Ch. 101Undying Celestial Silkworm, Guard Against Thieves in Your Own Home
Key Plot Points and Events
- Wu Chu finds his Celestial Silkworms have multiplied and entered hibernation after reproduction, unlike ordinary silkworms.
- He notices the absence of Little Deer Cub and Fat Dog, and later finds them drunk on Dragon Bone Wine.
- A sudden storm brews due to Little Deer Cub's drunken state, affecting the entire Purple Jade Mountain.
- Laughter from the sky hints at the arrival of unknown visitors.
Character Developments
- Wu Chu shows concern for his pets and the environment, displaying a responsible and caring nature.
- Little Moon Spirit feels guilty for not supervising Little Deer Cub properly.
- Little Deer Cub and Fat Dog display reckless behavior, highlighting their immaturity and lack of self-control.
Significant Themes
- The theme of responsibility is emphasized, with Wu Chu taking charge of the situation and Little Moon Spirit feeling guilty for her lapse in supervision.
- The consequences of reckless behavior are shown through the storm caused by Little Deer Cub's drunken state.
- The theme of growth and transformation is hinted at with the Celestial Silkworms' life cycle and Little Deer Cub's eventual need to take Transformation Form.
Character Interactions
- Wu Chu interacts with Little Moon Spirit, showing a friendly and understanding attitude towards her.
- Little Moon Spirit and Wu Chu share a moment of speechlessness at the drunken state of Little Deer Cub and Fat Dog.
- Wu Chu's interaction with Little Deer Cub and Fat Dog shows his concern and exasperation towards their reckless behavior.