“You feared my curse magic,” the Fourth says quietly. “But curses are just love that forgot its shape. Let me remind you.”
In a quiet, wordless double-page spread, Vandalieu is shown staring at his own reflection in a dark pool of water. The raw text includes his internal monologue, questioning whether he is becoming the "evil god" that the church of Alda has branded him. This introspective moment is a hallmark of the series. “You feared my curse magic,” the Fourth says quietly
: While followers of the god Alda view him as a monster, those under the goddess Vida see him as a "vengeful hero". His actions are often framed as self-preservation or defense of those discarded by society. The raw text includes his internal monologue, questioning
While specific "RAW" plot details for Chapter 61 can vary based on release timing, the transition from Chapter 60 typically deals with the fallout of Vandalieu's discovery. His actions are often framed as self-preservation or
Chapter 61 is expected to introduce Miles , the corrupt noble who controls the border trade routes. Unlike previous villains who underestimated Van, Miles has been watching from the shadows. Expect a cold, calculating foe rather than a berserker.
: He discovers that the people forced to work there are the descendants of those displaced from Talosheim two centuries ago.