Ch. 61Somehow It Feels So Quiet
Key Plot Points and Events
- Warfarin, a vampire, has her fangs shattered by Lightning Empress (Hoshino) and is paralyzed.
- Hoshino uses her power to paralyze Warfarin, causing her to convulse and collapse.
- Silence, Hoshino's companion, admits that Ifrit, a little monster, has found a friend and falls asleep.
- Hoshino directs Constable Ch'en to catch the thieves who stole Lungmen Dollars from the shrine.
- Si Jiu and Mr. R, the thieves, divide the stolen money and discuss their future plans, unaware of Ch'en's approach.
Character Developments
- Warfarin: Shows vulnerability and helplessness after losing her fangs and being paralyzed.
- Hoshino (Lightning Empress): Demonstrates her power and concern for her companions, particularly Ifrit.
- Silence: Shows understanding and acceptance of Ifrit's new friendship, then falls asleep due to exhaustion.
- Ifrit: Admits her mistake and expresses concern for Hoshino.
- Ch'en: Shows determination to catch the thieves and vent her frustration.
- Si Jiu and Mr. R: Display greed and lack of remorse for their actions, but also show hope for their future.
Significant Themes
- Friendship and companionship (Ifrit finding a friend, Hoshino and Silence's bond)
- Power and vulnerability (Warfarin's paralysis, Hoshino's exhaustion)
- Greed and consequences (Si Jiu and Mr. R's theft, Ch'en's pursuit)
- Acceptance and understanding (Silence's reaction to Ifrit's friendship)
Character Interactions
- Hoshino and Warfarin: Hoshino uses her power to incapacitate Warfarin.
- Silence and Ifrit: Silence praises Ifrit for finding a friend and falls asleep.
- Hoshino and Ifrit: Hoshino assures Ifrit that she hasn't passed out and directs Ch'en to catch the thieves.
- Ch'en and Si Jiu/Mr. R: Ch'en approaches the thieves' car, intending to arrest them.