This
episode was a bit of a disappointment because they didn't even begin
the game with the warbeast. That it was just a setting up the
situation that would force them to accept their terms. However it was
interesting to see how Sora provoked them, things get start by
messing with the overprotective grandfather of Hatsuse Izuna by
starting a game over her panties. This leads into Sora revealing the
truth about the warbeast mind reading ability. It just that with
their enhanced sense that have a nature lie detector, but as with our
world a lie detector can be fooled.
Then
in going further with this Sora raises the question on why did the
elf stop challenging them and how it is directly connected to the
need to wipe their opponents minds. Is because of their recent
development of technology leading the the creation of video games,
and with these games they can cheat all they want without the need
for magic. However the elfs couldn't figure this out nor could the
even remember the game. Which lead them to believe it was unwinable,
but for Kuuhaku coming for a world where video games are common it
doesn't matter if the warbeast cheat. Then in going a step further to
force them in a position where they can't retreat Sora wagers their
race piece. Which no-one has ever wagered before.
The
reason that the race piece has never been wagered is because it's too
much of a risk because if you lose it you lose everything. This is
beneficial for Sora because it forces the warbeast the wager their
race as well. However it is problematic because if they don't accept
his bet it is likely that Sora will tell the elves the secret to
their game which they can't afford. This event is also what has lead
to Sora disappearance. It is likely that the elfes have stepped in on
Kurami's behalf in attempt to stop the game by forcing him into a
game before his game with the warbeast could begin or it could be
something else entirely. This means that they might not even be
getting to the game with the warbeast next episode but dealing with
Sora's disappearance.
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