Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• A giant black crow, representing Teacher Zhou, lands on an ice field and dies, initiating Daoization.
• Zhou Zhou and Zhuzhu (Nikita and the Faceless Demon) emerge from the crow's belly, still alive.
• Nikita decides to return to the Misty without searching for Thomas further.
• Dean Yao of Jiuyou Academy visits the Yellow Flower Cat, revealing a plan to capture Nikita using a magical principle of aggregation.

Character Developments

• Zhou Zhou (Nikita) accepts Thomas's decision to separate for their safety and decides to return to the Misty.
• Zhuzhu (the Faceless Demon) shows concern for Zhou Zhou's well-being and asks about her fate.
• The Yellow Flower Cat displays knowledge of Magic Philosophy and a grumpy demeanor.

Significant Themes

• Life and Death: The crow's Daoization and the banshees' survival explore the themes of life, death, and rebirth.
• Connection and Separation: The umbilical cord metaphor highlights the connection between mother and child, and the separation of Nikita and Thomas.
• Magical Principles: The use of magical principles to track Nikita raises questions about the ethics and limitations of such practices.

Character Interactions

• Nikita and Zhuzhu: They display a caring and affectionate relationship, with Zhuzhu worrying about Nikita's well-being and Nikita comforting her.
• The Yellow Flower Cat and Dean Yao: They have a tense, sarcastic exchange, with the cat being dismissive of the Dean's plan and the Dean remaining calm and collected.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Dean of Jiuyou Academy visits the Yellow Flower Cat to discuss the return of a certain individual (implied to be the previous Dean's successor).
• The cat reveals that Nikita's escape is related to her teacher, not the crows.
• The Dean expresses concern about the individual's delay in returning and the safety of a powerful artifact (Giant God Soldier) he took from Edge Academy.
• The cat defends the individual's actions, attributing them to his dedication to his duties and the need to establish himself as an unimpeachable successor.
• A mysterious, cracking sound emanates from a glass-like sphere on a bookshelf, signaling an unknown event.

Character Developments

• The Yellow Flower Cat shows increased assertiveness and independence, asserting its status as a legend and challenging the Dean's assumptions.
• The Dean demonstrates patience and understanding, trying to navigate the cat's eccentricities to convey his message.

Significant Themes

• Legacy and Succession: The cat and the Dean discuss the responsibilities and challenges of taking over from a predecessor.
• Judgment and Perception: The cat emphasizes the importance of not defining or labeling individuals before making judgments, as it can influence decisions.
• Patience and Timing: Both characters acknowledge the need for patience and careful timing in handling complex situations.

Character Interactions

• The Dean and the Yellow Flower Cat engage in a tense yet polite discussion, with the cat challenging the Dean's assumptions and the Dean trying to convey his message despite the cat's eccentricities.
• The cat reveals a protective and supportive stance towards the individual they are discussing, suggesting a close relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Relevant Department of First University is an enigmatic institution, shrouded in mystery and secrecy.
• Wizards in blue robes with the Relevant Department's black Triangular Prism emblem arrive at the Danhaag Foreign Affairs Bureau.
• They are escorted to Solomon Hall, where a gathering of influential Archwizards and top-tier Registered Wizards awaits, including Chief Justice Danhaag (Lord Marshall), Under the Moon Councilors, Wizard Council members, and representatives from various hunting groups.

Character Developments

• The young wizards of The Alliance are intrigued and intimidated by the Relevant Department's mystique.
• Lord Marshall, the most transcendent figure in The Alliance, is tight-lipped about the Relevant Department.
• The little clerk leading the wizards in blue robes feels out of place among the powerful Archwizards gathered at Solomon Hall.

Significant Themes

• Secrecy and Power: The Relevant Department's enigmatic nature and immense power are emphasized.
• Respect and Vigilance: The gathering at Solomon Hall reflects a mix of respect and vigilance among the influential wizards.
• Boundaries and Circles: The physical and social boundaries between different groups of wizards are highlighted.

Character Interactions

• The wizards in blue robes are the catalyst for the gathering at Solomon Hall, causing tension and curiosity among the powerful wizards present.
• Lord Marshall and Director Meyer are seen together, hinting at their relationship and Meyer's ambition.
• The Under the Moon Councilors and the Wizard Council members maintain distinct boundaries, reflecting their political stances.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The school has sent someone from a mysterious place, hinting at a major overhaul of relevant departments.
• The hearing is about Zheng Qing's qualifications to be the Dean of Edge Academy.
• Rumors suggest Zheng Qing has an illegitimate child with Senior Councilor Su Shijun and is also involved with the daughter of the Zhongshan Jiang Family.
• Su Shijun defends Zheng Qing's youth and opportunities, causing a stir among the gathered Archwizards.
• Ms. Shi Hui, the Chairperson of The Alliance Grand Wizard Council, speaks up in support of Zheng Qing.

Character Developments

• Su Shijun: Displayed assertiveness, pride, and defended Zheng Qing's opportunities, showing her support for him.
• Zheng Qing (mentioned): Gained attention for his youth, opportunities, and relationships with prominent figures.

Significant Themes

• Age and Opportunity: The contrast between Zheng Qing's youth and opportunities, and the older Archwizards' envy and stagnation.
• Power Dynamics: The hierarchy and influence of Archwizards, Senior Councilors, and other prominent figures in the Wizarding World.
• Rumors and Reputation: The impact of rumors on individuals' reputations and the actions taken to defend against them.

Character Interactions

• Su Shijun vs. Old Archwizards: Su Shijun confronts old Archwizards who criticize Zheng Qing's opportunities, showing her support for him.
• Ms. Shi Hui vs. Old Archwizard: Ms. Shi Hui defends Zheng Qing and criticizes an old Archwizard for his biased stance before the hearing.
• Office Worker (narrator) vs. Archwizards and Su Shijun: The office worker feels empathy for Zheng Qing's opportunities and envy of his youth, contrasting with her own experiences. She admires Su Shijun's assertiveness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter takes place in Solomon Hall, a rigid and uninspired building in Danhaag, where a hearing is about to commence.
• Over a hundred Archwizards and thirteen Legendary figures are present, more than usual, due to interest in Zheng Qing, a young wizard from First University.
• The presidium members are divided into two groups based on their interests, with some added later due to pressure from the Dark Council and the Golden Dawn Society.

Character Developments

• Shi Hui, the Chairwoman of The Alliance Grand Wizard Council, is the most suitable candidate to oversee the hearing. She is displeased with the increased number of Legendary figures on the presidium.
• Old Yao, a Legendary figure, expresses concern about Zheng Qing's future in the Relevant Department, suggesting it's not suited for him.
• Old Man Ruo Yu, Vice Principal of First University, feels responsible for the Monteria incident and considers resigning but is persuaded by the Principal to maintain his position.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The increased number of Legendary figures on the presidium reflects the political maneuvering and power struggles within the Alliance.
• Responsibility and Guilt: Old Man Ruo Yu feels guilty about the Monteria incident, highlighting the theme of responsibility and its consequences.
• Protection and Mentorship: Old Yao's concern for Zheng Qing's future suggests a protective or mentoring role towards younger wizards.

Character Interactions

• Shi Hui and Old Yao discuss the increased number of Legendary figures and Zheng Qing's future.
• Old Man Ruo Yu discusses his guilt over the Monteria incident with Anthony Russell and Prince Calen.
• The Legendary figures engage in informal meetings and discussions before the hearing begins.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jacqueline, a 12-year-old girl working at Danhaag's reception, meets Zheng Qing, a young male wizard with a cat and a snake.
• Jacqueline offers to guide Zheng Qing to Solomon Hall.
• Jacqueline realizes she's infatuated with Zheng Qing due to his pleasant scent and comfortable demeanor.

Character Developments

• Jacqueline: Develops feelings for Zheng Qing, displaying initial signs of infatuation.
• Zheng Qing: Remains polite and patient with Jacqueline, showing no romantic interest.

Significant Themes

• First love and infatuation (Jacqueline's feelings for Zheng Qing).
• Initial attraction based on physical attributes (Jacqueline's attraction to Zheng Qing's scent).

Character Interactions

• Jacqueline and Zheng Qing: Jacqueline is immediately drawn to Zheng Qing's comforting presence and offers to help him, while Zheng Qing is polite and patient with her, showing no romantic interest.
• Jacqueline and the Yellow Flower Cat: Jacqueline is oblivious to the cat's disdainful attitude, focusing solely on Zheng Qing.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, emitting high-level magic power, attracts a little witch who offers to guide him.
• He declines, entrusting her with a black kitten (a pet), and she points him towards Solomon Hall.
• Zheng Qing gets lost in the complex building and encounters two Danhaag wizards.
• The plump witch, fearing her companion's wrath, tries to deter Zheng Qing from asking about Solomon Hall.
• Zheng Qing, unaware of the tension, asks for directions to Solomon Hall, causing the wizards to curse "Fortuna's joke."

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates self-awareness about his magic power's effect on others and maintains composure despite the situation's awkwardness.
• The plump witch shows concern for Zheng Qing's safety but is also fearful of her companion's reaction.
• The old wizard, reprimanded earlier, feels ridiculous and cursed at the situation.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and its influence on interpersonal relationships (magic power attraction).
• The consequences of one's actions and words (the old wizard's reprimand and expulsion).
• The concept of Fortuna's joke, highlighting the absurdity and irony of life.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the little witch, entrusting her with his pet, and later with the two Danhaag wizards, unwittingly causing tension.
• The plump witch and the old wizard interact, with the witch trying to protect Zheng Qing from the old wizard's potential wrath.
• The old wizard's interaction with Zheng Qing is brief but tense, as he provides directions while silently cursing the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing arrives late to the hearing involving Edge Academy, causing discontent among the attending Archwizards.
• Two Archwizards confront Zheng Qing, but a Legendary's pressure silences them.
• Zheng Qing takes his seat at the long table, surrounded by five powerful auras from his companions and artifacts, causing the hall to creak and the Bixie statues to leak fluid.
• Zheng Qing places his hand on his Spellbook, swearing an oath to tell the truth.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his power and confidence by walking through the hall with his companions' auras and placing his hand on the Spellbook without waiting for instructions.
• The Archwizards show fear and respect towards Zheng Qing's display of power.
• Ms. Shi Hui, the host, shows patience and understanding towards Zheng Qing's actions.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: Zheng Qing's display of power shifts the dynamic in the room, making the Archwizards respectful and silent.
• Respect and disrespect: The Archwizards initially show disrespect towards Zheng Qing, but his actions earn him respect.
• Oaths and truth-telling: Zheng Qing swears an oath to tell the truth, setting the tone for the hearing.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the Archwizards, showing power and confidence, and with Ms. Shi Hui, showing understanding and cooperation.
• The Archwizards interact with Zheng Qing, initially showing disrespect but later showing fear and respect.
• The Legendaries on the stage observe Zheng Qing, showing varying degrees of curiosity, vigilance, and approval.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing is interrogated by the Wizard Alliance regarding past incidents at First University.
• Incidents include: violence against Arthur Ness, use of dangerous talismans, an illegal summoning experiment, and his reputation regarding romantic relationships.
• Zheng Qing defends himself, providing explanations and evidence for each incident.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his quick thinking, honesty, and determination to defend his actions.
• The interrogators show persistence in questioning Zheng Qing, highlighting their duty to uncover the truth.

Significant Themes

• Transparency and Honesty: Zheng Qing's approach to answering questions, providing evidence, and being open about his past.
• Responsibility and Accountability: Zheng Qing's willingness to take responsibility for his actions and their consequences.
• Tolerance and Understanding: Zheng Qing's advocacy for accommodating diverse moral standards and lifestyles at Edge Academy.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with various interrogators, each focusing on different aspects of his past.
• Colmar de Genie, an Archwizard, supports Zheng Qing during the hearing, providing testimony for one of the incidents.
• Zheng Qing's responses reveal his respect for the truth and his commitment to his principles, even when faced with challenging questions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A hearing is held to discuss the selection of a new Dean for First University.
• Colmar, the North District Archwizard, speaks on behalf of the observers, highlighting the imperfections of potential candidates and the need for realism.
• Zheng Qing, representing the supervisory seats, is questioned about the whereabouts of the former Principal, Wu. He reveals that Wu assigned him homework before leaving and he hasn't seen him since.
• Old Man Ruo Yu intervenes to stop further questioning about Wu, stating that Zheng Qing's new duties are more pressing.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his loyalty and discretion by not revealing Wu's secrets.
• Colmar shows her boldness and pragmatism in her speech.
• Old Man Ruo Yu exhibits his authority and concern for Zheng Qing's well-being.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of ideals vs. realism.
• The burden of secrets and rumors.
• The importance of procedural justice and authority.

Character Interactions

• Colmar and Zheng Qing: They show mutual respect, with Colmar speaking up for Zheng Qing's situation.
• Zheng Qing and Old Man Ruo Yu: They share a mentor-mentee relationship, with Ruo Yu protecting Zheng Qing from unwanted scrutiny.
• Zheng Qing and Prince Calen: There's a power dynamic between them, with Calen trying to extract information from Zheng Qing, and Ruo Yu stepping in to protect him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing is officially appointed as the Dean of Edge Academy by the Archwizards.
• His new titles and responsibilities include: Magic Professor, Father of Forbidden Spells, Representative of Truth, Principal of First University, Honorary (Presiding) Speaker of the Wizard Alliance Grand Wizard Council, Lord of Puji Island, and Dean of Edge Academy.
• Zheng Qing's rights and authorities include: participating in the nomination of the Principal and Deans, deciding on faculty appointments, amending management regulations, admitting or expelling students, attending the Wizard Alliance Grand Wizard Council with voting and veto rights, and receiving honorary membership in the Wizard and Under the Moon Councils.
• Zheng Qing cannot inherit certain titles due to the unknown whereabouts of the Principal of First University, such as Lord of Puji Island and Master of various worlds.
• Zheng Qing will have access to 'Yuanshi' and 'Taiyi' during his tenure and will receive the 'Legendary Subsidy' but will not be subject to Danhaag and Trident Sword investigations.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates maturity and responsibility in accepting his new role and titles.
• Zheng Qing shows understanding and respect for all life forms, advocating for equal treatment and peaceful coexistence between Wizards and Demons.

Significant Themes

• Power and responsibility: Zheng Qing gains significant power and influence but also acquires new responsibilities and expectations.
• Equality and coexistence: Zheng Qing's views on the treatment of different life forms and the relationship between Wizards and Demons emphasize the importance of equality and peaceful coexistence.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with various Legendary figures, such as Ms. Shi Hui, Old Man Ruo Yu, and Prince John Hugh Calen of the Karen Family, who bestow his new titles and discuss his views on various topics.
• Zheng Qing's interactions with these figures show respect and understanding, fostering potential alliances and goodwill.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing and Old Man Ruo Yu discuss sensitive topics in Solomon Hall after John Hugh Calen leaves.
• Old Man Ruo Yu shares insights about Zheng Qing's Spellbook and the Relevant Department.
• He reveals the school's historical management structure, 'Six-Three,' and the potential shift to 'Seven-Four' or 'Six-Three-One' due to Zheng Qing's new roles.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows maturity and understanding in handling his new responsibilities.
• Old Man Ruo Yu demonstrates wisdom and experience in guiding Zheng Qing.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and management structures within the school and the Relevant Department.
• The importance of caution when discussing sensitive topics.
• The burden of responsibility and the need for careful decision-making.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Old Man Ruo Yu engage in a private, candid conversation.
• The Yellow Flower Cat and the Little Green Snake listen in, showing curiosity and understanding.
• Zheng Qing and Old Man Ruo Yu discuss the potential impact of Zheng Qing's new roles on the school's management structure.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jeanette, an office clerk at Danhaag, observes a black kitten with Jacqueline, her niece.
• Mayer, the director of Danhaag's Foreign Affairs Bureau, arrives and reveals that the kitten's owner is the new Dean of Edge Academy, who is also the husband of Councilwoman Su.
• The dean, who is later revealed to be the principal's illegitimate son, arrives and gives Jacqueline a Gold Bean for taking care of the kitten, before leaving for Puji Island.

Character Developments

• Jeanette: She is initially curious and gossipy but becomes awestruck and intimidated after learning the dean's identity.
• Mayer: He is revealed to be knowledgeable about the Wizarding World's politics and secrets, and he warns Jeanette against spreading rumors.
• Jacqueline: She is shy but curious and brave enough to ask the dean questions.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and secrets in the Wizarding World.
• The impact of rumors and gossip on individuals' lives.
• The awe and respect accorded to the principal's bloodline.

Character Interactions

• Jeanette and Mayer: They share a brief but meaningful conversation about the dean's identity, with Mayer warning Jeanette against gossiping.
• Jacqueline and the Dean: They have a brief but friendly interaction, with Jacqueline asking the dean about his destination and academy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Sushan, a Great Sprite, visits Wander Bar, a notorious black market on Puji Island, disguised as an adult.
• She orders a drink and interacts with a Witch who shows her an Archwizard-level Alchemy recipe on a worn Parchment.
• Zheng Sushan accidentally tears the Parchment, causing the Witch to cry and attract unwanted attention.

Character Developments

• Zheng Sushan: Shows curiosity and recklessness, but also naivety and lack of experience in dealing with dark elements.
• The Witch: Seemingly desperate to sell the Alchemy recipe, she tries to manipulate Zheng Sushan but is later upset when the Parchment is torn.

Significant Themes

• The dark underbelly of the wizarding world, represented by Wander Bar.
• The naivety and curiosity of youth clashing with the harsh realities of the adult world.
• The value and protection of ancient magical knowledge.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Sushan interacts with the bartender, who seems to have a moment of kindness but ultimately remains detached.
• She also interacts with several Black Robe Wizards, including the Witch, who try to take advantage of her naivety.
• Two Black Robe Wizards discuss Zheng Sushan's situation from a distance, revealing the exploitation of young wizards in Wander Bar.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Sushan (Little Witch) accidentally tears a Witch's secret recipe and breaks a Wizard's Crystal Ball at Wander Bar.
• An Old Wizard claims his ankle is broken due to the Little Witch's actions.
• A Fat Wizard attempts to mediate, pressuring Zheng Sushan to compensate the victims.
• Zheng Sushan calls her family for help, unaware of the value of the items she possesses.

Character Developments

• Zheng Sushan demonstrates her clumsiness and lack of worldly knowledge.
• The Fat Wizard shows his greed and manipulative nature.
• The Multi-armed People waiter reveals his resourcefulness and quick thinking.

Significant Themes

• Greed and manipulation: The Wizards exploiting Zheng Sushan's situation for personal gain.
• Naivety and lack of worldly knowledge: Zheng Sushan's innocence and ignorance about the value of items and the world around her.
• The consequences of actions: Zheng Sushan's accidents lead to demands for compensation.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Sushan interacts with various Wizards, causing accidents and being pressured for compensation.
• The Fat Wizard attempts to manipulate Zheng Sushan for his own gain.
• The Multi-armed People waiter and the Wanderer Wizard have a silent exchange, hinting at a past incident.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Suyyi expresses concern about Shanshan going to Wander Bar alone, fearing Dark Wizards.
• Li Meng reassures her that Wander Old Man, an Archwizard, will protect Shanshan.
• Poseidon, Li Meng's daughter, is seen with her tail sticking up, revealing her true form.
• Jiang Yu and the You Zui Hunting Team enter the attic, discovering that Shanshan is missing.
• Jiang Yu learns that Shanshan is in Wander Bar and rushes to pick her up.

Character Developments

• Li Meng: She has grown taller and more mature, but still cares for Poseidon deeply. She tries to protect Shanshan's secret and is willing to take risks for her friends.
• Poseidon (Dongdong): She has transformed early due to her unique lineage, causing her mother, Su Shijun, some worry. She's clever and knows how to please others, as seen with her tail-wagging trick.
• Jiang Yu: She's protective of her sisters and is willing to take immediate action when she learns Shanshan is in danger.

Significant Themes

• Family and Protection: Jiang Yu's concern for her sisters and Li Meng's care for Poseidon highlight the importance of family and protection.
• Secrets and Consequences: Li Meng tries to hide Shanshan's whereabouts, but the truth comes out, showing that secrets often have consequences.

Character Interactions

• Li Meng and Poseidon: Their bond is strong, with Li Meng comforting Poseidon and Poseidon calling Jiang Yu "Mommy" to please her.
• Jiang Yu and Li Meng: Jiang Yu is stern with Li Meng, but her relief when she learns Shanshan's whereabouts shows she cares deeply for her sisters.
• The You Zui Hunting Team: They follow Jiang Yu's orders, showing loyalty and teamwork.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A loud explosion draws the attention of all wizards in the Wander Bar.
• A hunting team led by Jiang Yu enters the bar, followed by the arrival of Su Shijun and later a Shadow Cat and a green-robed man.
• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun's presence creates tension, with Dark Wizards involved in a dispute with Zheng Sushan freezing in place.
• The Shadow Cat reveals it was called as the second emergency contact by Su Shijun.
• An Enforcement Team from Edge Academy arrives, led by Captain Catherine, to confiscate the Wander Bar and arrest four suspected fraudulent Wizards.

Character Developments

• The multi-armed waiter is revealed to be the one managing the bar when the Wanderer Wizards are not present.
• Jiang Yu demonstrates her authority and influence as a high-ranking witch.
• Su Shijun shows her power and decision-making capabilities as an Archwizard.
• The Shadow Cat displays its cunning and nonchalant attitude.
• Captain Catherine shows her professionalism and adherence to rules as an Enforcement Team Captain.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and hierarchies among wizards.
• The consequences of breaking wizarding laws and the involvement of different authorities (Danhaag, Black Prison, Edge Academy).
• The tension between different factions and their interactions.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun's polite yet tense interaction, with both acknowledging each other's authority.
• The Shadow Cat's playful and teasing interaction with Su Shijun.
• The Enforcement Team's arrival and interaction with the involved Dark Wizards, showing their professionalism and commitment to justice.
• The old Wizard's active cooperation with the Enforcement Team, highlighting his eagerness to distance himself from the suspected fraudulent Wizards.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An Archwizard, later revealed to be Councilor Su, trashed the Wander Bar.
• A short witch and her companion witnessed the event from a booth.
• The You Zui Hunting Team, led by Zheng Qing (rumored to be Councilor Su's illegitimate son), and the Young Lady of the Jiang Family (engaged to Zheng Qing) were involved.
• The Wander Bar was sealed, and the Relevant Department and Edge Academy's enforcement team didn't intervene.

Character Developments

• The short witch is fearful and chatty, with some knowledge about prominent families in the Wizard Council.
• Her companion is more composed and informed about recent events and prominent figures.
• Zheng Qing is powerful, has a complicated relationship with Councilor Su, and doesn't seem eager to cause trouble.
• The Flower Cat is a talking familiar with a sarcastic attitude.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The incident at the Wander Bar highlights the power struggle between different factions, with Councilor Su's influence and Zheng Qing's power coming into play.
• Reputation and Status: The rumors about Zheng Qing's illegitimate status and his engagement to the Jiang Family's young lady impact his and others' reputations.
• Fear and Avoidance: The witnesses' fear of the Archwizard and their avoidance of the sealed Wander Bar show the characters' caution in dealing with powerful figures and dangerous situations.

Character Interactions

• The short witch and her companion have a friendly but slightly exasperating relationship, with her doing most of the talking and him providing information.
• Zheng Qing and the Flower Cat have a tense, sarcastic relationship, with Zheng Qing showing irritation towards the familiar's remarks.
• The witnesses and Zheng Qing show fear or caution when dealing with powerful figures like Councilor Su.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dark Wizards are arrested by Edge Academy's enforcement team, causing guests to flee the Wander Bar.
• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun remain in the bar and engage in a conversation.
• Su Shijun reveals that a Witch who was severely injured has woken up, hinting at the Gypsy Witch's revival.

Character Developments

• Jiang Yu shows calmness and composure throughout the conversation, revealing her maturity and resilience.
• Su Shijun demonstrates her political acumen and understanding of the power dynamics within the Witch community.

Significant Themes

• Freedom and Choice: Both Jiang Yu and Su Shijun acknowledge that their choices are their own, and they won't interfere with each other's.
• Power Dynamics: The conversation highlights the political landscape and the competition among Witches to become Legendary.
• Memory and Moving On: The chapter explores the characters' pasts and their ability to move forward despite beautiful memories.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Su Shijun engage in a polite yet candid conversation, with Su Shijun attempting to advise Jiang Yu about the political landscape and her romantic prospects.
• Despite their differences, there's an underlying mutual respect and understanding between the two Witches.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, now Dean of Atlas, is given a cat by Danhaag, which speaks and provides guidance.
• Zheng Qing meets with representatives from the Relevant Department (Seven, Eleven, Thirteen) at the ruins of Ziwei Palace in the Silent Forest.
• The meeting is tense, with the Relevant Department representatives showing indifference and lack of enthusiasm.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates maturity and assertiveness, contrasting with his humble demeanor in the past.
• The Relevant Department representatives (Seven, Eleven, Thirteen) show indifference and detachment, reflecting the department's rules and emotional indifference.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for influence within organizations.
• The tension between new leadership (Zheng Qing) and established powers (Relevant Department).
• The theme of hidden or secretive organizations and their rules.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Flower Cat: The cat provides guidance and wisdom, while Zheng Qing listens and learns.
• Zheng Qing and Master Baoyangzi: Master Baoyangzi acts as a mediator and provides information about the Relevant Department.
• Zheng Qing and the Relevant Department representatives (Seven, Eleven, Thirteen): The interaction is tense and formal, with the representatives showing little enthusiasm towards Zheng Qing's appointment.