It seems that
things weren't as focus on Slaine as they were portrayed as being
although he still plays a major part. Things start out with Slaine
having to justify his action in this duel which the other knight end
up accepting although they don't like it. Then things quickly shift
back towards Inaho and him dealing with the next orbital knight.
However how it is done is interesting since he isn't directly
involved. That his job is relay the coordinates back to the Deucalion
so that they can target the enemy from over the horizon. The enemy
was easy enough to deal with but there was a bit a drama going on
with Inko questioning Inaho's loyalties because she saw him with
Rayet releasing the prisioner. That it is only later that he is able
to restore her trust in him by informing her of he didn't want to
involve her in what he was doing.
This leads into
the next major battle the duel between Slaine and Marylcian. It is
interesting how in the beginning it seems very one side with
Marylcian dominating over Slaine while all he seems to do is run
away. Until Slaine lures Marylcain into a trap where he can remove
his enemies advantage which allows for Slaine to easily finish him
off. This also seems to point toward Slaine's greatest weakness which
seems to be that Slaine can only win when he can lay a traps in
advance. What interest is that Inaho was able to see the battle all
the way from earth. It seems that things are progressing toward a
future conflict between the two. One of the things that has
complicated matters is Asseylum waking up, while at the same time the
fake princess declaring her marriage to Slaine. The question is what
will happen now that the status qua is broken.
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