AMBot | 01/14/2024 | Reading Time: 3 Min.
In Season 2, Episode 2 of "Shin no Nakama," the story revolves around the interactions and challenges faced by the characters. Yarandrala, who is delighted to see Gideon again, is concerned about the potential betrayal and injustice toward him and Rit. She suggests they go to Kiramin, the land of eternal spring, but Gideon and Rit prefer to stay in Zoltan and invite Yarandrala to join them.

The episode then transitions into a moment of relaxation, where the group, feeling the mountain chill most acutely, discovers a refreshing hot spring. When Yarandrala learns that Red is alone in a smaller spring, she impulsively joins him, followed by Rit.

An interesting development occurs when Tisse and Ruti discuss Rit. Tisse, who shows an obvious fondness for Ruti, is left alone after Ruti humorously asserts her role as Red's "number one beloved," a statement that abruptly interrupts the previously touching mood of their interaction.

Soon, the group encounters the Gem Giants, who are in dire straits due to a lack of gems, their primary food source. In a gesture of goodwill, Red, Rit, and Ruti offer them their Zoltanian glass, originally intended for trade, thus forging a strong alliance with the giants. However, the true cause of the giants' plight—a Gem Beast that transforms gems into toxic lead—remains a threat.

The Gem Beast proves to be a fearsome foe, resisting the group's attacks and even reflecting their magic. Red hypothesizes that the beast's power stems from multiple blessings. With a potion that weakens these blessings, the group manages to weaken the beast, allowing Ruti to deliver a final, decisive blow.

After the victory, the group returns to Zoltan. While Morgrim secures an important Earth Crystal, Yarandrala decides to stay in Zoltan, drawn by the happiness and contentment Gideon has found there.

The episode ends with a hint of an impending conflict as the Demon King's airship heads toward Zoltan.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.

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