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| The Dragon's Daughter | |
| Kanji |
竜の娘 |
| Rōmaji |
Ryū no Musume |
| Japanese Air Date |
8 July 2019 |
| Opening Song |
Sacrifice |
| Ending Song |
「 HHOOWWLL」 |
| Chapters |
Chapter 11 (p. 14, 16-30) |
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"The Dragon's Daughter" is the 2nd episode of the To the Abandoned Sacred Beasts anime.
Summary[]
John William Bancroft ran an orphanage with his daughter Schaal and lived with orphans in a small village, Rivulet Wood. The village and orphanage were in dire straits at the time due to the Confederacy war effort.
One day, Will taught Schaal to use the elephant gun to hunt, but Schaal could not use the elephant gun to hunt and failed. When Will and Schaal took the orphans home, they found federal soldiers at the door of the house. The federal soldiers told Will He is compatible with the research conditions of the Incarnate. Will knows that as long as he joins the army, the government will promise to provide funds to the orphanage and the town. Will discusses this matter with Schaal that night. Schaal hopes that her father can return safely. She expresses that she with the orphans would wait for him to come back, and after the war Will finally did it, but he had transformed into a giant brown dragon in the form of Incarnate. Even so, Schaal and the villagers accepted Will's return.
Although Will still maintains human rationality and gets along well with Schaal and the orphans. But after a while, he didn't know what happened and began to scream in the middle of the night, disturbing the villagers. In addition, many domestic animals in the village were attacked by unknown animals and were torn to pieces. Schaal refuses to believe her father is behind the attack because no one has seen him attack livestock. Although the villagers believed that Will would never do such a thing, they still had to restrain Will to ensure that it did not happen. But the orphans finally separated from Schaal at the advice of the villagers and went to other orphanages to ensure their safety.
After Schaal was sadly separated from the orphans, she decided to leave her hometown with her father and live in seclusion. That night, Schaal found her father Will lying on the ground dying for some unknown reason. What surprised her even more was a man in a white robe. The man stood next to her father Will, shot him and then left and made Schaal was devastated by this. Shortly after burying her father, Schaal decided that since her father died before she could learn anything, she must find the reasons and answers to all this. Schaal took her father 's elephant gun to track down the man in white robes to find out the reason for he killed her father.At first, Schaal was looking for the man in white robes in a certain town but did not get any relevant clues. When she found the man in a small town, Burnwood and shot him, who knew that the man not only was not shot but also took her away. The man asked who she was, and not long after Schaal revealed his identity, the man in white robe - Hank knew that Schaal was the daughter of his comrade Will who was killed by him. He said that their Incarnates could not be shot by ordinary bullets, he explained that he was looking for someone who was the same Incarnate as Will.
At this time, Danny returned to the town to bring some blood-stained money back to his mother and the townspeople. Later, when Hank asks Danny if his recent "job" is related to the attack on a nearby merchant's carriage and pulls a weapon on him, Schaal defends Danny and explains to Hank that he has no evidence. It shows that the carriage attack has something to do with Danny.Danny admits that he has killed many merchants who passed through his hometown with goods to help the town prosper in order to earn income for his mother and the townspeople. Then Danny began to transform into an avatar and attack Schaal, but was stoped by Hank. Hank severely injured Danny when he avoided attacking many townspeople. Hank was saddened by Danny's loss of humanity and killed him. Before Danny dies, he asks Hank whether they should die honorably like gods on the battlefield.As Hank leaves , Schaal asks him why he killed her father and more of his comrades, even though the war is over and they should be alive, Hank tells Schaal about their previous vows as Incarnates, but they didn't end the war. Schaal asks Hank all the reasons but gets no answers, so she decides to follow him to find out the answer and realize what happened in that war and why her father and so many Incarnates had to be killed.
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Anime Differences[]
- in the manga, Schaal face her father became a Incarnate and needing more food to satisfy his hunger, she could not sustain the operation of her family's orphanage, so she had to use her father's military bonus to transfer the orphans to other orphanages .
- The entire scenes of Schaal's flashback is moved to this episode instead of later on with some additions that was not in the manga.
- Schaal only shoots Hank one time whereas in the manga, she shoots him multiple times.
- The dialog of Schaal and Hank's conversation is changed to "Because I am also an Incarnate", whereas in the Manga, he explains that she ran out of bullets.
- The citizens are joyful for Danny for bring the jewels whereas in the Manga, there were a bit hesitant and afraid of Danny.
- in the manga, Hank giving the bounty money to Danny's mother, but the anime the part were deleted.
- in the manga, Hank used an iron plate to block the bullet that Schaal shot at him, In the anime, Hank used a table to block it but was shot by Schaal.
- In the anime, Hank's fight with Danny takes place at night, in the manga it's in at dusk
- Hank changed his hair color during the fight In the anime, instead of after the battle in the manga.
- in the manga, Hank invite Schaal to follow him, but in the anime, Schaal tells Hank that she will follow him.