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War Cry of the Wind (1)

EpisodeEp. 183

Griffith rides unopposed to the Kushan general and kills him with a single thrust, then stands untouched as arrows fall short around him. Zodd and a new knight, Locus, cut into the ranks as the captive Sonia is drawn helplessly toward the Falcon of Light.

Magazine: Young Animal #15
Page Count: 21
Publication Date: 2001-07-27
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Summary

Griffith walks his horse through the town square under the stares of soldiers and captives alike, Silat too stunned to react as the Falcon of Light passes him and rides straight to the Kushan general. Without a word, Griffith runs his sword through the general's eye and kills him. In the silence that follows, the second-in-command orders a volley, and the arrows streak at Griffith, who never turns his head. Every shaft buries itself in the ground on his far side, leaving him looking merely bored.

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Unable to explain how their arrows missed a man who never moved, the Kushan write it off as chance and ready another volley. Before they can loose it, an armored, human-formed Zodd cuts them down from behind with a huge sword and war axe. As the soldiers wheel to face him, the front ranks are run through by a single sweep of a long lance. Its wielder reins in beside Griffith, lifts his visor, and names himself Locus, saying an oracle guided him to the city. He pledges himself to the Falcon of Light, and Griffith accepts.

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Notes

Zodd and Locus turn together on the Kushan while Griffith looks on, sword drawn but still. The women held prisoner overhear the exchange and rejoice to learn Griffith truly lives. Sonia, the silent girl among them, is so overcome that she frees herself from her bindings with her teeth and runs toward him, growing more entranced with every step until she simply stops and gazes up at him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Berserk's "War Cry of the Wind (1)" chapter (Episode 183)?

In "War Cry of the Wind (1)," Griffith rides unopposed into the Kushan held town and kills their general with a single strike, then a knight named Locus and an armored Zodd cut into the Kushan ranks while the captive Sonia is drawn toward him.

How does Griffith kill the Kushan general in this chapter?

Griffith rides his horse straight up to the Kushan general without a word and runs his sword through the general's eye, killing him instantly.

What happens when Kushan archers fire a volley of arrows at Griffith?

The Kushan loose a volley of arrows at Griffith, but every shaft lands harmlessly on the ground beside him even though he never turns his head, leaving him looking merely bored.

Who is Locus, and how does he pledge himself to Griffith?

Locus is an armored knight who cuts down Kushan soldiers with a lance, then reins in beside Griffith, lifts his visor, and says an oracle guided him to the city before pledging himself to the Falcon of Light, which Griffith accepts.

How does Sonia react upon learning Griffith is alive?

Sonia, a silent captive girl, is so overcome with joy that she frees herself from her bindings with her teeth and runs toward Griffith, growing more entranced with each step until she stops and simply gazes up at him.

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