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Chapter 1148: Ronja

Manga ChapterCh. 1148

A thirty-second clock is set on the giant child Ronja's life to force Jarul's surrender. Robin's clone tricks Sommers off the branch, and Gaban arrives to lop off the immortal's arm, a wound that refuses to close.

Cover Story: Oni Child Yamato's Golden Harvest Surrogate Pilgrimage, Vol. 33
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Summary

Steered onto an arrow that runs off the branch, the child Ronja keeps walking until the sheer drop freezes her in place. Gunko, now at the children's spot, reports that their first victim is ready, and Sommers issues an ultimatum to all of Elbaph: if Jarul does not order the school and library burned within thirty seconds, Ronja plunges into the Underworld and dies. The giants are split, weighing a thousand years of recorded history against the children's lives, and arguing over whether to bow to the Knights and serve the World Government at all. Robin steps up knowing she cannot truly harm an immortal, while Nami rages that not even the vilest criminals would murder children. Ripley, Dorry, and Brogy break into two groups to handle the beasts and reach the young ones.

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Key Events

Robin lands Cien Fleur: Craspedia, drawing blood and snapping Sommers' spine, but he resets and resumes the count. She then throws both herself and Sommers off the branch, reasoning that enough distance would lift his thorns from the children, only for him to find he stabbed a decoy. The genuine Robin attacks Gunko's arrows and learns the blade cannot cut them, meaning only Gunko's defeat will free the captives. With ten seconds left, a weeping Ronja tells Jarul she loves her school and library and would rather fall than make everyone sad, calling herself a lucky girl. Jarul reluctantly tells Ange to set both ablaze, and she agrees through her regret.

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Notes

Robin is brought to tears as Sommers climbs back and pins her with his power. Just as he moves to finish her, his right arm is sliced clean off and, to his shock, fails to grow back. The attacker is Gaban, whom Sommers recognizes an instant before a furious slash opens his chest. The strike landing where Robin's could not, leaving an immortal's wound unhealed, marks Gaban's extraordinary strength and cracks the Knights' aura of invincibility. The cover continues the Yamato pilgrimage serial, and the chapter belongs to the Elbaph Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Chapter 1148 titled "Ronja"?

The chapter centers on Ronja, a giant child the Knights of God use to force Jarul's hand, setting a thirty-second countdown before she is dropped into the Underworld unless the school and library are burned.

What does Ronja say before Jarul makes his decision in Chapter 1148?

With ten seconds left, a weeping Ronja tells Jarul she loves her school and library and would rather fall than make everyone sad, calling herself a lucky girl.

How does Robin try to stop Sommers in Chapter 1148?

Robin attacks Sommers with Cien Fleur: Craspedia and even throws herself and him off the branch hoping the distance would lift his thorns from the children, but he escapes by leaving a decoy in her grip instead.

Who wounds Sommers permanently in Chapter 1148?

Scopper Gaban slices off Sommers' right arm and slashes his chest, an injury that, unlike his usual regeneration, fails to heal, proving the Knights of God are not truly invincible.

What choice does Jarul make in Chapter 1148?

Jarul reluctantly orders Ange to set both the school and library ablaze to save Ronja's life, a decision Ange carries out through her regret.

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