Named for the homeward spell, this chapter delivers the climax of Frieren's slip into the past. With her help Himmel shatters Grausam's illusion and routs the demons one by one, while the magic called Vialathor at last carries Frieren back to the era she belongs to.
Summary
The chapter shares its name with Vialathor, the magic meant to carry Frieren home, and it caps off her unexpected journey into the past. Trapped within an illusion spun by the demon Grausam, Himmel breaks loose with Frieren's aid and drives his captor into retreat. Fleeting dream visions surface during the struggle, among them the figures of Lord Norm and Voll.
Key Events
Freed from the illusion, Himmel rounds on Solitär and pushes that demon to flee as well, while Eisen deals a wound to Rivale that sends the last of the attackers running. Their plan collapses entirely when Frieren is finally swept back to her own era, robbing the demons of any chance to seize her and the future knowledge she carries.
Notes
This 118th chapter ran on December 6, 2023 in Issue 2, twenty-two pages that open the thirteenth volume while continuing the Goddess's Monument arc in the Northern Lands. The cover pairs Himmel with Frieren. An immunity to curses that Grausam here calls the Goddess's Divine Grace first appeared in Chapter 31 under the name Blessing of the Goddess, a gift bestowed by the Goddess of Creation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Frieren Chapter 118?
Chapter 118, Vialathor, delivers the climax of Frieren's slip into the past. With her help Himmel shatters the demon Grausam's illusion and routs the attackers, and the magic called Vialathor at last carries Frieren back to the era she belongs to.
Does Frieren return to her own time in Chapter 118?
Yes. In Chapter 118 the spell Vialathor finally sweeps Frieren back to her own era, which collapses the demons' plan to seize her and the future knowledge she carries.
How do the heroes drive off the demons in Chapter 118?
In Chapter 118, Himmel breaks free of Grausam's illusion and forces him to retreat, then rounds on Solitär and pushes that demon to flee as well. Eisen deals a wound to Rivale that sends the last attacker running.
What is the Goddess's Divine Grace mentioned in Chapter 118?
In Chapter 118, the demon Grausam refers to an immunity to curses as the Goddess's Divine Grace. It first appeared in Chapter 31 under the name Blessing of the Goddess, a gift bestowed by the Goddess of Creation.
When was Frieren Chapter 118 released?
Frieren Chapter 118, Vialathor, ran on December 6, 2023 in Issue 2. Its twenty-two pages open the thirteenth volume while continuing the Goddess's Monument arc in the Northern Lands.
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