
Closing out the tern storyline, this chapter swaps its title from the fettered bird to a liberated one, signaling the thread's resolution within Volume 16. Einar, Thorfinn, Leif, Bug-Eyes, Gudrid, Sigurd, Halfdan, Tulla and Asrid all appear as the sequence reaches its end.
Titled The Liberated Tern, this chapter caps the storyline that had run under the Fettered Tern banner, its renamed heading marking the freeing of what was once bound. Thorfinn, Einar, Leif and Bug-Eyes appear together with Gudrid, Sigurd, Halfdan, Tulla and Asrid.
No scene-by-scene account is documented for the chapter. The shift from a fettered tern to a liberated one in the title signals the resolution of the arc, and its recorded cast gathers the storyline's principal figures for that close.
Chapter 109, titled The Liberated Tern, caps the storyline that had run under the Fettered Tern banner, gathering Thorfinn, Einar, Leif, and Bug-Eyes together with Gudrid, Sigurd, Halfdan, Tulla, and Asrid.
The title shifts from a fettered bird to a liberated one, signaling the freeing of what was once bound and marking the resolution of the eight-part Fettered Tern storyline.
Chapter 109 is collected in Volume 16.
Chapter 109 was released on October 31, 2014, running sixteen pages.
Chapter 109 features Einar, Thorfinn, Leif Ericson, Bug-Eyes, Gudrid, Sigurd, Halfdan, Tulla, and Asrid.
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