Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei accepts Seraphine's help and decides to go to Piltover University to find his sister.
• They encounter Mr. Bill, the landlord, who is initially aggressive but accepts Li Wei's rent money after Li Wei thanks him sincerely.
• Seraphine arrives, and Li Wei pushes her away when she touches him, causing Mr. Bill to misunderstand their relationship.
• Iron Fist Avery learns about Li Wei's actions and decides to involve the Enforcers to arrest Li Wei using the law.

Character Developments

• Li Wei shows maturity and gratitude towards Mr. Bill, appreciating his kindness despite his harsh words.
• Seraphine displays her determination to help Li Wei and her understanding of his boundaries.
• Mr. Bill shows a softer side after Li Wei's sincere thank-you, revealing his complicated feelings towards Li Wei.
• Iron Fist Avery demonstrates his understanding of the political dynamics between Zaun and Piltover, prioritizing the gang's survival over personal revenge.

Significant Themes

• Gratitude and appreciation (Li Wei towards Mr. Bill)
• Boundaries and respect (Li Wei towards Seraphine)
• Power dynamics and survival (Iron Fist Avery's decision)

Character Interactions

• Li Wei and Mr. Bill: Li Wei's sincerity touches Mr. Bill, leading to a shift in their relationship.
• Li Wei and Seraphine: Li Wei sets clear boundaries, and Seraphine respects them, showing understanding and patience.
• Iron Fist Avery and Aubrey: Avery reprimands Aubrey for his lack of understanding about Piltover's power dynamics and the gang's place within it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei and Seraphine traverse the Zaunite Community, a poor neighborhood in Piltover.
• Seraphine is appalled by the filthy environment and the presence of Shimmer addicts and corpses.
• They encounter a homeless man living in a cardboard box and a group of addicts sleeping in a trash pile.
• Li Wei explains that the dead are disposed of with the trash due to poverty and lack of resources.

Character Developments

• Seraphine: Becomes more aware of the harsh realities of the Zaunite Community, challenging her naivety and sheltered upbringing.
• Li Wei: Shows disgust towards Shimmer addicts and the harsh conditions of the Zaunite Community, revealing his disdain for the lack of empathy and resources for the poor.

Significant Themes

• Poverty and social inequality: The stark contrast between the Zaunite Community and the rest of Piltover highlights the city's wealth gap and lack of support for its poorest residents.
• The impact of drug addiction: Shimmer addiction is shown to lead to a miserable existence and a lack of empathy from others.
• Death and disposal of the poor: The disposal of bodies with trash emphasizes the devaluation of human life among the poor and the lack of resources for proper burials.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei and Seraphine: Li Wei guides Seraphine through the community, trying to shield her from the harsh realities while answering her questions. Seraphine's naivety and curiosity contrast with Li Wei's cynicism and experience.
• Li Wei and the homeless man: Li Wei shows no sympathy for the Shimmer addicts, including the homeless man living in a cardboard box.
• Seraphine and the environment: Seraphine's initial disgust at the environment evolves into concern and shock as she witnesses the harsh realities of the Zaunite Community.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Seraphine and Li Wei encounter beggars on the street.
• Seraphine gives gold Hexcoins to the beggars, causing a fight among them.
• The situation escalates, with passersby joining the fight and turning against each other.
• Li Wei scolds Seraphine for her naivety and lack of understanding of the world.

Character Developments

• Seraphine: Realizes the consequences of her actions and feels guilty. She begins to think about how to truly help people, eventually deciding she wants to spread her voice to unite Zaun and Piltover.
• Li Wei: Frustrated with Seraphine's naivety, he tries to guide her to think realistically.

Significant Themes

• The cruelty and selfishness of humans when faced with wealth and desperation.
• The futility of charity without understanding the root causes of problems.
• The need for realistic thinking and understanding to truly help others.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei and Seraphine: Li Wei is exasperated with Seraphine's naivety, while Seraphine looks up to Li Wei for guidance. Their interaction leads to Seraphine's decision to spread her voice to help others.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei, a Zaunite, meets Seraphine, a naive young woman who believes music can solve problems and save people.
• They encounter beggars fighting over coins Seraphine threw, and Li Wei challenges Seraphine to use her singing to stop the fight.
• Seraphine sings a Zaunite nursery rhyme, temporarily pacifying the beggars, but Li Wei criticizes her for using magic that dulls their drive and makes them more content with their lot, likening it to Shimmer addiction.
• Seraphine breaks down in tears, realizing the potential harm of her actions.

Character Developments

• Li Wei: Initially dismissive of Seraphine's naivety, he becomes more understanding and patient after seeing her genuine desire to help others.
• Seraphine: Realizes the unintended consequences of her actions and the need to understand the people she wants to help before trying to save them.

Significant Themes

• Naivety vs. Reality: Seraphine's idealistic view of the world clashes with the harsh reality of Zaun's suffering, represented by the beggars and Li Wei's warnings.
• The Power of Music: Seraphine's singing temporarily pacifies the beggars, but Li Wei argues that it only dulls their drive and makes them more content with their miserable lives.
• Understanding Before Helping: Li Wei suggests that Seraphine should understand the Zaunites' suffering before attempting to help them, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei and Seraphine: Li Wei challenges Seraphine to use her singing to stop the beggars' fight, intending to shatter her naive fantasies. After she succeeds but he criticizes her method, he offers to help her understand the Zaunites better.
• Seraphine and the Beggars: Seraphine's singing temporarily pacifies the beggars, but Li Wei argues that it only dulls their drive and makes them more content with their miserable lives.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Seraphine agrees to experience Li Wei's memories of Zaun's suffering.
• She shares a few fragments of those memories, causing her immense pain.
• Seraphine insists on meeting and shaking hands with the Zaunite beggars.
• She absorbs a beggar's memories, triggering her ability out of control.
• Li Wei carries her out of the Zaunite Community.
• Seraphine wakes up and asks about Li Wei's song, a 'Lullaby' by Schubert.
• She asks him to teach her many beautiful songs like this one.

Character Developments

• Seraphine:
  • Realizes the depth of Zaun's suffering and her own ignorance.
  • Overcomes her initial disgust and shakes hands with a beggar.
  • Experiences the pain of the Zaunites and guides them towards help.
  • Shows growth in practical thinking and empathy.
• Li Wei:
  • Starts to see Seraphine in a new light, moving beyond his initial low opinion.
  • Realizes he's beginning to like Seraphine.

Significant Themes

• Empathy and understanding of suffering.
• Overcoming personal prejudices and biases.
• The power of music to connect and heal.

Character Interactions

• Seraphine and Li Wei:
  • Li Wei shares his memories with Seraphine, causing her pain.
  • Seraphine asks Li Wei to teach her beautiful songs.
  • Li Wei carries Seraphine out of the Zaunite Community.
• Seraphine and the Beggar Woman:
  • Seraphine overcomes her initial disgust and shakes the Beggar Woman's hand.
  • Seraphine absorbs the Beggar Woman's memories, causing her pain.
• Seraphine and the Zaunite beggars:
  • Seraphine guides them towards help at the Hextech Sound Factory.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lina, a Zaunite student at Piltover University, queues up early for free notebooks and pens, a monthly tradition for poor students.
• She encounters an upperclassman who recognizes her and is surprised to see her in the 'Zaunite' line.
• At the distribution table, Lina finds the stationery has run out, and the Piltovan women in charge ignore her until she insists.
• One of the women accuses Lina of stealing, despite her protests.

Character Developments

• Lina struggles with her identity as a Zaunite student in Piltover, feeling shame and resentment.
• She begins to question the biographies of Piltover's great figures, realizing they might be embellished.
• Lina clings to hope that Professor Viktor will accept her into his research group.

Significant Themes

• Class disparity and discrimination between Zaun and Piltover.
• The struggle of Zaunite students in Piltover University.
• The power of storytelling and its influence on perception.

Character Interactions

• Lina interacts with an upperclassman who is surprised and judgmental upon seeing her in the 'Zaunte' line.
• Lina's encounter with the Piltovan women at the stationery table highlights their dismissive and accusatory attitudes toward Zaunite students.
• Lina's internal dialogue reveals her anger, resentment, and hope for a better future.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Lina curses at two Piltover aunties distributing supplies, leading to a standoff.
• Lina tries to rally her fellow students to file a complaint but fails to gain support.
• Professor Viktor intervenes, revealing his prestigious titles and challenging the aunties.

Character Developments

• Lina: Shows impulsiveness and courage but struggles with self-control and understanding the political climate.
• Viktor: Reveals his true strength and resolve, ready to stand up for the oppressed.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and social hierarchy in Piltover.
• The struggle of Zaunites in Piltover and the fear of repercussions.
• The importance of standing up for one's rights and the consequences of silence.

Character Interactions

• Lina and the Piltover aunties: Lina's impulsiveness clashes with the aunties' authority, leading to a confrontation.
• Lina and her fellow students: Lina tries to rally them but faces apathy and fear.
• Viktor and the aunties: Viktor uses his authority to challenge the aunties' actions.
• Viktor and Lina: Viktor supports Lina and shows understanding of her plight.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Viktor, a Zaunite, stands up for Zaunite students against discriminatory Piltover citizens.
• He reveals that many Piltover professors are secretly Zaunites but have assimilated into Piltover society.
• Viktor shares a controversial article from Lina's notebook with the Zaunite students.

Character Developments

• Viktor: Shows courage in standing up for Zaunites, reveals his Zaunite origins, and demonstrates his commitment to social change.
• Lina: Gains insight into societal dynamics, questions her initial views, and shows resilience in the face of rejection.

Significant Themes

• Identity and Belonging: Explores how identity is shaped by status and power dynamics, not just geographical origin.
• Social Inequality: Highlights the discrimination faced by Zaunites in Piltover and the complex nature of social hierarchies.
• Education and Opportunity: Emphasizes the power of education to challenge societal norms and create change.

Character Interactions

• Viktor and Zaunite Students: Viktor inspires and educates the Zaunite students, fostering a sense of pride and empowerment.
• Viktor and Lina: Viktor mentors Lina, encouraging her to maintain her resolve despite facing rejection.
• Viktor and Piltover Citizens: Viktor challenges the prejudiced views of Piltover citizens, demanding respect for Zaunites.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Viktor gives a lecture on Zaun's history and its relation to Piltover.
• Students discuss and challenge Viktor's views on Piltover's past and present actions.
• Viktor explains the concept of globalization and its impact on Zaun and its people.
• He reveals the reality of Piltover's economic colonial plunder of Zaun and the role of Zaun's Chem-Barons as compradors.

Character Developments

• Viktor shows his progressive views and willingness to challenge the status quo.
• Lina emerges as a vocal and passionate advocate for Zaun's rights.
• Students grapple with complex ideas and begin to question their views on Piltover and Zaun's relationship.

Significant Themes

• Colonialism and its lasting impacts.
• Exploitation and oppression of the working class.
• Globalization and its effects on different regions and people.
• The role of education and knowledge in social change.

Character Interactions

• Viktor interacts with Zaunite students, challenging their views and encouraging critical thinking.
• Lina and other students engage in heated debates, questioning each other's perspectives.
• Students begin to form a bond based on their shared experiences and newfound understanding of their situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei arrives at Piltover University with Seraphine, drawing attention due to their contrasting appearances.
• Seraphine listens to Li Wei's vast music library, but stops before reaching the Hextech Academy.
• Li Wei remembers his unpleasant past visit to the academy, and Seraphine wants to discuss helping Zaunites.
• Li Wei overhears a classroom discussion about his article on Zaun, led by his sister Lina and a teacher.

Character Developments

• Li Wei: Realizes the impact of his article, feels excited about the students' passion, and understands he needs to teach Seraphine from the basics.
• Seraphine: Shows concern for Li Wei's nervousness, wants to help Zaunites, and is eager to learn about the world.
• Lina: Shows maturity and initiative by leading a discussion on Li Wei's article, indicating growth from her past behavior.

Significant Themes

• Education and Awareness: Seraphine's lack of social awareness and political understanding highlights the importance of a well-rounded education.
• Productivity and Change: The students' debate centers around productivity as a key to resolving societal issues, reflecting the theme of change and progress.
• Consequences of Inequality: The students' suggestions to eliminate inequality, such as transforming humans into robots, underscore the severe consequences of wealth disparity.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei and Seraphine: Their interaction shows Li Wei's protective and patient nature towards Seraphine, while she displays concern and eagerness to learn.
• Li Wei and Lina: Though not directly interacting, Li Wei's pride and surprise at seeing Lina's growth hint at their potential reconciliation.
• Students in the Classroom: Their passionate debate and varied suggestions illustrate their engagement with Li Wei's ideas and their eagerness to find solutions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Students' discussion on Zaun's future turns into a heated debate on how to implement changes.
• Li Wei, Lina's brother and author of the article that sparked the debate, arrives at the Hextech Academy.
• Li Wei publicly declares his enlightenment by Goddess Janna and performs a minor miracle to convince the students of Janna's reality.

Character Developments

• Viktor, the lecturer, struggles to guide the students towards a feasible solution, realizing he needs external help.
• Li Wei, initially an illiterate Zaunite Apprentice, has become wise and confident, ready to inspire the students.
• Janna, the Goddess, is surprised to find she has followers without them believing in her existence.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for change and the fear of conflict.
• The power of faith and belief in driving action.
• The search for a feasible path to improve Zaun's conditions.

Character Interactions

• Viktor and Li Wei meet, with Li Wei using their handshake to channel Faith Power.
• Lina is surprised by Li Wei's transformation and his claim of being enlightened by Janna.
• The students argue and debate, showing their passion, fear, and skepticism.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei, now a confident and refined Wind Elementalist, returns to the Zaun school, causing a stir among the students who remember his impoverished past.
• He reveals that Goddess Janna is weak and needs human faith to regain her power.
• Li Wei presents Janna's Ideology, emphasizing that Janna is a guide, not a god to be worshipped, and that divine power originates from people.
• He writes "Great Harmony" on the board as the ultimate goal of Janna's Ideology, but admits that it can't be achieved by their generation alone.

Character Developments

• Li Wei evolves from a humble Zaunite apprentice to a confident, charismatic leader, spreading Janna's Ideology.
• Students shift from initial skepticism to belief and enthusiasm, inspired by Li Wei's words and the dream of Great Harmony.
• Seraphine, though not fully understanding, is moved by the collective passion and feels empowered.

Significant Themes

• Faith and Belief: Li Wei's teachings challenge traditional notions of godhood and faith, emphasizing the power of human belief in shaping divine entities.
• Progress and Perseverance: The idea that Janna's Ideology will continue to advance, even if individual generations fail, underscores the theme of persistent progress.
• Utopianism: The concept of Great Harmony represents an ideal society, but Li Wei acknowledges its unattainability in the immediate future.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei captivates the students with his words, inspiring them to believe in Janna's Ideology and strive for Great Harmony.
• Seraphine, though not fully understanding, is moved by the collective passion and feels empowered.
• Viktor takes notes, indicating his interest in Li Wei's teachings and the potential application of Janna's Ideology in his work.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei's impassioned speech moves the Zaunite students, inspiring them to strive towards an ultimate ideal.
• Li Wei sets the short-term goal as achieving Zaun's independence and autonomy, making it the first Jannaist city-state.
• He explains that, given Runeterra's current political landscape, a worldwide struggle is impractical, and Zaun is the only place with fertile ground for development.

Character Developments

• Viktor, initially uncertain about the ideal, gains clarity and confidence in the path forward after Li Wei's words.
• The students unify their minds and thoughts, ready to chase the ideal despite the potential sacrifices required.

Significant Themes

• The struggle for freedom and autonomy, with Li Wei emphasizing practicality and specific contextual analysis.
• The power dynamics between the Twin Cities and other regions, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities in Runeterra's political landscape.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei becomes the mentor of the Zaunite students, guiding them towards their goals.
• Some students question Li Wei's focus on Zaun's independence, but he rationally explains the practicality of their current situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei analyzes the past failures of Zaun's rebellions against Piltover, highlighting the lack of clear goals, plans, and feasibility studies.
• He presents a two-pronged goal: universal harmony in the future and Zaun's victory in the near future.
• Janna, a goddess with theoretically infinite power, is introduced as their greatest asset.
• Li Wei emphasizes the need to spread Janna's ideology, attract believers, and restore her power.
• He clarifies that 'mobilizing the masses' at this stage means spreading their ideology, not engaging in immediate confrontation.

Character Developments

• Li Wei: Establishes clear goals and strategies, guiding the students and demonstrating his leadership and strategic thinking.
• Students: Become more focused, excited, and determined, understanding their role in Li Wei's plan.

Significant Themes

• The importance of clear goals, plans, and feasibility studies in achieving success.
• The power of faith and belief, represented by Janna, as a driving force for change.
• The struggle between the oppressed (Zaunites) and the oppressors (Piltover business owners and Zaun Chem-Barons).

Character Interactions

• Li Wei interacts with the students, guiding them and answering their questions, fostering a sense of unity and purpose.
• Lina, Li Wei's sister, becomes the class representative, showing her engagement and commitment to the cause.
• Li Wei and the students discuss and identify their enemies (Piltover Council, Zaun Chem-Barons, and Piltover civilians as a middle class), friends (Zaun's impoverished masses), and the focus of their early efforts (Zaunian students, apprentices, and immigrants in Piltover).

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei introduces the concept of insurance to promote Janna's ideology, using students to help with outreach.
• The students understand the need for organization and discipline before starting their mission.
• Li Wei discusses the importance of choosing the right method to govern Zaun, not blindly following others.
• Li Wei presents his idea of "God-chosen" leadership, where Janna screens out qualified members, and they elect managers.

Character Developments

• Li Wei demonstrates his strategic thinking and understanding of governance, presenting a unique method suited to Runeterra.
• The students show enthusiasm and dedication to Janna's cause but also display naivety in understanding governance methods.
• Janna, through her avatar the Azure Finch, reveals her ability to see and measure the Faith of individuals.

Significant Themes

• The importance of choosing the right governance method for a society.
• The role of faith and belief in driving action and change.
• The contrast between idealism and practicality in leadership and governance.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei interacts with his students, guiding them and answering their questions about their mission and governance methods.
• The students discuss and react to Li Wei's ideas, showing curiosity, confusion, and approval.
• Janna, through her avatar, interacts with the students, revealing their levels of Faith.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Wei and Viktor introduce Janna's Ideology to Zaun students, emphasizing faith, ideals, and Great Harmony.
• Students are selected as "Janna's Chosen" based on their pure ideals and selflessness.
• Li Wei establishes a team of 60 formal members and 36 reserve members.
• The team is named "Wind Takers" after Li Wei feels the power of wind and understands its symbolism.

Character Developments

• Li Wei: Becomes the mentor and leader of the Wind Takers, demonstrating clear thinking and logical decision-making.
• Viktor: Becomes the deputy commander, showing excitement and enthusiasm for Janna's Ideology.
• Students: Many become firm believers in Janna's Ideology, while some remain cautious or self-interested.

Significant Themes

• Faith and Ideals: The pursuit of faith, ideals, and Great Harmony is central to Janna's Ideology and the Wind Takers.
• Selection and Screening: The method of choosing "Janna's Chosen" ensures the team is composed of pure idealists.
• Leadership and Organization: Li Wei and Viktor establish a structured team with clear roles and responsibilities.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei and Viktor: Collaborate to establish the Wind Takers, with Li Wei as the leader and Viktor as the deputy commander.
• Students and Li Wei/Viktor: Students look up to Li Wei and Viktor as prestigious and convincing mentors.
• Students among themselves: Students discuss and suggest names for the team, showcasing their camaraderie and enthusiasm.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The organization's name is officially decided as "Wind Taker Association".
• Li Wei delegates the task of creating a publicity plan to the students.
• Li Wei and Janna discuss the increase in their power, attributed to the growing number of believers and the purity of their Faith.

Character Developments

• Li Wei shows growth as a leader by delegating tasks and encouraging the students.
• Janna, the goddess, is surprised by the potency of the new Faith and its impact on her power.

Significant Themes

• The power of belief and Faith, and how it can strengthen both the believer and the divine entity.
• The purity of intentions and its impact on the effectiveness of Faith.
• The potential for change and growth, both personally and on a larger scale.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei interacts with the students, delegating tasks and encouraging them.
• Li Wei communicates with Janna, discussing their increased power and the nature of the new Faith.
• The students engage in discussion and brainstorming to create a publicity plan.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Students divide into groups to raise funds for the Wind Takers: schools, factories, and Zaunite communities.
• Challenges arise in promoting to Zaunite apprentices due to their hard work and lack of spare time.
• Li Wei suggests starting with providing discounted or free food to engage apprentices.
• Viktor offers his savings to support the cause initially, but long-term funding is needed.
• Viktor proposes using his patents to start a factory, but funding and potential investor issues arise.
• Li Wei suggests involving Seraphine and her wealthy family, who own a factory and sympathize with workers.

Character Developments

• Li Wei demonstrates leadership and strategic thinking in finding solutions to the funding problem.
• Viktor shows selflessness in offering his savings and proposing a business solution.
• Seraphine is revealed to be a wealthy young lady with a factory-owning family, potentially useful for funding and collaboration.

Significant Themes

• The struggle of Zaunite apprentices and their lack of free time.
• The need for funding to support the Wind Takers' cause.
• The potential for collaboration with wealthy individuals for mutual benefit.

Character Interactions

• Li Wei, Viktor, and the students discuss strategies for raising funds and promoting their cause.
• Li Wei and Seraphine's friendship is revealed, potentially opening avenues for collaboration.
• Lina expresses suspicion about Li Wei's relationship with Seraphine, hinting at potential misunderstandings or jealousy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Caitlyn Kiramman, daughter of a Piltover councilor, is an Enforcer aiming to be ordinary but receives special treatment due to her family name.
• She's assigned to capture Li Wei, a Zaunite apprentice suspected of robbery, illegal possession of Shimmer, and injuring a Piltover citizen.
• The operation is at Piltover University's Hextech Academy, where Li Wei is believed to be hiding with his sister, Lina, a student there.

Character Developments

• Caitlyn: Struggles with her desire to be an ordinary Enforcer while dealing with the special treatment she receives due to her family name. She's determined and responsible but also naive about the true nature of Zaunites.
• Li Wei: Portrayed as a potential threat due to his Zaunite origin and the crimes he's accused of. His true character is yet to be revealed.

Significant Themes

• Class Divide: The tension between Piltover and Zaun is evident, with Zaunites being stereotyped as criminals and dangerous.
• Privilege and Expectations: Caitlyn's struggle with her family's influence and the expectations placed upon her as a Kiramman.
• Prejudice and Discrimination: The Enforcers' biased view of Zaunites, treating them as inherently dangerous.

Character Interactions

• Caitlyn and the Old Officer: The old officer treats Caitlyn with deference and tries to protect her, while Caitlyn wants to be treated like an ordinary rookie.
• Caitlyn and Li Wei: Though they haven't met yet, Caitlyn is psychologically preparing to confront Li Wei, viewing him as a dangerous criminal due to his Zaunite origin and the crimes he's accused of.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Caitlyn and her team observe Li Wei lecturing students at Piltover University, discussing business strategies.
• Caitlyn recognizes Professor Viktor, Jayce's friend, among the students.
• The Enforcers prepare to arrest Li Wei, with Caitlyn providing remote fire support.
• Li Wei is surprised by the Enforcers' sudden appearance and understands that his group's activities have been exposed.

Character Developments

• Caitlyn questions her role as an Enforcer due to her privileged background and the special treatment she receives.
• Li Wei shows concern for his followers' faith and prepares to face the Enforcers bravely to maintain their morale.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between Li Wei's public image as a criminal and his intellectual discussions with students.
• The tension between Li Wei's ideals and the reality of facing enemy guns.
• Caitlyn's struggle with her role as an Enforcer and her privileged background.

Character Interactions

• Caitlyn and the Enforcer officer discuss their approach to the arrest, with Caitlyn feeling sidelined.
• Li Wei and the students discuss their business plan, with Li Wei showing concern for their faith.
• Li Wei and Seraphine share a look, with Seraphine reassuring Li Wei that she has considered potential issues.