On the night before the Band of the Falcon rides into Wyndham, a grand banquet honors them. Griffith shines among the nobles while Guts and Casca escape the crowd to the terrace. The king then ends the war, ennobles the whole band as the White Phoenix Knights, and makes Griffith a general.
The night before the Band of the Falcon marches back into Wyndham, a lavish banquet is held in their honor. Because the company numbers in the thousands, only a small party attends as representatives: Griffith, Guts, Casca, Judeau, Corkus, Pippin, and Rickert, and for the first time the rank-and-file mercenaries dress up to mingle with the aristocracy. Griffith moves through it all with ease and is at once mobbed by admiring women, while the other men soon find themselves cornered too. Guts, celebrated for cutting down Boscogn, is overwhelmed and slips away from the crowd fawning over his comrades.
Laban and Owen, both present, notice nobles watching Griffith with sharp interest and remark that so meteoric a rise is certain to draw enemies eager to check it. Meanwhile Casca, hemmed in by suitors, spots Guts resting on a bench, excuses herself, and hurries over to use him as an escape. She jabs him under the chin and hauls him out onto the deserted terrace, where she admits she feels out of place in a gown and asks whether years of fighting have left her body looking wrong in one. Guts tells her she outshines the women circling Griffith and suggests she ask the commander to dance, but she refuses, sure she would tread on his feet.
When Casca wonders aloud what could have drawn Guts to such an event, he says the celebration is the harvest of everything Griffith has built and he wants to see it firsthand. Before he can say more, cheers erupt inside as the king, queen, and princess of Midland arrive. Casca heads back in while Guts lingers, keeping to himself a second, private reason for coming that only Griffith knows about.
Addressing the hall, the king recounts Midland's wartime suffering, announces an armistice with Tudor that ends the war, and reveals that he will grant the entire Band of the Falcon the highest noble rank under the name White Phoenix Knights, raising Griffith from count to general and knighting the unit commanders. As the stunned band celebrates, Griffith glances out at Guts and smiles warmly.

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....
In Episode 30, the King of Midland announces an armistice with Tudor that ends the war and grants the entire Band of the Falcon the highest noble rank under the name White Phoenix Knights. Griffith is raised from count to general, and the unit commanders are knighted.
In Episode 30, Casca is hemmed in by suitors at the banquet and uses Guts, who is resting on a bench, as an escape from the crowd. She pulls him out onto the deserted terrace, where she admits she feels out of place in a gown.
Guts is celebrated in Episode 30 for cutting down the enemy commander Boscogn. The attention overwhelms him, and he slips away from the crowd fawning over him and the other members of the Band of the Falcon.
When Casca asks him in Episode 30, Guts says the celebration is the harvest of everything Griffith has built and that he wants to see it firsthand. He keeps a second, private reason for attending to himself, one that only Griffith knows about.
In Episode 30, Laban and Owen watch nobles eyeing Griffith with sharp interest and remark that so meteoric a rise is certain to draw enemies eager to check it. Their comment foreshadows the political danger Griffith's success will bring.
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