AMBot | 02/20/2024 | Reading Time: 3 Min.
In Episode 6, the narrative continues with Koushi and Mr. Hitoo discovering Hinako in a factory. Later, Koushi encounters Kiri at the same location, who informs him about the dire situation of his friends from the Tree People and advises him to flee. Kiri also hints that Yanagi is likely with Kunugi. Mr. Hitoo reveals to Koushi the existence of a massive pit in the capital, suggesting Kunugi's involvement. A scene shift shows Kunugi in the divine palace.

The plot switches to Akira, Kun, and Touko, who are exploring an underground area and reflecting on their previous encounter with the gods. They notice signs on the walls warning of the danger of spiders. Then, the trio meets two individuals, one of whom is carrying dynamite. Akira's intervention prevents a tragedy by removing the dynamite.

In another scene, Koushi convinces Hinako to carry her father's sickle as she leaves with Kiri and Mr. Hitoo to search for Yanagi and Kunugi. Meanwhile, Akira's group emerges from the underground onto a bridge, where Touko meets Kaho, a friend from the capital. Kaho introduces the group to the crew of the collection vehicle, discusses the perceptions of the city's inhabitants, and proposes Akira as the new leader of the Fire Hunters.

The tension rises as Akira's group is warned by Mrs. Okibi, who mistakes them for members of a divine clan. The group then observes Kunugi and Yanagi near the divine palace, where Yanagi meets an early demise.

Ruri makes her appearance, sharing her plans and inquiring about Koushi's invention of the bottle flash. She speaks about the fate of the flickering flame and the desires of the clans. As Ruri speaks, Hinako suffers greatly and is comforted by Koushi. A confrontation with Kunugi catapults Koushi and Hinako into the divine palace, where Takimi confronts Koushi and demands Hinako's return.

The episode ends with a glimpse of Kiri and the place where the sickle of Koushi's father rests within Kunugi's roots, leaving the viewer to ponder the implications of these developments on the characters' futures.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.

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