunting Wizard has already marked it.
• Green decides to use the Spyshadow Starfall's higher speed to leave other Demon-Hunting Wizards behind and search for World Nest entrances calmly.

Character Developments

• Green becomes more competitive and strategic, realizing the importance of flight speed in finding World Nest entrances.
• Myna demonstrates increased wisdom and resourcefulness, suggesting they use the Spyshadow Starfall's higher speed to gain an advantage.

Significant Themes

• Competition and strategy among Demon-Hunting Wizards.
• The importance of flight speed and adaptability in exploration and discovery.

Character Interactions

• Green and Myna work together, with Myna providing valuable insights and Green rewarding him with a wizard essence.
• Green and another Demon-Hunting Wizard interact briefly, with the latter claiming the World Nest entrance Green and Myna discovered.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green uses the Eye of Infinity to study the Broken-Branch Lightning Pattern and the ice-element knowledge book.
• The Spyshadow Starfall navigates through a harsh blizzard and eventually leaves it.
• Green captures a native creature of the Nest World as a biological specimen.
• Green finds a narrow cave entrance that leads to the World Nest and sets up a net using the Black Isotta Mark.

Character Developments

• Green continues to study and plan his future knowledge pursuits, including Annihilation Force, Life Code Fracture, Mixed-Poison Body Refining, composite-beast knowledge, and soul power.
• Parrot remains excited and eager to explore the Nest World, showing his enthusiasm for food as well.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of knowledge and power is a central theme, with Green continually planning his next steps in various fields of wizardry.
• The harsh environment of the Nest World contrasts with the Spyshadow Starfall's resilience, highlighting Green's adaptability and resourcefulness.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot work together, with Green piloting the Spyshadow Starfall and Parrot observing and commenting on their surroundings.
• Green captures a creature, but there's no interaction with it before it's turned into a specimen.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green discovers a vast canyon with unusual ice layers stained red.
• He finds a strange gray flower that avoids him and hides in a rock fissure.
• Using the Ram-Horn Skull Hammer, Green excavates the rock and finds a black energy crystal in a rib cage.

Character Developments

• Green demonstrates his analytical skills by noticing the unusual ice layers and deducing their significance.
• He shows determination and curiosity in exploring the canyon and discovering its secrets.

Significant Themes

• The unusual geological environment of the canyon leads to unique lifeforms and phenomena.
• The discovery of the black energy crystal hints at potential treasures and secrets hidden in the Nest World.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot work together, with Parrot urging Green on and reacting to discoveries, while Green leads the investigation and makes decisions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green discovers an energy crystal core with a strange flower inside, hinting at a unique evolutionary method combining death energy and another energy type.
• He excavates the skeleton of a humanoid creature, suggesting the presence of intelligent life in the Endless World.
• Green explores a canyon filled with Locust People skeletons and gray flowers, leading to a vast natural fissure serving as an entrance to the World Nest.

Character Developments

• Green demonstrates his analytical skills and sensitivity to natural forces, revealing his growth as a wizard.
• Parrot shows curiosity and eagerness to explore, contrasting with Green's cautious and mission-focused approach.

Significant Themes

• The diversity and complexity of life in the Endless World, including intelligent humanoid creatures and unique evolutionary methods.
• The potential secrets and resources hidden within Nest World, driving the Wizard World's interest in it.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot work together, with Green leading the exploration and Parrot assisting with observations and questions. Their dynamic shows a mix of mentorship and partnership.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green discovers a unique mountain range with one side covered in ice and snow, and the other bare rock due to wind direction.
• He finds strange trees with dark-red spherical crowns that defy the Nest World's laws, containing condensed soul matter.
• Green realizes the trees condense souls using heat and cold fluctuations, and he extracts a soul condensate.

Character Developments

• Green shows curiosity and analytical thinking in exploring the strange trees and their environment.
• Parrot displays his usual cowardice and disgust when faced with the fishy stench.

Significant Themes

• The importance of knowledge and inspiration in the Mystery of Life and Death.
• The harsh and unforgiving environment of the Nest World.
• The potential value of condensed soul matter for soul wizards.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot work together to explore the strange trees, with Parrot eventually flying away due to the stench.
• Green's internal dialogue reveals his thought processes and plans for the future.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green discovers strange trees that refine souls, but also encounters a swarm of ice bats, which are revealed to be soul slaves of a powerful creature.
• Green escapes with Parrot, capturing an ice bat for study.

Character Developments

• Green demonstrates quick thinking and decisiveness in the face of danger.
• Parrot shows cowardice and prioritizes his own safety, but also displays loyalty by returning to help Green.

Significant Themes

• The power of soul enslavement and its potential consequences.
• The contrast between Green's calm, rational approach and Parrot's impulsive, emotional reactions.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot's dynamic is highlighted, with Green showing frustration at Parrot's cowardice but ultimately understanding his actions.
• Green's interaction with the ice bat specimen reveals his analytical and cruel side as a wizard.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green continues searching for World Nest entrance mission targets, finding 96 more in six months, totaling 145.
• He realizes that the World Nest is much larger than initially thought, with only a portion discoverable by Demon-Hunting Wizards.
• Green and Parrot find several marked World Nest entrances, indicating they're nearing the end of their mission.
• They discuss the Edge of the World phenomenon and the different perceptions of the world at various life levels.

Character Developments

• Green's understanding of the world and his place in it deepens as he reflects on his growth as a wizard.
• Parrot remains optimistic about their mission's rewards, while Green is more pragmatic.

Significant Themes

• The vastness and mystery of the Endless World.
• The differences in perception and understanding of the world at various life levels.
• The disdain of Dark Wizards for communicating with wizard apprentices.

Character Interactions

• Green and Parrot work together, with Green leading the mission and Parrot providing support and encouragement.
• Green shares his thoughts and insights with Parrot, showing a level of trust and camaraderie.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green decides to stop searching for World Nest entrances and reviews ice-element sorcery.
• A vast Bright Sorcerer force and slave monster legion approach, led by a second-level Demon-Hunter Dark Sorcerer.
• Green encounters this force and learns about another Demon-Hunter Dark Sorcerer who discovered a special place on a mission.
• Green returns to the Space Fortress after a month, witnessing the enslavement of local creatures.
• He submits his mission and receives a message from the Black Isotta Tower Stigmata Sorcerer, mentioning a special mission and a crab that will follow Green's orders.

Character Developments

• Green demonstrates his authority as a first-level Demon-Hunter Sorcerer, halting the Bright Sorcerer force.
• Green shows curiosity and caution about the special mission and the crab mentioned by the Stigmata Sorcerer.
• Little Eight, Green's myna, has a heated argument with another myna (parrot), displaying his pride and quick temper.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and hierarchy among Demon-Hunter Sorcerers.
• The exploitation and enslavement of local creatures by the Demon-Hunter Sorcerers.
• The mysterious special mission and the crab, hinting at future developments.

Character Interactions

• Green interacts with the second-level Demon-Hunter Dark Sorcerer, learning about another special mission.
• Little Eight argues with another myna (parrot), showing his pride and quick temper.
• Green submits his mission to a male sorcerer, who reveals the message from the Black Isotta Tower Stigmata Sorcerer.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Green discovers he ranks 89th in the mission with 145 targets, not qualifying for a Demon-Hunting Medal.
• He reports two significant findings: an intelligent humanoid race and Ice Bats acting as soul slaves.
• Green is given a new mission to lead an expedition to the Ice Bat location, with a reward of five Wizard Essences.
• The expeditionary force has successfully explored the Snowline Nest, the core of the World Nest.
• Green summons the Thousand-Eyed Giant Crab to transport him to the rendezvous point with the Bright Wizard Demon-Hunting force.

Character Developments

• Green gains respect from the young male wizard after his mission reports.
• Green's relationship with the Thousand-Eyed Giant Crab is established; it will obey him completely in this world.

Significant Themes

• The complexity of the invaded world and the thoroughness of Black Isotta Tower's preparation.
• The importance of intelligence gathering and its rewards.

Character Interactions

• Green interacts with the young male wizard, who appraises his mission and provides updates.
• Green and Parrot interact with the Thousand-Eyed Giant Crab, with Parrot feeling ignored and threatening the crab.