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Tonight we are going over a recap for season two of Overlord, continuing last week's podcast
on it.
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Alrighty, last week, uh, recap of season one.
This week, recap of season two of Overlord.
We are going in order same as last time.
How many episodes is this one?
I got 13.
13.
Cool.
Yeah, they're all 13.
I love what a show has like, it's my OCD I guess.
When it has to be an even set, like every season has to be the same set of shows, you
know what I mean?
Yeah.
Like 13, nine, eight, nine, what?
You know what I mean?
So it really bothers you with one piece where there's no season?
Not really, cause it's like there's no season.
So one episode, but like some shows when they say like, uh, like Supernatural, right?
Yeah, it changed a lot.
It changed a lot.
And then like the writers fragging some of them, like it dropped a lot of episodes.
Yeah, I remember that.
Like, oh, it just, it just.
And then South Park.
And South Park, because it, it like, it, uh, it was like 14, like it was like a random
episodes for like a few seasons.
Yeah.
Then they set on 14, 14, 14, 14, 14, 14, then it was like 10, 10, 10, 10.
Now it's like, like six.
Six.
Now it's like four.
I guess because like it's, it's not like in between.
Yeah.
It's coming down.
Like, you know, that's probably, it feels better.
Yeah.
But what it's like, you know, like 17, 12, 11, 21, 17, 17, 17, 19, 17, 17.
Oh, no, no.
It throws your OCD off.
It does wind too.
So I know every season of Overlord though is 13.
How many seasons are there?
Four.
So it's still an even number.
Yeah.
So what?
26, that's 52 episodes.
My math's not too good.
50?
No, it is.
It's 52.
Okay.
I was looking at you, I was like, Hey, does he realize he's right?
Or?
Yeah, I was, I didn't know.
I'm math too fast.
Almost passed out.
So for some people that follow it as a straight series, the way they do one piece, it'd be
episode 14 for the normal people.
It's episode one of season two is the way they set it up.
So we start off in the Slain Theocracy.
Title of the episode, by the way, is the Dawn of Despair.
Sounds hopeful.
So in the Slain Theocracy, which is the country from which those warriors in the first season
came to kill the head warrior of that country, the captain of the Black Scripture, which
is like their elite hidden attack squad, basically.
Elite?
Is it the Anubis?
Black Scripture.
And Zeshy, Zetsmuchi, I'm sorry.
Zetsmuchi.
I can't even talk.
Zeshy?
Is it Sumi?
Let's just say that the time skim we've had for Daylight Saving Time is really fucking
with us.
It's late, but it's not, if that makes any sense.
So we start off with the captain of the Black Scripture, and Zeshy, discussing the mystery
of Ain Zul'Gon for his growing celebrity as a magic caster and a recent vampire attack,
which killed two Scripture members and severely wounded Lady Ka-Kare?
Ka-Kare?
Yeah, Ka-Kare.
Basically whenever Michelle's your blood fallen, attacked the person that used that world item
on her, the Lady Ka-Kare was from the Black Scripture, so she's already attacked one of
the Black Scripture members and basically mortally wounded her.
So that's what they're talking about as they see there's this new magic caster named Ain
Zul'Gon, and then there's this vampire that they never knew the name of or anything like
that, but it's literally part of the same equals.
Okay.
So it's Ain Zul'Gon subordinate, but they think of them as two separate entities basically.
They'll like detect the situation, like we gotta figure out what's going on.
Yeah.
So Zeshy, which is a godkin in this, so we'll find out later on that there were other people
that were sucked into this world that exist now.
So there are other people?
At one point there was.
Oh, before?
Right.
So is there ever other people, or is it just that one guy?
Just him, as far as we know.
So then I'm guessing he just fell into a coma.
That's the only thing that makes that, if it's just him, you know what I mean?
It's perfectly set up for him.
Well, there's a bunch of theories on why the other NPCs were drug along with him.
One of them is that the throne that's in Nazarik, the guild hall that they have, there's a world
item that is a throne, and it apparently has control over the entire Nazarik.
So they think that whenever he was pulled in to this new world while sitting on that
throne, it brought everything else along with the guild hall with him, because it was a
world item.
So that stuff in there, what about the stuff on the outside world?
Is it all new to him?
It's all new to him.
That's a good theory.
That's a logical theory.
Yeah.
But they haven't, even in the light novels, they haven't verified it or disproven it yet.
So we have that she expresses intrigue in Ainz as she sees a man capable of defeating her,
so as to sire for her a more powerful child.
So does that sound like Genghis Koon's daughter?
Yeah.
She, if any of them, the first American maiden will marry me, and she died of urge, because
she just used to whip some ass.
Yeah, because she basically wants to bone him, and he has bones, so there he is.
Yeah.
So rip one off and go to town.
Yeah.
Meanwhile in another location, the former adventurer Rigrit of the original 13 heroes
and the Platinum Dragon Lord discussed the possibility that a dark and powerful player
from Yggdrasil may have arrived in this new world.
So they assume even that is what gives credence to say that there was people that came from
this game before.
Mm-hmm.
Is that they know what Yggdrasil is, which was this game, but they think it was a different
world.
And these people were sucked into theirs.
So they don't consider it a game per se, because their mental state doesn't know what a game
is.
Exactly.
But they assume it's from a different dimension, these people?
Yes.
They think they're gods that have come to this world, basically.
Or at least super strong creations.
In the Rhaestes kingdom, Gaz of Stronoth, which is the person that we met last season,
is with the king and the nobles of the kingdom, deciding to bring the annual war to Baha'ruth,
which is the neighboring country.
And the king apologizes for not having sent full support for the events of Carnet Village,
which Gaz of Einzelgond took care of.
After a brief visit by Princess Rhaenyra and her squire, Clime, the king asks Gazof to
request a meeting with Einzelgond to show his gratitude for saving Gazof.
After Einz finishes a job as Momon, he returns to Nazarik to give a debriefing to Albedo.
Simply ecstatic at his return.
Like, she's doing that whole thing of like, oh my god, master, you're back.
The waifu stuff, basically.
Hello?
Yes.
Of what he has learned in relation to the notable nation-states in the known world in
proximity to Nazarik's position on the map.
Overseeing the construction of a decoy replica of Nazarik.
So they're building another whole location that's a decoy at this point, because they
know that there's people that can attack them now, but they don't know how strong they are.
So it's like, ah, we'll go ahead and create a fake version of our guild, basically.
Only out of wood instead of a tomb, that they have right now.
The Nazis did that once.
They built a fake military base that they thought the Allies would bomb.
And the Allies knew about it, so they dropped fake bombs on them.
I don't know if I inside said like, Cutswords in German or something?
But like, they're just a waste of time for both sides.
She receives a gift from Einz in the form of a talking wristwatch with the voice of
her creator, Lady Bukubukuchagama.
Which says a mouthful.
Dictating the lunch hour, because it says, it's lunch time.
And since she's like a little kid, it's like, where did you get that watch?
From Einz.
How advanced is the world?
Sometimes it's like, it was one of those kind of cash shop items.
So he paid the plug?
One of those things?
Oh, he'd get any items?
Yeah, motherfucker.
Pretty much.
He can basically set times, it's literally like just an alarm watch for the game.
Cool.
But he has her voice programmed in it.
Because it was hers at one point, but she gave it to him before the game was supposed
to end basically.
Meanwhile, Shaltir, guilt ridden by her mind control attack of Einz, drinks herself into
stupor while Eclair, which is a penguin, Sebas, as an assistant to Butler, fails to try to
cheer her up.
Kokaitis is sent to start a war with the lizard men that they have just found out about and
claim the fallen for a latter army of undead.
In the village of the lizard men, Greenclaw tribe chieftain Shatsriu discusses daily life
with his younger brother Zarysu when a monster entity comes out of the clouds.
So this basic like gigantic black orb of like just faces on a black orb comes out of the
sky.
Jesus.
Yeah.
And that's how the first episode ends.
So we have Kokaitis starting a war over there.
It's like it's going to be real bad today.
It's going to be bad.
It's going to be very bad.
We got a face orb coming down.
Cancel rate 90%.
And they live in the lizard men live in kind of a very nomadic, not nomadic, primitive
like world.
They live in a swamp with like straw topped like huts and stuff like that.
Yeah.
But they're not incompetent.
Like they actually they have warriors.
They have people that are somewhat smarter like sages and stuff like that.
So we go into episode two called Departure.
We start off with the dark entity that we met at the end of the last episode, which
is descending from the sky is a herald for warning the lizard men of the the green claw
tribe of an invasion in eight days time.
Zaryusu advises an alliance with the other lizard men tribes, Small Fang, Razortail,
Dragon Tusk and Red Eye.
But as Dragon Tusk has survivors of defeated tribes Yellow Speckle and Sharp Edge, these
are all names of their tribes and to be honest, it's not all that important to remember all
the names.
There is little hope, little to no hope of alliance with them.
Zaryusu is permitted by his brother, the chieftain to be the envoy to seek an alliance with the
other tribes.
So reaching the Red Eye tribe, Zaryusu meets Crush Lulu, the interim chief priestess of
the village and enamored by her because she has pale skin, like she has pure white skin
instead of like a normal lizard men's green or darkish maroon color skin.
So she's completely different.
She's albino, basically, and he's already like smitten with her.
Told you, where you live in a homogenous society.
You like that strategy?
Yeah.
And enamored by her, he instinctively lets out a mating cry desiring to marry her.
After an awkward start, the two discussed an alliance and reached a consensus.
Planning to build an alliance, Zaryusu and Crush arrive at the Dragon Tusk village and
meet the chieftain, Zenburu.
Zenburu Gugu is his name, and he's a gigantic lizard men based.
Mr. Gugu, please.
This is a serious conversation.
And they have also received the herald's message.
But will only join the alliance is Zaryusu can prove his worth in combat.
So they fight and Crush basically kills both of them after their little fight.
Zaryusu has a sword that's in the shape of a skull almost.
That's a frost sword, what he calls it anyway.
And he uses it basically as a shield so every time Mr. Gugu hits him, he hits the sword,
but he gets frost damage every time he does.
So eventually the fight ends because his arm starts freezing over basically.
Crush kills both of them and then we head back.
It's an interesting weapon for a lizard.
You're warm blooded aren't you?
Yeah.
Cold blooded?
Cold blooded usually.
They need more heat than normal?
Yeah.
Nice idea.
A very good idea.
Sounds like a me type of move.
We go back to Nazarick and Demiurge is talking to with Eclare, the penguin that has swirled
hair which is hilarious looking.
And it is revealed both are aware of Eclare's hidden agenda to assert Nazarick's throne
as that was the design of Ancoro Mochi Mochi, his creator.
As a decoy replica of Nazarick is under construction, Kokaitis is informed by his subordinates of
Demiurge's scroll mission and the need to report regularly.
Kokaitis takes this news and readies his army for the coming war in a few days.
And it's basically whenever Demiurge meets with Eclare it's more of like a joke to them.
Like the one thing that you learn, it doesn't necessarily show it in the anime, but in the
light novel, is that even the characters that are like comedy characters, nobody disrespects
them within that guild or within the great hall of Nazarick because they were all created
by their supreme beings so they don't look down on any other fellow Nazarick residents
as inferior.
Even if they look at them like you're weak, but they don't disrespect them because it
would be an insult to their creators.
So they try not to.
So Eclare in his flavor text it was that he will eventually assert the throne.
And he's just a little being one that can't do any length.
That's how episode 2 ends.
Next we go into episode 3 called Lizardmen Gathering.
So we have Zenburu.
He's fighting Zaryusu.
So we're showing this battle at this point.
And they wager the role of the chief and crush for a mate during this fight.
Zaryusu realizes his physical strength is less than Zenburu, but he uses Frostpain,
which is the name of the sword.
So it's actually a name sword.
Frostpain?
Frostpain like you.
Yeah.
A magic item to freeze Zenburu with each attack, causing Zenburu to yield, realizing that he
cannot keep fighting an item which will kill him as he fights.
Yeah.
Literally how it works.
Pretty much.
The group parties to discuss the alliance and Dragon Tusk joins in.
Heading to the Razortail tribe, the first attack site of the Heralds' message, Shasriu
meets the trio and everyone gathers for a scout report that shows the odds are against
him and that their forces are 3 to 1.
So Kukaitis has...
3 to 1, get one more and then you might have a chance.
Yeah.
I could take 4 to 1.
And I think it's 3 to 1 in the Lizardmen's favor.
So Kukaitis views on a crystal monitor.
I would probably just Lizardman, let's say, 3 to 1.
Yeah.
What season is it?
It would probably be summerish, spring.
Summer spring.
Because they're out of the battlefield.
Swamp.
Swamp land, we can't do that.
So I'd probably have to burn it down to get them to come out.
After that I'd probably make them attack me.
I'd retreat back to my walled fort if I have a way to get supplies.
I wait till winter.
They don't like the cold so checkmate on that one.
So he's viewing them basically on a screen, a magic crystal screen.
A tablet?
Yeah.
Without a tablet?
Kind of, yeah.
Just more magic.
Yeah.
The Lizardmen put up a moderate resistance until the five chiefs use their magic caster
abilities to quickly summon swamp elementals.
Antima informs Lord Ainz who views the situation with the battle as unexpected.
So he didn't expect him to even put up a fight at all.
Kokaitis messages Demiurge for insight.
Because he's like, I can't win.
What do I do?
The latter, Demiurge, informing him to think for himself as to how to ration and deploy
troops against the Lizardmen as it may be the undisclosed wish of Lord Ainz for Kokaitis
to learn something.
So basically he's saying that Demiurge tells him that it might not be Ainz's goal for
Kokaitis to win it, but to think for himself about battle plans, which is something that
these NPCs haven't really ever had to do.
Also as a waste of manpower and resources just to teach him a lesson.
Yeah, but they're all just summoned basic skeletons.
So it's nothing super crazy that they're using.
Nothing that will deplete their forces at all?
Not at all.
Like at all.
Like stuff that Ainz Algonq could probably raise within like five minutes.
But everybody like looks at it in awe.
Kokaitis orders an Elder Lich, Caster Commander, into the fight, tearing down resistance with
relative ease.
Seeing their chance to enter the fight, the Zard-Yusu sacrifices his steed, the Hydra
Snake W'Roro.
W'Roro.
R-O-R-O-R-O.
Oh wow.
W'Roro.
I didn't make up that name.
It's a little hard to pronounce too.
R-O-R-O.
To get in close to the Lich, to fight alongside Krush and Zinburu, who are later rendered
incapacitated, leaving Zard-Yusu to muster what strength he has left to trap himself
and the Elder Lich in a massive ice cage, which he uses with that Frostpain.
So that's a good weapon there.
After much pain and many attacks, Zard-Yusu is victorious but surprised, attacking the
Lich in a fog and driving his Frostpain sword into the former's brain.
So he stabs him straight through the eye and into the head.
With the Lizardmen victorious in battle, Kokaitis must answer to Ainz.
Ah!
That was a bit like screeching their eyes out.
Yeah.
And that's how that episode ends.
So it ends with Kokaitis meeting in front of Ainz, basically, to report what had happened.
Episode 4, Army of Death.
I mean, like, they asked me.
They just broke my jaw.
That shit happened.
So we start off the Lizardmen celebrate their victory.
Zard-Yusu and Krush are alone and attempt blushing, when Zinburu barges in wondering if they're
having fun.
Much to their shock, back in Nazarik, Ainz introduces 8th Floor Guardian, Victim, to
the others.
And he's the character that we've covered before in the Floor Guardians that looks like
a fetus with wings.
Oh yeah.
The creepy one.
Yeah, the creepy one.
Yeah.
To prepare for unforeseen encounters, Demiurge was successful in making higher quality scrolls
using what he considers Sheep Beastmen or Bipedal Sheep.
Which herons?
Which try to be...
Yeah.
Yeah, you remember that.
I remember that.
Yeah.
Those combination words, I was like, that sounds familiar.
Yeah.
Ainz promises to fulfill Shaltir's need for punishment later on.
Because she's saying she wants punishment, basically, for fucking up and getting mind
control whenever you want, baby.
Lastly, as Kokaitis was defeated, Ainz explains he gave Kokaitis a weak army so he would learn
to adapt and reapply resources as a leader.
Because all of Kokaitis' forces were low tier undead, there was no risk for Nazarick.
Basically, no risk that they lost any of them.
But Kokaitis must face punishment.
He is to eradicate the Lizardmen completely by himself.
Now he has to go out there.
He might do it better by himself than he did with the army.
Yes.
So Kokaitis instead asks the Lizardmen to be spared and to servitude of Nazarick instead
of massacring them all.
And Ainz, the Ancian Skywalker, kill all the sand people?
Yeah.
Not just the men, but the women and children too.
When Ainz asks why, Demiurge steps in, proposing it could benefit them to see how covering
a new people under Nazarick would work.
As they may have to gain in the future and start now would help preparing them for all
the new things that they deal with trying to conquer this world.
All the people we enslaved, we should might as well practice before we do.
Exactly.
So Ainz agrees, but demands Kokaitis rule them by means without fear.
So he has to try to rule them without using fear doing it.
Wow.
That's a good problem.
Ainz only wanted to hear Kokaitis' free opinion, demanding his guardians think over their orders
so as to bring greater benefit to Nazarick.
After departing, Demiurge states to the guardians that Ainz intended for all of this, wishing
they learn to be more independent in their goal for conquest.
And Kokaitis' mission was also a probe of the lizardmen.
So basically Demiurge is giving Ainz a little more benefit of the doubt that he needed because
Ainz did not learn anything to go this way.
But Demiurge thinking that he's an intelligent being fills in the gaps basically for him
and gives his whole speech about it.
In his bedroom, Ainz is happy his guardians are learning to evolve and also notices a
familiar floral scent because Albedo's been laying in his bed when he's been gone with
a body pillow.
He can smell with his skeleton man face.
Yeah.
Remember that's one of the ways that he found out that he was actually in a different world
since there was a sense of smell.
The next day, the guardians and Ainz himself return to the battlefield in a grand show
of force, freezing the lake and then one of the floor guardians gargantua twice the height
of the forest which I showed you in that picture before a long time ago where he stands up
way past the height of the chops of the trees.
Yeah.
There was a massive stone in the center of the lake and the undead perform a royal procession
for Ainz to sit atop the stone and speak before the lizardmen.
Ladies and gentlemen, can you hear me?
When the Shassa brothers act as representatives, Demiurge uses controller magic to have them
bow properly before Ainz's decree.
Kokytos will arrive in four hours time to fight them on his own.
If they win, they're forever free of Nazarid King.
And if they lose, which we all know is going to happen, the five tribe leaders discuss
sitting only themselves with Crush staying behind and leading.
As she argues against this, the tribe leaders leaves our Yusu to talk with her.
They both accept that they will be dead and Crush demands our Yusu impregnate her to preserve
their love.
Crush.
Which I...
The fake Nazari?
They're like, let's check in on the lizardmen.
Where's the albino one and where's the other guy?
They zoom in.
They're just fucking away, huh?
And he closes it out really fast.
He's like, the two twins didn't need to see that.
Orra and Mari.
Freaks here.
Especially the thigh-high one.
You play super shy and then a freak.
Yeah.
Women do that a lot where they play all dainty and innocent.
And this is a boy, it's a...
Wearing thigh-highs.
I stab him with my stinger.
And that's how episode four ends, then we go into episode five.
The Freezing God is the title.
So the lizardmen champions, the Shasha brothers, Zen-Buru with Kyu-Ku-Zu-Zu and Sukyu-Jutsu.
Damn, bro.
That guy needs to come up with some names.
Just like, just give us some names.
You know there's some names.
Don't just put letters together.
To be fair, you really don't ever see Kyu-Ku-Zu-Zu or Sukyu-Jutsu ever.
Jesus Christ.
You don't really have to learn their names too much.
They prepare for battle though with Kokitis.
During this preparation, Ainz and his guardians enter a temporary base of operations while
Victim guards the first floor as they are out.
Upon seeing a makeshift throne for himself by his guardians, made out of a bunch of skulls
and stuff like that, he's like, some other human people.
Oh, God.
He opts to use Shalltear as his chair as her due punishment.
So he sits on her back when she sits on all fours.
Something I pay to see them do that.
Well she starts getting horny, but no way.
I bet she does.
I bet he does too.
So when he really just finds it easy, uneasy sitting on a chair made of bums, this enrages
Albedo because she's in love with him, but hyper-stimulates Shalltear's pleasure.
He's a freak.
It was a freak apparently.
Yeah.
While observing the lizardmen, the mirror of remote viewing stumbles upon Zarushu and
Crush having sex.
Again?
Well this is the...
Oh, still the same one?
Yeah, yeah.
Which starts the conversation Ainz forces to be quiet.
Whatever, they're like, what are they doing?
Oh, they're just, they got dimmer, they seem to be breathing.
It like pushes up his glass.
Hey, fucking sir.
You the lizardmen champion, stand ready.
And Kokaitis arrives to do battle equipped with his floor guardian gear at this point.
So like his legendary, like pieces of armor that he might wear.
Like there's a like a chain thing that goes around his neck that's solid gold and stuff
like that.
And then he's got a super high end sword and stuff like that.
But he doesn't actually wear armor, armor, because he's a, he's part of like a bug character.
One of the someone sold all the excel suit blue though.
But yeah, where he's got like all that fucking just like armor of his own basically.
Many of lizardmen died, leaving only shot of the Shasha brothers to actually fight him.
So basically all he does is use his frost aura and it basically freezes all the low
end level characters coming at him.
And then he's just fighting the two brothers at that point.
Kokaitis asks for their names and grants them the honor of death by his god slaying emperor
blade.
Repeating the fog and surprise attack maneuver, they're easily countered by, countered and
Shashriu is killed.
Later Ainz congratulates Kokaitis for his victory and summons crush over for a deal.
Report and monitor her people for any signs of rebellion and Ainz will revive Zarushu.
So basically, basically Kokaitis killed them all, but he brings in the albino priest girl
to tell her this like, okay, you spy on your own people.
Tell me if there's ever a rebellion and I'll revive them.
So revive them normally or they go undead?
No completely really revive them.
Okay.
Completely.
So crush agrees and Ainz resurrects Zarushu suffering confusion and level loss from the
Yggdrasil resurrection function.
Level loss to hell.
Among the villagers who now worship him as a god.
He basically, he resurrects that lizardman though in front of everybody so they can all
see basically his power of resurrection.
After pledging their fidelity, Zarushu asks for his brother and Zenburo to be returned
as well and Ainz takes it into consideration having the lizardman keep their body safeguarded.
Tired, Zarushu and Crush go get rest where like they basically hold on to each other
to walk into the building because Zarushu can't really stand up at this point since
he was just resurrected.
Hold me up please.
And you do find out later that he does resurrect the other ones as well.
Yay.
So they actually do have him back.
Episode six.
Those who pick those who are picked up.
This is the name of it.
So we go while still in the Riesti's capital, Sebus the butler goes to the Magician's Guild
to purchase the spell scroll and on his way back to the mansion that they're in stumbles
upon a brutalized young woman who after remembering the words of his creator, player Touchami,
the warrior, takes her back to safety.
The man who threw her away begs Sebus not to and as he will be killed by the eight fingers
which is a crime syndicate for allowing an asset to be taken.
Sebus gives the man money to flee town as a response.
Basically this girl is like completely fucked.
You can tell she's in like a brothel or something like that and as a sex slave.
He's just thrown into a back alley and a trash bag.
God dang.
Yeah, it was like he was a pretty brutal.
Yeah, it sounds like Goblin Slayer.
Yeah.
Level brutality.
Uh, yeah, yeah, it's yeah.
Upon his return though, Solution, which is one of the battle maids, the slime battle
maid, is taken aback by Sebus' care for the young girl and having Solution heal her of
all her injuries.
Waking up, she is fed and breaks down crying for being shown the level of kindness Sebus
is giving at this point and revealing her name to be Tuareg.
Sebus orders Solution not to inform Lord Ainz stating it will not be worth his time knowing
about a meager human girl because you have the battle maids saying shouldn't we let Lord
Ainz know what's going on?
He's like it's a...
It's obviously a snitch.
That's basically the way he says it too because he's doing it since he's like the only super
high karma leveled character in Nasri that's got a super caring personality even though
he's strict.
Yeah.
So it's like his creator, he wants to help people when he can, but not if it goes against
anything of Nasri.
It's like he's not a...
What would you consider it as?
A person that would betray the guild.
A turncoat?
Yeah.
What was his name?
From the Revolutionary War?
God dang Benedict Arnold.
Yes.
That dirty motherfucker.
So let's see here.
Meanwhile, Gazet, we go back to the head warrior Gazet, has breakfast with Bran Ungloss.
The one that ran away from Shaltir in the last season.
Who is in a depressive state following his encounter with Shaltir.
Gazet tries to help him.
Out in a secluded region, Adamantide Adventure team Blue Rose, which is a new group that
we meet, they destroy an illegal crop of drugs basically.
Used in a powerful narcotic called Black Dust.
So it's kind of like a...
Almost like a cocaine heroine.
Black Dust?
What is it?
LSD?
What?
Yeah.
PCP?
God dang.
While scouting, Blue Rose member Evil Eye finds a parchment with code which can lead them
to the leaders of the Eight Fingers, which is the crime syndicate.
At the same time, the heads of the Eight Fingers discuss the crop burning and the girl's rescue
by Sebus.
We're losing money here.
Yeah.
Because they also run that brothel that that girl was pulling up.
At the table, Zero, head of the Eight Fingers security, promises Coco-Dol, head of the slave
department, that his men will return a girl to their possession.
And that's how that episode ends.
Man.
This is some very...
Lose a lot of crime here.
Crime's about to get fucked up.
Yes.
Episode 7, Blue Roses.
So as Iden reviews the New World's finances, he finds it difficult to manage funds for
the Lizardman budget and the undercover Nazarick agents, Naburel, who is with him as Nabay,
comes to Ines in regards to the various ore samples he had bought to do appraisal experiment
on the exchange boxes that they have to see which ore from these...
To see which ore from where yields the most gold.
So basically they're using alchemy to...
Like a type of magic to transmute it into something else.
So there's a philosopher's stone that turns lead into gold.
He gives Nabay all the money that he has left, reminding her to be covert and pleasant to
the humans for their covers, and silently frets on financial woes.
He's like, I need money.
I got bills to pay.
Because he doesn't want to use Nazarick's money because it can't be used in this New
World anyway.
And if he did use it, they would know that he's from Nazarick and not from this New World
anyway.
Elsewhere, Clime is given a sparring lesson by Gazeth.
And Clime is the guy that protects Princess Rhaenyra.
So the head warrior is given her guardian basically, the training, who informs Clime
of Ainzul'Gon having saved his life for the young bodyguard to remember this.
After the spar, Gazeth notes to his vice chief that Clime's power cannot go past that of
a gold-ranked adventurer, and his efforts will not change that.
But he can still learn from experience.
Across the way, Gazeth sees Prince Zanac, which is the princess's brother, obviously,
talking to Marcus Raven, which is a very important character later on in the series.
He's a noble, basically.
Marcus Raven.
Yeah, Marcus Raven.
He gave him a regular name so we'd remember him.
Yes, if you notice, yes, and Zanac.
Zanac is an easy name to remember too.
It's like Xanax.
Pretty much.
E-Zan-ax.
Likely, forming an alliance despite the kingdom factions as Raven is an opportunist.
Meeting with Princess Rhaenyra, Clime is introduced to the Blue Roses leader, Lacuse Alvin Dale
Andra.
Alvin of the Chimungs for a second.
Just remember Lacuse.
Lac-duce?
Lacuse.
L-A-K-Y-U-S.
Lacuse.
L-A-K-Y-U-S.
Lacuse.
L-A-K-Y-U-S.
Easy.
You would remember when you see a picture.
That's the easiest way to know.
Just remember that there's a leader of Blue Rose.
That's an easier one to do.
Along with one of Blue Rose's twin assassins, Tina.
Under Rhaenyra's guidance, they learn the code they discovered at the Black Dust Crops
is really a list of locations of importance to A-Fingers in the capital city.
So they find all their hidden bases, basically.
That was easy.
One location, not listed, is an underground brothel in the capital, and Blue Rose's brings
Klein to investigate alongside them.
However, remembering a nobleman's daughter serves as one of Rhaenyra's maids, they worry
of their plans having been uncovered.
Meanwhile, Sebis has Tuare, this girl that he, uh, save, serve as a maid at the manor.
He and Solution are using his cover to better sell their identity, but are later found by
Seculent, an A-Fingers agent, and Constable Stephane Havache.
You don't have to remember these.
Constable, I like your name, Stephane.
Stephane Havache.
I'm here to solve this crime.
I'm Stephane Havache.
The two ask...
I'm sorry, I always have a bad breath.
Stephane Havache.
Okay.
That's probably so fucking weird.
Just...
Havache.
The two ask for compensation for Sebis' purchasing of Tuare, despite the anti-slave laws, so
as to be pardoned for his crime, permitting Sebis two days to think over their proposal,
and the two take their leave.
As Sebis goes on a walk to clear his mind, Solution messages Ainz to inform him that
Sebis may have been compromised.
So she goes behind his back anyway and tells Ainz.
Well, I am.
Yeah.
You fucking snitch.
Episode 8, titled A Boy's Feeling.
So we have Klein, the bodyguard.
He's heading to an inn where Gagaran and Evil Eye, which are members of Blue Roses...
Gagaran is a gigantic butch lady.
That's a warrior.
And Evil Eye is their short little magician girl that they have that wears a mask over
her.
After having lunch, she informs them that their leader wants them to be ready to mobilize.
As the conversation goes on, Evil Eye informs the both of them of the new Edamine-type
team Darkness, which is Ainz and Napparel, the two team group anyway, which is made up
of the adventurers Momon and Nabe, with the wise king of the forest as their pet.
With that one... what was it?
A hamster.
Oh, yeah.
With a snake tail.
You know, or not.
It doesn't have a centian or anything, but it's like a long green tail.
Leaving Gagaran astounded by their reported feats.
Klein, which is to be capable of such strength, but the duo advise him to go at his own pace
and not lose his humanity in the pursuit of power.
Meanwhile, Brain-Oom-Less, which is with Gazuf, runs errands for Gazuf and goes past the crowd
watching a group of drunken men assault a boy for simply bumping into them.
So a bunch of assholes basically...
I'm sorry, sir.
They just beat the hell out of us.
... was kicking the shit out of him and everything.
Klein also goes by the crowd and moves to stop the matter.
Both see Seb...
They move to help Malred, but the king bumps into them so they start beating the hell out
of him, too.
You ever see Not Another Teen movie?
Where Chris Evans' character helps to try to get the girl that he likes character.
Her brother's getting bullied, but he actually punches Chris Evans so Chris beats the hell
out of him.
Both though see Sebus move with skill and speed to resolve the matter in one punch.
So you see him weave in and out of the crowd with quickness that nobody has ever really
paid attention to.
Cause you don't see him cause he's like an afterimage?
No.
They separately follow the brother into the alleyway where Klein enthusiastically asks
Sebus for a quick lesson in strength after witnessing him recently.
Sebus sees Klein as trustworthy and gives him a lesson.
How to overcome fear of death.
By flooding Klein's sense with the killing intent, Klein dodges at the last possible
instance by overcoming his fear by thinking of Renear, the princess.
Brain, having witnessed this around the corner, is moved by Klein's ability to overcome intense
fear and asks also how to learn this from Sebus.
So he's training these two people apparently easily now.
And it's like all at once.
Like Sebus didn't even really do anything, just let out his murderous intent since he's
a level 100 butler.
And all these people are like level like 20, 30.
Like nowhere even near him.
However, the trio are beset by five assassins sent by succulent assassins.
Of which Sebus downs three in an instant.
These two.
Yeah.
For the last two to be handled by Brain and Klein.
Cause it's funny cause in the anime there's three assassins, they all throw daggers at
Sebus.
He catches them just between his fingers and then just holds them up.
He's like, really?
This?
And they're poison to your cyborg.
It's like he doesn't even really try.
With their attackers down, Sebus uses a skill to easily interrogate one of them and where
to find succulent in the eight of fingers.
When we were talking about the battle maids in Sebus in our last video about that, it's
called Palm of the Puppeteer.
Where you can make him do whatever he wants.
To spill all the information basically and get anything that he wants from him.
I want you to shove your own fist up your ass.
And they would be like, no please.
The trio moved together out of a grum respect for each other and moved to destroy Eight
Fingers in the capital of Riestes.
They head to a succulents brothel, the same place Sebus rescued Tuareg from.
Where she was thrown out the back.
Yeah.
That's how we end episode eight.
Going into episode nine, we have Soaring Sparks of Fire.
So we have Sebus, Brain and Klein arrive at the brothel and use two entry ways.
The front door to the main brothel and the side entrance to the underground storage area.
Tim and Brain take the ladder door while Sebus charges straight through the front.
Sebus forewarns the duo that if needed he will kill opposition inside if he is forced
to.
With the both of them understanding, they only ask that the Eight Fingers leaders, Cocodoll
and Succulent be captured.
Sebus easily removes the steel door and knocks away the guards.
So basically he just, he knocks it, he like lifts the door out, puts it to the side and
says, oh I'm sorry, it was locked and kind of stubborn to move.
Didn't even really try, he just moved it.
Let's see here.
He knocks the steel door away and the guards and comes across Constable Stephane Havache
mercilessly assaulting a slave girl for his pleasure in a room.
Damn it Stephane Havache, you're one of the good guys.
Yeah.
Or he's punching her in the face while he fuck her.
God, you were everything I wanted to be.
Yeah.
Sebus slaps him into a bloody state just back and forth over and over and over while the
guy's on his knees.
This is like a brutal fucking episode, god dang.
It is.
And after the constable pleads for money...
I named my first son after Stephane Havache.
What do I name him now?
And after the constable's pleas for mercy and with money, Sebus concludes he is unworthy
of life and kicks him in half.
Jesus.
Yeah.
Brain and Clime stop their opposition and locate a trap door courtesy of items given
to Clime by Gargaron.
There are these bells that can do things.
Like one bell if he rings it, it disarms traps and stuff like that.
Kind of cool little adventurer items.
Leading to the underground storage, while Brain scouts further in having Clime stand
to watch.
Cocodaw and Succulent arrive by a hidden passage in front of the young warrior.
Succulent uses his illusion magic to gravely injure Clime until Brain returns and defeats
him.
With his God slash technique.
That's what he tried to use against the shaltier though.
The God slash technique.
The triars are successful in apprehending two of the eight fingers and return to their
respective homes.
Brain returns to Gazef's home and the two have dinner discussing Clime's progress and
shaltier by name.
Sebus returns to the manor only for solution to be in her Pleiades attire.
Her battlemaid stuff now.
Instead of as a noble woman, she's dressed in her full battlemaid shit.
Telling him, Ainz is in the next room waiting to speak with him.
That's the whole reason she's dressed the way she is now.
Clime returns to Renier who is pleased he is safe.
After Clime retires for the night, Renier calls in the maid she knows is spying on her
to tell her all about how amazing Clime was.
Only for her to actually plan on killing the maid for disrespecting Clime within her earshot.
Revealing her obsessive love for him.
So the princess loves Clime to like an obsessive crazy level.
Or she'll kill me.
I've been there.
Oh you just gotta calm down.
It's not that serious please.
Late at night, Zero gathers the remaining.
Oh yeah like misery.
I'm the one around you.
I'm the what's it I'm your number one fan.
I'm your number one fan.
So then we have Zero gathering the remaining members of the Six Arms which are basically
the enforcement level of this crime syndicate.
So you have the leaders called the Eight Fingers and then you have the Six Arms which are their
So what is it like one of them has two extra fingers or what real confuses the names the
Eight Fingers and the Six Arms.
And they're going to kill Sebus, Clime and Brain for opposing them.
That's their plans anyway.
We move into episode 10.
Disturbance begins in the royal capital.
So Ainz actually Pandora's actor in disguise which is one of the floor guardians that controls
the well not floor guardians but area guardians.
But he's one of the extremely powerful beings from Nazarick and he's also the one that gave
Ainz all the weapons from the treasury to fight Shaltir in the last season.
He's a doppelganger so he can change his appearance and he can impersonate any of the original
Ainzal-Gone guild leaders like the actual members not the NPCs but the actual players.
So he's impersonating Ainz at this point.
Investigates Sebus's possible betrayal with Demiurge, the victim and Kokytus as witnesses.
He orders Sebus to kill Tuareg to confirm his loyalty.
Sebus does and having his attack blocked by Kokytus is proven to be steadfast servant
of Nazarick.
So whenever Ainz says okay if you're truly loyal kill her.
He winds up to smash the shit out of her but his hand is stopped by Kokytus.
Yeah but still.
Yeah but he's like big boom.
Well she stood there and closed her eyes and she said just do it.
Like she wasn't insulted.
She's like just doing the bat and he just smashes the hell out of her.
Like with just that big blue hand coming to stop him.
Where it's got like three fingers on it because it's a gigantic insect hand.
After the real Ainz arrives because they swapped places with Pandora's actor at that point
because they didn't know if Sebus really was trying to betray Nazarick since we just had
in the last season Shouter being mind controlled.
So don't everybody all just try to be sure.
Kind of on edge or whatever a little bit where he's like I don't know if it's true because
I don't want to fucking die.
I bet not.
The Overlord hears Tuareg's full name and realizes that she is the sister of Ninia the
spellcaster from the Swords of Darkness that we seen last season.
That little prostitute girl?
No the girl that was part of the Swords of Darkness the one that was killed by that crazy
bitch.
Hmm.
That took name plates and stuff.
The one that everybody thought in that group was a boy and turned out to be a girl.
This is her sister.
She's like oh shit.
Yeah nobody even knew about.
Thus he allows Sebus' request of having her as a provisional maid.
In the Royal Palace Rhaenyra and Blue Rose meet to discuss the raids on the Eight Fingers
but Marquis Raven and Prince Zanuck arrive with a solution to their lack of manpower.
After a mild topic of Rhaenyra's true persona and her feelings for Clime she reveals she
has damning intelligence on the royal and noble factions and coerces Raven to lend his
private army to their simultaneous raids on the Eight Fingers locations.
He reluctantly agrees and Zanuck reveals their eldest brother Barbaro has a hidden
storehouse in the trade with Eight Fingers so he's basically corrupted.
Everyone's going to go right with it brother?
Even Stavon Frys.
Hopefully I have his name.
Stavon Stevon Havash.
Stavon Havash.
Good for you bro.
It was a little bit like a subject of corruption but you just became it.
Rhaenyra also reveals her ace against the syndicate aside from Blue Rose's aid is Gazostronov.
After a long day of acquiring material for Demiurge to feed his livestock and Arblion
his sheep which are humans.
Is it Arbyon?
Arbelion I guess.
Arbe-lion basically.
Arbelion?
Bleh.
Sebus and Solution return to the manor to find Tuareg missing and a note from the Six
Arms challenging Sebus for her freedom.
Solution reminds Sebus of Ainz's words and they message their master for a solution.
Ainz preoccupied as Momon elsewhere relays to Albedo to send reinforcements.
While initially hesitant to aid a human she relents and sends the forces for Demiurge
to command on site to destroy the A-fingers completely.
Albedo to herself then thinks of the name Ainzul-Gone after the guild name to be ridiculous
preferring Mamonga as evident by his original player banner draped on the wall and the guild
flag on the floor.
So you're kind of set up as if she doesn't like the name Ainzul-Gone that he's taken
and she prefers his original name.
But I don't think anything ever really comes of that.
It's more of like just showing her feelings towards it even though she loves him.
Episode 11 is titled Yaldabeoth and this is a character from a Hebrewic Bible so that's
where they got this name.
After Sebus departs to rescue Tuareg from the Six Arms, Demiurge lays out the plan for
his Operation Gehenna.
Which is hell, basically.
Operation hell.
We just go in there, we beat him up, we leave.
And he explains this to the Pleiades, Mare, and Shaltir.
Meanwhile in the royal encampment, Clime and Brain team up with former adventurer Lockmire
to raid one of the known A-fingers bases.
He's basically like a thief class character that you really don't pay attention to.
I love me some thieves.
There they encounter Sebus, who was summoned to the same base as the trio to fight the
Six Arms.
When Sebus encounters four members of Six Arms, he takes a second to kill them and the
surrounding customers.
What the customers?
Because they're all there for like slave shit and everything.
That's all.
He's like, you're all dead, how about that?
I'm like, sir, I'm an undercover police officer.
I mean, bless his hope that you don't have to kill me.
Solution reports that Zero is not amongst the patrons, elsewhere at Hilma's residence,
which is one of the members of the A-fingers, the one that controls the drugs.
This lady.
This should turn into the weirdest subplot for this series of high fantasy having gritty
crime drama.
Yeah, a little bit, yeah.
So at her estate, she wakes up to find her home encased in shrubbery, which is because
of Mare.
And she encounters Mare, which she takes as a little girl and then she corrects herself.
I mean, little boy.
Like, she has enough intelligence to know the difference between the two.
And at this point, he asks her, is she the most important person in the residence?
And she's like, yes, because she was going to lie at first and say no.
But she's like, yes, yes, I am.
He's like, thank God.
And then he breaks her legs.
Sir, do you own this house?
Yes, sir, I do.
I'm one of the staff.
God damn, he cracks her fucking kneecaps.
And he drags her away by the hair.
Damn, I ought to be like, no, I do not own this house.
Leaving Entoma to empty the manor.
And she's the one of the battle made that I was talking about a while back that's part
insect where she uses bug insects and stuff like that as her weapons and shields and stuff.
So he leaves her to clean up the manor and kill the other people there.
While Entoma is snacking on a human body part, Gagaron has a chance encounter with her and
fights the bug made thinking that she is part of the A-Fingers as well.
But she's not some weird shit going on.
Yeah, because you have Entoma saying, can't we just pretend that we've never seen each
other?
Like, she don't want to get in trouble from Ainz or Sebus and get in trouble about not
hurrying fast enough.
So she tells this gigantic fucking warrior bitch, it's funny, can we just act like we
didn't see each other?
And she's like, I can't stand people that eat humans or monsters that eat humans or
whatever.
So of course she attacks her.
Blue Rose members Tia and Evil Eye arrive too and together they overpower and defeat
Entoma.
We have Evil Eye using a spell that's like a pesticide to attack her.
What if it's just a can of pesticide?
It's kind of, yeah.
Like bitch take this pepper spray to the face, you think, oh fuck!
Before the finishing blow, the bugmaid is rescued by Yaldabaoth, which is Demiurge.
No.
With a mask on, no.
Because this is his plan, his plan Gahenna.
And taken to safety.
After Gagaron and Tia are killed by the demon's hellfire wall, an enraged Evil Eye charges
the demon but is halted by the arrival of a moan.
So at the end of this episode you basically have two swords land and then, not land but
clash.
No, I'm thinking of it differently.
But you have Momon, which is Ainzal-Gon dressed in his black raven armor where he falls out
of the sky, lands between the two of them, points swords at both of them and says, point
at you as my enemy.
Makes you can stand up, huh?
Yeah.
Because he asks who's my enemy at this point.
Then we go into episode 12, the final battle of the disturbance, is the title.
So we have Evil Eye request Momon's help to defeat Yaldabaoth, to which he obliges.
Momon, which is Ainz, proves himself to be Yaldabaoth's Demiurge's equal while defending
Evil Eye at the same time, which results in Evil Eye developing romantic feelings for
Momon, saying, oh my god, such a man.
Jesus Christ.
Man, just drip that with res.
Yaldabaoth eventually leaves the fight, claiming to search for an item within the city and
that he will guard the region the item is in.
While Evil Eye wants to follow him, Momon decides not to, citing the reason as Yaldabaoth's
restraining during their fighting.
She accidentally angers Momon and Nabe when she mentions how Gagaron, Tia, and herself
nearly killed Intima, which is one of the battle maids, obviously.
It kind of pisses him off a little bit, like she did make it out though.
She escaped?
Like, he had to calm himself because it was starting to piss him off, because it's one
of his people.
Meanwhile, Brain, Clime, and Lockmire are escorting Tuareg out whenever they're encountered
by Zero, one of the Six Arms, who challenges Brain to a fight.
Together, Lockmire and Clime manage to defeat Succulent, disguised as Tuareg, so the person
they were leading out the entire time was never Tuareg to begin with.
It was Succulent, the one that Clime's already fought once, but he uses illusion magic so
they thought it was her.
While Brain and Zero prove to be evenly matched, Sebas, after rescuing the real Tuareg, wanders
in and discovers the fight.
To the disbelief of Zero, Sebas states that the Six Arms were all killed, because he killed
them all.
He abandons his fight with Brain and unleashes his strongest attack on Sebas, who takes it
without flinching, at all, and kills Zero with a single dropkick to the head.
A dropkick?
Yes.
Of all things?
Cracks him in the head.
A dropkick?
Yep.
Sebas leaves with Tuareg, but promises to return the dead he owes to Clime and Brain
for their assistance and her rescue.
A circle of fire created by Yaldabaoth emerges within the city and is seen by everyone in
that town.
Princess Rhaenyra arranges for the adventurers and the soldiers to enter the ring and kill
the demons present inside, while Clime, Brain, and Lockmire attempt to save the citizens.
Momon, Nabay, and Evil Eye are to move into the center of the fight with Yaldabaoth.
It is revealed that she intends to use the adventurers and soldiers as cannon fodder,
while Momon's group moves to kill Yaldabaoth.
So basically she's willing to sacrifice everybody just to kill the demon.
It turns out later that she knew all about it, though.
She knew things were going to happen.
Oh.
That's interesting.
Yeah.
Episode 13 is called The Ultimate Trump Card.
The adventurer coalition moves in to rescue the captured civilians in the residential
sector while the royal guards hold back a wave of demons until Momon, Nabay, and Evil
Eye arrive.
Brain notices a disguised Shaotir and challenges her in order to give his comrades time to
escape.
Brain manages to cut Shaotir's fingernail.
The entire...out of everything, he cuts her fingernail in this fight.
Oh.
Well, then it breaks her nail or...
It just clips the tip.
Oh.
That one fucking hurt, though.
So painful.
Not even down far.
Just like a long fingernail just getting the tip removed.
That's what he does to her.
With a four-fold slash of light technique.
And happily retreats while she is distracted, saying, I clipped her nail.
I got that bit.
I'm out of here.
Pretty much.
As he runs, Shaotir notices Clime and Lockmeier, leaving them behind after remembering the
order Demiurge gave her, which is don't kill anybody.
The three find a warehouse of civilians and are faced with the people pleading for them
to be taken to their loved ones, confirming the princess's theory of family separation.
As Momon, Nabe, and Ivalai encounter Yalabaoth, they see five masked demon maids, which are
the battlemaids, basically.
We have Alpha, we have Delta, we have all the battlemaids, but they all wear masks right
now so that way nobody knows who they are.
The exception is Intima and Nabe.
Because Nabe's with Momon at this point and then Intima's been injured.
So, without those two.
While the female adventurers handle the maids, Momon battles Yalabaoth.
Lacuse fights off wave after wave of demon hordes, which is the leader of Blue Rose.
She's fighting off all these waves while support mages heal wounded adventurers until Gazaf
arrives with the king's personal army.
Elsewhere Demiurge and Ainz pretend to fall into a building so that way they can just
talk.
Like, then they can walk and they're like fake fighting.
But they're like using powerful attacks that would kill anybody else around them, but since
they're both level 100 it's not hurting them at all.
So they go to this building to actually talk, basically, in private, in an abandoned building
to discuss Demiurge's full plan.
Lastly, all blame is to be laid on Yalabaoth in order to boost Momon's fame.
So they created this character of Yalabaoth to take all the blame for the damage and the
killed people and all that kind of stuff just to boost Momon's name in this world.
Which is really fucking dark if you think about it.
They've killed how many people in just the...
It will raise your prestige at this point.
As Ivalai fights, a hidden Aparel calmly chats with her three sisters behind a wall.
Because she reacts like she's fighting three other people and she's only fighting...
She leaves Ivalai to fight Alpha, Yuri Alpha.
Which is hilarious.
As Mare gives the earthquake signal, the maids return to their intended roles.
Ivalai rejoins with Mabe and Yalabaoth is thrust into the scene by Momon.
Basically, he's thrown through the ground where he slides.
Yalabaoth calls for a retreat and the disturbance comes to an end.
The adventurers and the soldiers gather and hail Momon as hero of the kingdom.
Elsewhere, Aura captures the remaining eight fingers leaders and makes them servants of
Ain Dulgon.
So they're taking this corrupt syndicate and basically using them to Nazarick's benefit.
So just another faction that they put under the thumb.
Yup.
Now where are the drug dealers?
If you go around here, you got Poppy Fields all over the fucking Nazarick.
After some resistance, Hilma urges the dark elf queens to let her make them loyal out
of fear of returning to Kyohuko.
That's where they send this lady Hilma to.
That roach king.
They sent her there to get eaten and restored over and over and over and over and over.
To where you learn later on in later seasons that she won't even touch food really at all
after that because of the fear of those roaches.
Oh.
Which is really fucked up.
Yeah, the fuck did she eat then?
She ate a little.
Absolutely.
Like, yeah, like absolutely pure starvation.
She can't go to the toys.
Aura allows it, affirming they now control half of the country.
In the Baharuth Empire, we meet Flutr Paradine, who is informing Emperor Xerkni Runn of the
farlord Elnix.
God dang bro, anymore?
You got any more fucking titles?
You've got a long fucking name.
While investigating the Ainzalgon, he concludes the magic caster is greater or equal to his
level of magic power.
Which we learn later on he's nowhere near Ainzalgon's power.
While wishing to meet Ainz personally, Xerkniv orders Flutr to investigate at a Mementite
adventure in Momon as well.
So he's wanting this mage, this like high ranking mage to investigate both Ainz and
Momon, even though they're in person.
So they think that they're two separate people though.
You have the Black Raven hero Momon and then you have the great magic caster Ainzalgon.
You have this guy like Al from Death Note, like I can figure this out.
And that's how we end the entire season.
Is going to the Baharuth Empire.
Baharuth.
So we have the kingdom and then we have Baharuth.
So you like have a country they already took over?
Basically.
Jesus.
But not even really try them.
But like underground so it's not well known to everybody that they've taken it over yet.
They've got the entire underground system taken over.
Just by taking over the eight fingers and fucking them up.
The eight fingers?
So weird name.
Very much so.
Is there a reason for it or is it just eight the eight fingers?
Oh because there's eight people.
Okay.
So they're the eight people that have their fingers and everything.
Oh that's clever.
Yeah.
What are the six arms then?
They're the arms people like.
One of the fight people?
Yeah.
They're the arms division of the eight fingers.
So they got a coochie division that does a brothel stuff?
His name is Cocoa Doll.
I mean the little on the.
We'll say the.
No I can't.
You'd demonetize in a heartbeat.
You would know it if you see it there.
You'll know what I'm talking about.
But yeah that's season two and next week we'll do season three and after that season four
we'll be done with the entire series until a new one comes out and at least you're.
We still got a one piece.
Every day every day every week.
But anything else to add or any questions?
Yes.
Cool.
I'll see you guys on the next one then.
Goddamn sticky fingers and everything.