"She hit back... the Straight Thunder."
With the premise that the formerly invincible Sky Golems that caused the tragedies in the previous stories are finally going to be destroyed once and for all, it goes without saying there are going to be awe-inspiring moments.
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- Chapter 1:
- The very first moment on this page requires some background. In The Jackalope and Pandemonium, all attacks on Sky Golems, be it a simple rock or a salvo of gunfire, were ineffective. Once the attack on Enoth begins, Dakini bats the first beam away into a mountain, and with some effort, reflects the barrage of Straight Thunders all three fire, with one of them lodging into the one leading the group. Even though it manages to fire one more that hits her directly, Dakini is still able to get back up and only stops trying to pursue them because she realized the building that had the window that looks like a sunflower was destroyed, causing her to break down crying.
- Chapter 3:
- The Title Drop moment has Dakini gracefully defeat the Great Silver Jaw in a few swift movements.
- Chapter 5:
- Through some research, lining up of dates, and a hunch from watching the fight in Enoth from a distance, Prakasha is able to deduce that the appearances of the Thunder Beasts are tied to Sky Golem attacks and that they likely are actually fighting against them, when previously they were confused for assisting the Golems due to the stigma against variants.
- Chapter 7:
- While Eiden is trying to cheer up the injured brother by talking about Dakini, one of the Spider Golems pops up behind him. What does Eiden do? He immediately pushes the rubble against the Golem, stopping it. Even though it stabs his arm, he refuses to budge.
- Chapter 11:
- Eiden finds it in himself to face down the zombie Karura to prevent him from dragging more innocents into a tragedy and making Dakini sad. He wields her sword and is able to strike Karura down by himself, even taking a similar blow to his arm that Dakini did in her battle with him.
- Chapter 12:
- Upon seeing him attempt to touch her daughter, Kayoh kicks Yatagarasu so hard that he gets flung through a wall and unveiling another part of the ruins. This also left him unconscious long enough to be captured and restrained.
- Prakasha shows how observant she can be by pointing out the discrepancy between the number of fingers on the hands of the animal people and the golems, reasoning that if someone were to make a construct based on their form that was intended to interact with their species, that they would try to match up as many features and body parts. She reasons that despite part of Yatagarasu's name meaning 'crow' that his hands don't match up with any crow people and that some other species must have built him and the humanoid golems. Even Yatagarasu admits that she's quite clever for figuring this out.
