Wildly, the racist might be on their side here. He’s fully determined to deport Iruma, not incinerate his body, so he could very well end up teaming up with our heroes (and his own brother) to save Iruma from the attackersGlad to see that people's theories about Narnia not being so bad last week were proven wrong. This man is a despicable racist, he hates the idea of hybrids, his issues with his father stem from no moral high ground. His racism just happens to occur in a way that benefits Iruma at this moment.
I wouldn't have it any other way. I love two villains who come into conflict not because one of them crosses some moral line the other won't, but because their two different flavors of evil are incompatible. It makes for such a fun dynamic.
It doesn't have a lot of text, even completely wordless pages. That makes chapters generally feel shorter.Is it just me or this chapter really felt wayyyyyy too short