Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Morgan questions Gudako about Ritsuka's recent changes, suggesting he might not be entirely human.
• Gudako reveals she took away some of Ritsuka's power, which the Lord of Hosts compensated for with new power, including charm.
• Morgan and Gudako discuss Ritsuka's nature and origin, with Morgan hinting at his inhumanity.

Character Developments

• Gudako struggles to accept Morgan's implications about Ritsuka's true nature.
• Morgan shows concern and pity for Gudako, guiding her thoughts without directly revealing the truth.

Significant Themes

• The nature of reality and truth vs. perception and belief.
• The consequences of defying divine will and the nature of divine beings.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Morgan's conversation reveals Gudako's loyalty to her brother and her struggle to accept the possibility of his inhumanity.
• Morgan's guidance and hints push Gudako to consider the truth about Ritsuka, showing her growing awareness and maturity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako, the protagonist, is conflicted about her feelings and the mysterious entity possessing her brother's image.
• Morgan, a witch, encourages Gudako to investigate the entity, suggesting it's a powerful deity.
• Gudako travels to Babylonia and finds Ishtar, a goddess, hanging from a building, serving as a banner.
• She learns from the Red Horseman (Lu Bu) that her brother, now acting as Uruk's Great King, has sold Gilgamesh to Rome and established new rules for Uruk.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Struggles with her emotions and decisions regarding the entity possessing her brother's image. She's determined to find her brother and understand the situation.
• Ishtar: Appears foolish and bewitched, showing no sign of her usual divine power. She's infatuated with "Ritsuka" and addresses Gudako as her sister-in-law.
• Lu Bu (Red Horseman): Shows loyalty to "Ritsuka," addressing him as Great King. He explains the new rules and hierarchy in Uruk.

Significant Themes

• Love and desire: Gudako's feelings for her brother and Ishtar's infatuation with "Ritsuka" drive their actions.
• Power and authority: The entity possessing her brother's image is powerful, capable of hunting Beasts alone. "Ritsuka" sells Gilgamesh and establishes new rules in Uruk, demonstrating his power and authority.
• Identity and possession: The entity using her brother's image raises questions about identity and possession, as Gudako struggles to accept it.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Morgan: Morgan encourages and manipulates Gudako, suggesting she follow her desires and investigate the entity.
• Gudako and Ishtar: Gudako is taken aback by Ishtar's behavior and addresses her as a crazy person.
• Gudako and Lu Bu: Lu Bu shows loyalty to "Ritsuka" and explains the new rules in Uruk to Gudako.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako discovers her admired person, who she thought was her brother, kissing another woman in Uruk.
• Shocked and heartbroken, Gudako flees the scene, pursued by Red Hare and Ishtar.
• She returns to Chaldea, where Morgan, a witch, awaits her.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Realizes her feelings for the person she thought was her brother. Her heartbreak leads her to return to Chaldea, where she refuses to help Morgan out of moral integrity.
• Morgan: Manipulates Gudako's heartbreak to convince her to help in her plans, revealing her desire for the man's bloodline and her disregard for sincerity in relationships.

Significant Themes

• Love and Heartbreak: Gudako's discovery of her brother's relationship with another woman leads to her heartbreak and retreat.
• Morality and Integrity: Gudako's refusal to help Morgan, despite her own feelings, highlights her moral uprightness.
• Manipulation and Desire: Morgan's actions and words reveal her manipulative nature and her desire for power and bloodline.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and the Man: Gudako's heartbreak stems from her discovery of the man's relationship with another woman.
• Gudako and Morgan: Morgan manipulates Gudako's heartbreak to convince her to help in her plans.
• Red Hare and Ishtar: They pursue Gudako, showing concern for her well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako, resolute in her goal to become a capitalist tycoon, is met with amusement by Morgan, who offers to introduce her brother to suitable women.
• Morgan summons several female Servants to introduce to Gudako's brother, intending to make them his lovers.
• Gudako, angered by Morgan's actions, attacks her but is stopped by the Lion King.
• Morgan manipulates Gudako's emotions, suggesting she's hiding her true desires and is only using morality as a cover.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Struggles with her true intentions and desires, becoming increasingly angry and conflicted.
• Morgan: Reveals her manipulative nature, enjoying Gudako's emotional turmoil.

Significant Themes

• Desire vs. Morality: Gudako's struggle between her desires and her moral compass.
• Manipulation: Morgan's use of words to manipulate and control Gudako's emotions.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Morgan: Their interaction is tense and manipulative, with Morgan pushing Gudako's buttons and Gudako growing increasingly angry.
• Gudako and the Lion King: The Lion King physically restrains Gudako when she attacks Morgan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell (Gudako's Servant) follows Gudako after she runs off, revealing he's been watching over her.
• Russell explains he was caught bathing by Elysia and had to quickly create a time-distorting domain to escape.
• Morgan offers to work at Merlin's House for a millennium to atone for her actions, surprising Russell.
• Gudako, jealous of Morgan's closeness with Russell, vows to stop Morgan but is then embraced by Russell.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Struggles with her feelings for Russell and her jealousy of Morgan, ultimately vowing to stop Morgan's advances.
• Russell: Shows care and concern for Gudako, revealing he's been watching over her and has feelings for her. He also demonstrates his power and cunning by creating a time-distorting domain.
• Morgan: Shows a more submissive and cunning side, offering to work for Russell to atone for her actions and get closer to him.

Significant Themes

• Love triangle: Gudako's jealousy and struggle with her feelings for Russell, and Morgan's pursuit of him.
• Power dynamics: Russell's power and cunning, and Morgan's submission to gain his favor.
• Time manipulation: Russell's use of a time-distorting domain to escape Elysia and potentially manipulate his interactions with women.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Russell: Gudako is jealous of Morgan's closeness with Russell, but he shows affection towards her, leaving her confused and hopeful.
• Russell and Morgan: Morgan offers to work for Russell for a millennium, surprising him and potentially gaining his favor.
• Gudako and Morgan: Gudako vows to stop Morgan's advances towards Russell, showing her determination and jealousy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gudako encounters Solomon, a figure of great importance in Type-Moon's occultism, but he appears timid and useless.
• Russell arrives and reveals he has Solomon's ring, which can restrain Goetia.
• Russell messages the Great Pillar in the chat group, planning to have him imitate Goetia's Human Order Cannon later.
• Russell agrees to do research with Mobius in the future.

Character Developments

• Gudako: Shows respect for Solomon's name despite her novice status in magic.
• Solomon: Appears timid and useless, but his true power and importance are hinted at.
• Russell: Displayed cunning and strategic thinking, planning to use Solomon's ring against Goetia.
• Mobius: Persistent in her invitation for Russell to do research with her, hinting at her interest in him.

Significant Themes

• Power and influence: Solomon's name carries weight, and Russell's actions show the power of his knowledge and planning.
• Trust and deception: Solomon's timid demeanor may be a facade, and Russell's true intentions are hidden from Solomon.

Character Interactions

• Gudako and Solomon: Gudako is surprised by Solomon's appearance and timidity.
• Russell and Solomon: Russell manipulates Solomon, using his knowledge to force him to help against Goetia.
• Russell and Mobius: They argue and banter in the chat group, with Mobius suspecting Russell's soul has been taken over, and Russell threatening to test Mobius's academic level.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Romani Archaman's past as Solomon is revealed.
• Romani is tasked with enslaving Goetia to confront an unknown enemy.
• Russell, Romani, Mash, and Fufu form a team to carry out the Lord's will.

Character Developments

• Romani accepts his mission, driven by the desire to regain his past power and impress Merri.
• Russell shows ambition for future plans and wants Goetia to attack him.
• Mash remains dedicated to her duties as a Holy Grail Knight.
• Fufu shows disdain for Russell due to his scent of Merlin.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and power dynamics (Romani's desire to regain his past power, Russell's plans for the future).
• The influence of the past on the present (Romani's history as Solomon affecting his current role).
• Teamwork and unity (the formation of a team to carry out the Lord's will).

Character Interactions

• Russell and Romani interact, with Russell using his charm to motivate Romani.
• Mash and Russell interact as senpai and kouhai, with Mash showing dedication to her duties.
• Fufu and Russell interact, with Fufu showing disdain for Russell due to his scent of Merlin.
• Romani and Mash have a brief interaction, with Romani expressing his desire to show a heroic posture to impress Merri.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell and Gudako, accompanied by a Christian vibe, travel to an ancient era where they find King Solomon within Chaldea.
• Goetia, the world boss, doesn't respond to Russell's call, leading Gudako to suspect a conspiracy.
• Goetia, surrounded by Demon Gods, plans to deceive Chaldea into giving him the "Equation of Ruin" to defeat their common enemies.
• The Demon Gods discuss their strategy, considering accepting Chaldea's invitation to Babylonia while planning to demand the Equation of Ruin in exchange for something else.

Character Developments

• Russell shows concern for Gudako, considering her as a younger sister figure.
• Gudako envies King Solomon's strength and wishes for more power to protect her brother.
• Goetia reveals his ambition to obtain the Equation of Ruin to defeat his enemies and reshape the planet.

Significant Themes

• Power and Ambition: Characters like Goetia and Gudako desire more power to achieve their goals, while Russell uses his power to protect others.
• Deception vs. Trust: Goetia plans to deceive Chaldea, while Russell and Gudako trust in their allies and the Lord.
• Strength vs. Morality: The Demon Gods consider using their strength to force Chaldea's hand, while the Chaldeans prefer mutual defeat over handing over technology.

Character Interactions

• Russell and Gudako interact as siblings, with Russell showing care and concern for Gudako.
• Goetia and his Demon Gods discuss strategies, revealing their thoughts and plans.
• Gudako stands among the Arts users, envying King Solomon's strength and worrying about her brother.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A crisis looms as wandering stars threaten to strip life from planets, including Earth.
• Goetia, the Demon God and ruler, observes its subordinates arguing about how to handle the situation.
• A figure identical to Goetia appears, introducing himself as Goetia and attacking the Chaldean Arts user, Fujimaru Ritsuka.
• Mash, the Chaldean Maiden, sacrifices herself to protect Fujimaru using her Noble Phantasm, "The Distant Ideal City."
• Goetia retaliates with its powerful Noble Phantasm, "The Time of Birth," but Fujimaru survives due to Mash's sacrifice.
• Fujimaru, grief-stricken over Mash's death, draws a blade to end his life.

Character Developments

• Goetia demonstrates its strategic thinking and patience, deciding to wait for the Chaldeans to concede rather than forcing a confrontation.
• Fujimaru Ritsuka shows courage and determination in the face of Goetia's threat, extending his hand for a handshake despite the danger.
• Mash exhibits selflessness and loyalty, sacrificing herself to protect Fujimaru.

Significant Themes

• Cooperation vs. Confrontation: Goetia considers the importance of cooperation with the Chaldeans, while also being prepared for conflict.
• Sacrifice: Mash's sacrifice to protect Fujimaru highlights the theme of selfless acts for the greater good.
• Grief and Loss: Fujimaru's grief over Mash's death underscores the emotional toll of loss and the consequences of war.

Character Interactions

• Goetia and Fujimaru: Their initial encounter is tense and hostile, with Goetia attacking Fujimaru and Fujimaru remaining defiant despite the danger.
• Fujimaru and Mash: Their bond is evident as Fujimaru is grief-stricken by Mash's death, considering ending his own life.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Goetia, a Beast, laments the sacrifice of Caster of Limbo to save Mash.
• The Planet appears, threatening Earth's survival.
• The mysterious man (later revealed as Romani Archaman) absorbs the Fourth Beast's power, causing other Beasts to awaken.
• Goetia, enraged by his kin's capture, prepares to use his most powerful attack against Romani.

Character Developments

• Goetia: Struggles with the concept of a Beast sacrificing itself for another, leading to his decision to fight Romani.
• Romani Archaman: Reveals his true power, absorbing Beasts to strengthen himself, and remains calm under Goetia's threat.

Significant Themes

• The nature of Beasts and their purpose.
• The struggle between human survival and the threat of otherworldly entities.
• The consequences of absorbing power from other beings.

Character Interactions

• Goetia and Romani: Their interaction is tense, with Goetia threatening Romani and Romani remaining composed.
• Romani and the Beasts: Romani absorbs the power of several Beasts, causing them to cry out in pain and despair.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell, now with extraordinary abilities, easily defeats the ultimate boss of FGO 1.0 and acquires the corpses of Unique Ones from the Otsutsuki clan.
• He returns to Chaldea, where he casually defeats the intended boss for FGO 2.0 and decides to disband Chaldea, stating that the real Fujimaru Ritsuka will return and Romani will also be back.
• He prepares to leave, mentioning he'll check Mobius's academic qualifications next.

Character Developments

• Russell's powers are revealed to be immense, but his strength is built on borrowed power from the chat group members.
• Gudako, the Seventh Beast, is defeated and her boss status is revoked by Russell.
• Mash chooses to follow Russell, while Gudako hesitates due to feelings of inadequacy and displacement.

Significant Themes

• The theme of power and its source is explored through Russell's abilities and his reliance on the chat group.
• Gudako's struggle with self-doubt and her inability to express her feelings is highlighted.
• The idea of moving on from one's current role or status is present, as seen in Russell's decision to disband Chaldea and his mention of the real Fujimaru Ritsuka's return.

Character Interactions

• Russell interacts with the Otsutsuki clan, who seem to be familiar with him and his abilities.
• He communicates with Chaldea staff, causing confusion and concern due to his sudden appearance and actions.
• Gudako and Mash have a moment of decision, with Mash choosing to follow Russell while Gudako hesitates.
• The Berserker Servant tries to encourage Gudako to follow Russell, hinting at her own plans to defect later.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell encounters a girl who wants to join him, and he agrees to take her along.
• Russell summons more Servants using Chaldea's electricity.
• Elysia, now a Divine Tree, bears two fruits that grant Russell new skills.
• Morgan suggests Russell revive Lostbelts for his evolution, offering a win-win situation.

Character Developments

• Russell: Shows his manipulative side with the skill 'Chosen of the Beast' and his desire for evolution.
• Morgan: Demonstrates her keen intellect and understanding of Russell's needs, suggesting Lostbelts for his evolution.
• Elysia: Transforms into a Divine Tree, bearing fruits that grant Russell new skills.

Significant Themes

• Evolution and ascension: Russell's primary goal and the driving force behind his actions.
• Manipulation vs. cooperation: Russell's manipulative tendencies vs. Morgan's suggestion for a win-win situation.
• Stability vs. change: The stability of Lostbelts vs. the change and diversity Russell seeks.

Character Interactions

• Russell and the girl: Russell agrees to take the girl with him, showing a moment of kindness.
• Russell and Morgan: Morgan understands Russell's needs and suggests a solution, showing her intelligence and willingness to help.
• Russell and Elysia: Elysia provides Russell with new skills, showing her support for his goals.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell, despite not wanting to manage the Chakra Fruit farm, decides to help Elysia revive abandoned worlds.
• Elysia, eager to help, offers to use herself as a cornerstone for civilization.
• Russell gives Morgan, Gudako, and Mash 'Reason' corresponding to their respective Final Beasts.
• Russell visits Vina in the Honkai world, finds her struggling with her new Herrscher powers, and puts her to sleep.
• Russell decides to visit his arranged marriage wife, Talulah, in Terra before destroying it.

Character Developments

• Elysia shows initiative and determination to help, using her powers to revive worlds.
• Russell, despite his initial reluctance, agrees to help Elysia and decides to support the Lostbelts.
• Vina struggles with her new powers but finds comfort in Russell's presence.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and Initiative: Characters step up to take on responsibilities they initially didn't want, showing growth and determination.
• Power and Sacrifice: Characters use their powers to help others, sometimes at a personal cost.
• Relationships and Obligations: Russell considers his responsibilities towards his arranged marriage wife, Talulah.

Character Interactions

• Russell and Elysia: They work together, with Elysia showing determination and Russell supporting her.
• Russell and Vina: Russell cares for Vina, showing concern for her well-being despite their past conflicts.
• Russell and Gudako/Mash: Russell gives them 'Reason' and arranges for them to stay in the Honkai world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ritsuka, now a double-door refrigerator, enthusiastically discusses viruses with Doctor Romani.
• Two Mobiuses are present: one resembling a lewd big sister (current era's Mobius), and another resembling Rilakkuma (a cursed group member).
• Russell returns and teases Mobius about bringing girls back.
• Mobius is responsible for genifying Herrscher authority and has researched various gene viruses.
• Russell evaluates Mobius's work, causing her to become defensive.
• Russell plans to use Spirit Base to outdo Mobius's bio-engineering work.
• Mobius becomes enraged by Russell's charm and activates her heavy particle mode, linking to the city's spirit value.

Character Developments

• Ritsuka's physical appearance has changed, reflecting his new state.
• Mobius's research on gene viruses and her defensive reaction to Russell's evaluation show her dedication and pride in her work.
• Russell's schemes and interactions with Mobius reveal his competitive nature and desire to outdo her.

Significant Themes

• Competition and one-upmanship between Russell and Mobius.
• The power of knowledge and research, as demonstrated by Mobius's work and Russell's plans for Spirit Base.
• The connection between individuals and the city, shown through Mobius's heavy particle mode.

Character Interactions

• Ritsuka and Doctor Romani discuss viruses, showing Ritsuka's enthusiasm and Doctor Romani's reluctant agreement.
• Russell and Mobius's banter and competitive dynamic highlight their relationship as colleagues and rivals.
• Mobius's reaction to Russell's charm and subsequent activation of her heavy particle mode show her emotional response to his actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell freezes when he senses danger from Mobius.
• He tries to escape, but Mobius attacks, using a skill that slows time.
• Russell uses his skills to counter Mobius's attack and charm her, stopping her fist mid-air.
• He downloads charm-boosting skills and modifies time flow back to normal.

Character Developments

• Russell: Shows quick thinking and resourcefulness, using his skills to outmaneuver Mobius. He also displays a strategic mindset, planning for future interactions with Mobius.
• Mobius: Initially driven by malice and the desire to kill Russell, she experiences a sudden shift in emotions when Russell uses his charm skills. She briefly considers abandoning her research goals to support Russell but snaps out of it when she realizes her will might have been altered.

Significant Themes

• The power of manipulation and persuasion (through charm skills).
• The struggle between personal desires and societal expectations.
• The potential consequences of altering one's will or desires.

Character Interactions

• Russell and Mobius: Their interaction is marked by tension and power dynamics, with Russell using his skills to control the situation. Mobius's initial aggression is replaced by confusion and vulnerability when Russell uses his charm skills, hinting at a potential change in their relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mobius punches Russell, but her attack is ineffective due to his Saint status.
• Russell uses his skills to make Mobius feel affection towards him, then teases her by acting disappointed in her on social media.
• Mobius cooks for Russell, feeling defeated and frustrated.
• Mobius decides to improve her mental resistance and outsmart Russell.
• Pink Fatty arrives, takes photos of Mobius, and teases her.

Character Developments

• Mobius: Struggles with her feelings towards Russell, decides to outsmart him instead of fighting him directly.
• Russell: Uses his skills to manipulate Mobius and tease her, shows no signs of backing down.
• Pink Fatty: Arrives to help Russell, teases Mobius, and takes photos of her.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and manipulation: Russell uses his skills to manipulate Mobius, highlighting the power imbalance between them.
• Frustration and defeat: Mobius feels frustrated and defeated in her interactions with Russell, leading her to reassess her approach.
• Friendship and camaraderie: Despite their teasing, Pink Fatty and Russell show concern for each other, highlighting their bond.

Character Interactions

• Mobius and Russell: Their interactions are filled with tension and manipulation, with Mobius feeling frustrated and Russell enjoying their power struggle.
• Pink Fatty and Russell: They show a friendly and supportive dynamic, with Pink Fatty arriving to help Russell and tease Mobius together.
• Mobius and Pink Fatty: Their interaction is brief but tense, with Mobius trying to stop Pink Fatty from taking photos of her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell continues to create Caster-class Servants, focusing on Merlin.
• Huihui, a Crimson Demon girl, joins Russell, seeking to become a Demon Lord.
• Russell shares his plan to establish a Divine Tree farm in the Britannia Lostbelt.
• Elysia (Miss Piggy) also joins the team, wanting to visit her Hisui version in the Lostbelt.

Character Developments

• Russell: Shows strategic thinking and leadership in planning the Lostbelt expedition.
• Huihui: Seeks to become more powerful and influential, aiming to become a Demon Lord.
• Elysia: Demonstrates initiative and eagerness to participate in the mission.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and power dynamics (Huihui's desire to become a Demon Lord).
• Teamwork and collaboration (Russell's inclusion of others in his plan).
• Identity and self-image (Elysia's new self-identification as Miss Pink Fae).

Character Interactions

• Russell and Huihui: Russell shares his plan with Huihui, who eagerly joins and threatens Russell if he excludes her.
• Russell and Elysia: Elysia expresses her desire to join the mission, and Russell accepts her, ruffling her hair playfully.
• Elysia's self-identification as Miss Pink Fae: Russell ponders whether to reveal the abstract nature of the Fae Country to her.

Key Plot Points

• The Lostbelt's destruction was due to six Fae slacking off while forging the Holy Sword.
• Russell and his group return to Chaldea, where they meet Lü Bu, who has revived seven Lostbelts.
• Russell decides to visit the Britain Lostbelt first.

Character Developments

• Russell: Shows concern for Elysia and is willing to help her, but also maintains his independent nature.
• Elysia: Demonstrates her social prowess by quickly befriending Gudako and Mash.
• Lü Bu: Shows loyalty to Morgan and is willing to follow Russell's orders.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of negligence and irresponsibility (as shown by the Fae).
• The power of social connections and friendship (as demonstrated by Elysia).
• The theme of destiny and free will (as Russell considers his role in the Lostbelts' revival).

Character Interactions

• Russell and Elysia: They have a friendly banter, with Russell calling Elysia "Old Pig" and Elysia responding with a cute pout.
• Elysia, Gudako, and Mash: They quickly become friends, with Elysia using her charm to connect with them.
• Russell and Lü Bu: They have a professional relationship, with Lü Bu following Russell's orders without question.

Key Plot Points

• The group arrives in the Fae Country, Britain.
• Elysia is mistaken for a thief and chased by angry spirits.
• Russell and Huihui lead the group to escape on Red Hare.

Character Developments

• Elysia experiences fear and confusion when accused falsely.
• Russell demonstrates quick thinking and action in the face of danger.
• Huihui shows her instinctual reaction to danger from her past experiences.

Significant Themes

• False accusations and their consequences.
• The contrast between the idyllic setting and the hostile spirits.
• The group's dynamic in responding to danger.

Character Interactions

• Elysia's initial friendliness with the Fae maiden turns into fear and confusion.
• Russell and Huihui work together to escape, with Russell taking the lead.
• Mobius complains about the situation, blaming Russell and Huihui.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Russell tries to blame Huihui but ends up targeting Mobius with a timed Dysmenorrhea Technique.
• The team encounters Fae, and Russell suggests beating them up, but a vote is taken.
• Elysia, despite her usual kindness, refuses to help a Fae who framed her, leading to the Fae's demise.
• Russell and Elysia discuss the nature of Fae, and Russell mentions other Fae from Paradise.

Character Developments

• Russell: Shows his cunning and vengeful nature, but also displays care for Elysia's feelings.
• Elysia: Demonstrates a darker side when faced with the Fae who framed her, questioning her belief in inherent goodness.
• Fae: Revealed to be inherently malicious, with no understanding of right or wrong.

Significant Themes

• The nature of evil and malice, and whether it's inherent or learned.
• The consequences of actions and the loss of innocence.
• The struggle between kindness and justice.

Character Interactions

• Russell and Elysia: Russell tries to comfort Elysia after she refuses to help the Fae, showing a caring side.
• Elysia and the Fae: Elysia's refusal to help the Fae, despite her usual kindness, highlights the Fae's inherent malice.
• Russell and the team: Russell's suggestion to beat up the Fae is met with mixed reactions, leading to a vote.