What Ines doesn’t realize is that Carcel’s life is threatened in every timeline. He always died an unfated death. He has yet to meet his true death. His life is always used by the imperial family to gain glory or to rescue them. The only difference this time is both Ines and him finally have memories so they can navigate an unfated death more carefully to live out their true fate and end this cycle of repeated lives forever.
I guess it’s now Ponso’s turn to be hated by readers because…like…he’s supposed to know that Elko can’t be trusted.
For the rest of us, I guess Ponso truly feels indebted to Elko because of what he suffered in Galico. The guilt probably influences the way he sees Elko but at least he’s now suspicious. It’s only a matter of time before the truth comes out.
As far as he and Ari are concerned, I don’t think either of them are blameless. One can say the circumstances forced both of them in their respective circumstances. Just like there are those who said Ari had no choice but to become engaged to Ceaser due to the king trying to force her, there are those who should understand it was a coercive situation for Ponso as well. At least now he’s back in his home country, he can do something about his situation.
Allie makes the observation that 17th Terry shouldn’t be like this. I hope she finds out the truth soon.
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Yeah, Reed is Terry’s 100th self. There’s a reason why Terry in ch129 is 117th Terry. He was basically caught/defeated and tortured for 16 more lives after 100th. Unbeknownst to both him and MC, she saved him from that prison of being tortured.
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It seems Reid/Theslid was imprisoned by five powerful people (heroes) after he gave into evil in the 100th round. They imprisoned him in the abyss and his life was used to keep the world going for 16 more regressions. They must have known the truth that without Terry’s continuous death and regression, the world will not go on since his very existence sustains the world. Anyway, when Ally goes to get the disc, someone died after she retrieved it. That someone was the imprisoned Reid/Terry.
So then, Terry regresses and, if I understand it correctly, possesses 17th round Terry. I think it corresponds with the time Ally found the Terry who had to relearn how to speak and communicate by reading books. Like he was a blank slate at first then eventually began to regain himself. Remember he also had to regain his skills and power. Apparently that’s because during his imprisonment in the abyss, he was forced to drink this water that has the side effect of deteriorating his mind and creates illusions and memory loss.







Juan is not so unfeeling towards his sons. The issue is, the emperor has demanded that they prove their loyalty. Isabella said before that Juan didn’t approve of the match between Miguel and Dolores. The problem is, the war Carcel is being sent to has everyone saying he will die. It’s supposedly a death trap and there’s truth in it. So Juan would rather go through with an aristocratic marriage so that Carcel wouldn’t have to die and both of his sons stay alive.
To me the problem is that the imperial family is demanding Escalante prove their loyalty by sacrificing one of their sons when there is no cause whatsoever for the imperial family to doubt Escalante. It can only mean someone had been whispering in the ears of the emperor. As the Chinese saying goes: keeping the emperor’s company is like living with a tiger. Just one doubt in his mind can lead to the fall of a family.