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.
In chapter 184, Silat sends the Tapasa to attack Griffith, but a mysterious Kushan outcast named Rakshas suddenly defeats them and introduces himself to Griffith. He says he has heard the prophecy of the Falcon of Light and wants to protect Griffith until the day he kills him. Meanwhile, another powerful warrior, Grunbeld, arrives in…
In Berserk manga chapter 16, Guts continues fighting alongside the Band of the Hawk and becomes more familiar with the group. During a dangerous mission, he faces several enemies and shows the exceptional sword skills that have made him valuable to Griffith. Casca remains wary of Guts, creating tension between them even as he proves…
In chapter 161, Guts is surrounded by Mozgus’ remaining disciples and is badly overwhelmed. Mozgus flies away with the unconscious Casca, while Isidro manages to cling onto him. The disciples then try to finish Guts, but he uses their attacks against them and defeats them one by one. Finally, Guts kills the crow-like disciple as…
In chapter 126, the story shifts away from Guts and focuses on the worsening condition of Midland. Across the kingdom, people begin experiencing the same strange dream: their homeland is destroyed by war, disease, famine, and monstrous armies, while a glowing white falcon appears in the darkness as a symbol of hope. Laban travels through…
In chapter 151, Guts, Luca, and Isidro decide to enter the Tower of Conviction to rescue Casca and Nina. Guts initially wants to go alone, but Isidro refuses to stay behind, while Luca insists on helping because she wants to make sure the girls are safe. Inside the tower, Puck searches for Casca and Nina…
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…