In chapter 231, Silat and the Tapasa are summoned before Emperor Ganishka, who angrily reprimands them for failing to capture Griffith. Later, Ganishka visits Princess Charlotte and tries to force her into having his child, claiming it could end the war. Charlotte calls out Griffith’s name, and Ganishka realizes from her many Griffith-themed embroideries that she loves him. He leaves her and becomes even more determined to challenge Griffith and the power behind him.
Berserk manga Chapter 340 follows Rickert, Erica, Silat, and the Tapasa as they escape Falconia and head toward the Kushan territories. Rickert begins explaining Griffith’s transformation and the terrifying events of the Eclipse to Silat, helping him understand the danger they are facing. Meanwhile, Rakshas survives the attack and continues pursuing them. The chapter gives…
In chapter 283, Ganishka grows even larger and threatens to keep Griffith imprisoned rather than kill him. Griffith remains completely calm and taunts him. Then a powerful gust of wind sweeps across the battlefield, forcing Ganishka out of his fog form and down onto his knees. Griffith realizes that neither side can currently defeat the…
In chapter 185, Farnese and Serpico spend a freezing night camping in the ruins of an old house while continuing their search for Guts. Serpico then remembers his childhood, when he lived in poverty with his sick mother. After being attacked by other boys, he was found nearly buried in snow by young Farnese, who…
Berserk manga Chapter 329 takes the story back to Guts’ childhood, showing him as a young prisoner after losing a battle. A fellow prisoner named Martino helps Guts escape his restraints, but Guts is eventually captured again and thrown into a cell. While remembering Gambino’s harsh lessons about survival, Guts notices a small flower growing…
In Berserk manga chapter 18, Casca explains why she resents Guts and how his arrival changed her relationship with Griffith. She tells Guts that Griffith relies on him more than anyone else, while Guts seems less concerned with Griffith’s dream. As Casca and Guts hide from Adon’s soldiers, her fever worsens and they struggle to…
In chapter 138, Farnese speaks with Mozgus about her growing doubts regarding the Holy See’s treatment of the refugees. Mozgus explains that his extreme devotion comes from believing that every painful act he performs is part of God’s will, even when it causes suffering. He tells Farnese a story about a woman who devoted her…