Rosine takes human form to welcome Jill and invites her to the Misty Valley, only for Guts to burst in and sever part of her wing. She flees with Jill into the sky, offering the girl a chance to fly forever if she will become one of the winged elves.
Guts senses blood seeping from his Brand of Sacrifice and turns back the way he came, aware an apostle is close. Before Jill's eyes, Rosine restores her old human face, unchanged from the day she departed, though the rest of her body keeps its elfin look. She greets Jill warmly and shows off her new form. Jill recalls Guts' claim about the sacrifices behind it but keeps silent rather than accuse her friend.
Thrilled by the reunion, Rosine asks Jill to join her at the Misty Valley and turns to inform her elf thralls that the girl may enter. She wraps Jill in an embrace and lifts off, meaning to carry her to the hideaway, but their climb is broken when Guts sprints back and swings at Rosine despite Jill in her arms. She speeds her ascent to escape, losing the tail of one wing to the blade. Her face snaps back to its monstrous shape and she commands her thralls to attack, only for Jill to beg her to stop the fight before it starts. Rosine relents, wheeling away with Jill and her elves and leaving Guts with the now-freed Puck.
Puck suspects Guts cared nothing for Jill's safety in that swing; Guts admits it, yet begins to wonder whether he pulled the strike out of concern after all. The fairy berates him for his indifference and flies off alone, while Guts studies the severed wing-tail and suspects he truly did hold back. Far overhead, a frightened Jill clings to Rosine, who bids her behold a view no human will ever see, a vantage known only to birds and elves. Enthralled by the landscape below, Jill listens as Rosine offers her endless flight, on the condition that she become one of them.
Rosine assumes her human face to welcome Jill and invites her to the Misty Valley. Guts ambushes them mid-flight and severs part of Rosine's wing, provoking her to summon her thralls before Jill talks her down. Rosine flees with Jill, leaving Guts to wonder whether he held back his swing. High above the world, Rosine offers Jill perpetual flight if she agrees to become one of the winged elves.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
This 20-page Conviction Arc chapter appeared in Young Animal issue 15, dated July 1997. It marks the first open clash between Guts and Rosine and plants doubt about whether Guts restrained himself for Jill's sake. Rosine's aerial pitch tempts Jill with the freedom her harsh village life denied her.
In World of the Winged Ones, Rosine takes her old human face to welcome Jill and invites her to the Misty Valley, but Guts bursts in mid-flight and severs part of Rosine's wing before she escapes with Jill into the sky.
In World of the Winged Ones, Guts senses blood from his Brand of Sacrifice and rushes back the moment he realizes an apostle is near, then swings at Rosine as she carries Jill away despite the girl being in her arms.
By the end of World of the Winged Ones, Rosine shows Jill a view only birds and elves ever see and offers her a chance to fly forever, on the condition that Jill agree to become one of the winged elves.
In World of the Winged Ones, Guts only manages to sever the tail of one of Rosine's wings before she flees skyward with Jill, her face snapping back to its monstrous shape as she escapes.
In World of the Winged Ones, Puck initially accuses Guts of caring nothing for Jill's safety and flies off angry, though Guts himself studies the severed wing tail afterward and starts to wonder whether he actually held back his swing for her sake.
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