Synopsis[]
- After Rista and Seiya once again to the Divine Realm, Aria proposes that Seiya train under the tutelage of one of the Gods there. A looming crisis on Gaeabrande compels the pair to return, and seek out companions to aid them in their quest.
Summary[]
Seiya realizes that his level increase has started to slow down, so Ristarte tries to convince him to level up by fighting monsters on Gaeabrande. When Seiya refuses, Ariadoa suggests he train with a god, so Ristarte introduces Seiya to the Divine Blade God, Cerceus, who has trained non-stop for centuries. As the days go by, Ristarte notices Cerceus becoming depressed and even losing weight. On the fourth day of training, she finds Cerceus hiding as Seiya has already surpassed him, but still refuses to let him take a break. Cerceus is now so terrified that when Seiya finally catches him, he throws his sword into the ocean rather than resume training, but Seiya simply drags him away to practice unarmed combat instead. Ristarte learns from Ishtar that in response to Chaos Machina's death, the Demon Lord plans on sending the demon Deathmagla and an undead army to the town of Seimul where there are two warriors Ishtar has foreseen will be their allies. Ristarte takes Seiya to Seimul, where they meet Mash and Elulu, two dragonkin descendants, at a church. Seiya reveals that Father Marth is an undead in disguise and defeats him without even drawing his sword. He then thoroughly destroys the body with explosions. In the process, he also destroys the church. Afterwards, he rudely tells Mash and Elulu he doesn't need them.
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Differences from Manga[]
The priest in the anime is relatively younger, with brown hair, a mustache, and glasses. He also wasn't wearing a Zucchetto.