Castle Swimmer Chapter 104-110 only gets more complicated, with intricate emotions coming to light and dramatic twists happening constantly. But before we discuss these chapters in detail, let’s recap what happened in Chapter 103. Gripped by intense emotions, Kappa proved difficult for Queen Nethmir to calm down. She managed to soothe him momentarily, but he suddenly fell unconscious, leaving all the characters involved—not just readers—hanging on tenterhooks. The following installments pick up from where this cliffhanger ended, delving further into Kappa’s emotional unrest, aftermaths and conflict between determination and free will.
Chapters:-
Castle Swimmer Chapter 104: Kappa’s Health
Castle Swimmer Chapter 104 begins with Queen Nethimir carrying an unconscious Kappa out of the palace. Mucku asks what happened, to which Nethmir replies, “We shouldn’t have left him alone.” At that point, Queen Nee intervenes, stating they must take Kappa to the tower. Following her advice, they put Kappa inside a building outside the Castle to monitor his progress.
In the next scene, King Whisk returns to discuss the demon invasion situation with Kappa. Queen Jengu wants more details about future predictions before anything happens. Later King Tunny appears, indicating that the Beacon did not fulfill what was prophesied.Â
Queen Nee talks to these three leaders, saying how glad she is to see all of them here because she has something very important to tell them. Accusing them of losing their castles may seem too harsh, but her use of words changes everything when she states that they have been disrespectful and banished from the Castle forever. This sudden expulsion creates chaos among people, making the ending of Castle Swimmer Chapter 104 extremely tense.
Chapter 105: Evil Witches Support Kappa
Chapter 105 begins with Kappa opening his eyes, confused but relieved by the presence of Mucku. He admits to attempting to defy King Tunny’s prophecy but fails. This shows his disappointment in himself and his readiness to stop being the “evil witch.” Another significant change in his character arc comes when he agrees to find the Mini God again—he wants redemption and to get back on track.
Mucku hugs Kappa and lets him cry everything out—this is what a true friendship looks like. His tears are a sign of relief from the weight he has been carrying, and Mucku’s consolation makes him feel better. His comment, “You’re the best evil witch I know,” adds a bit of comedy to the situation and solidifies their friendship.
When Queen Nethimir comes into view, Kappa’s gratitude for her care is apparent, and his urgency to find Ogo shows that he is determined to fix things. The chapter ends on a lighter note, with the evil witches joking about how much fish they can eat.Â
Chapter 106: Farewell
Having left behind the Castle and its pressures, Kappa thinks about all the evil witches have done for him, expressing genuine thankfulness. In this quietness, Kappa realizes how badly he wants to repay Queen Nee and Krilli for always being there for him. Just then, they walk in, telling Kappa that King Whisk, Queen Jengu, and King Tunny have come to apologize.Â
Afterward, Kappa refocuses on Queen Nee and Krilli, stating that he would like to fulfill their prophecy first. Surprisingly enough, they express disappointment with prophecies, saying these were everything to us, but now they don’t care anymore. His emotional reaction to their words adds depth to the storytelling as he shares his recent encounter with Siren, a moment that strikes home for both Queen Nee and Krilli.
The chapter immediately cuts into an action scene where Pagoon teams up with Siren against some monstrous enemy. The battle is intense, but Siren’s thoughts soon drift back to Kappa, wondering where he might be. This ending leaves readers on the edge, eager to see where Kappa’s journey will lead him next.
Castle Swimmer Chapter 107: Siren’s Quest for Kappa
Pagoon starts Castle Swimmer Chapter 107 by asking Siren if they can find Kappa in this huge purple place. His response shows how unsure he is because he admits it’s been two months since he last saw Kappa. But Pagoon’s determination never wavers as he tells him that no matter what horrible creatures have him captive, they will search until they rescue him. Siren changes the subject to Pim and asks her what she plans on doing once they find Kappa. She says that the events in God Mouth were dangerous and enlightening, so she wants to search for a secure place for her and Pagoon.Â
Siren’s nose picks up a scent of blood, which leads him to an unpleasant scene where two figures are tormenting a family. On closer scrutiny, however, it dawns on Siren that these are the Remora thieves who had previously stolen his bag. This encounter is tense; it worsens when the thieves start taunting him. Nevertheless, his no-nonsense attitude emerges brightly when he shouts at them to leave, which they do immediately without saying anything back to him. After dealing with the thieves, Siren’s concern shifts to the family, and they express gratitude for his assistance. He quickly explains Kappa’s appearance to them, hoping they might know something about his whereabouts.Â
To Siren’s amazement, the family encountered someone matching Kappa’s description, but there was one difference—he called himself an evil witch. Pagoon gets curious and asks about witches. The family responds that they have met many interesting people, such as witches, researchers, and a castle full of life, leaving Castle Swimmer Chapter 107 on a cliffhanger.
Chapter 108: The Return of Herm
Siren and his friends bid goodbye to the family. Pim informs Siren and Pagoon that the family suggested two paths: one to the Valley of Researchers and another to a castle. After much consideration, Siren comes up with an audacious plan that they should split up. He will go alone to the Valley of Researchers while Pim and Pagoon take off for the Castle.
A different atmosphere is encountered as Siren reaches the Valley of Shells. It creates additional tension when he meets the reclusive and hostile shell person in his secluded house. There is an element of suspense and confusion when Siren is rejected at first by Herm. This makes a turning point as it dawns on Herm that Siren isn’t the shark guy he used to know. The mention of a shark named Shoal in the story spikes Siren’s curiosity and intensifies the plot immediately.
Siren’s reaction to hearing his father’s name reveals an odd amalgamation of astonishment, optimism, and perhaps dread. The revelation that Shoal is his father leads to an unforeseen twist that connects his current journey to his past and raises more questions about his ancestry and the curse. At the end of the chapter, Herm finally lets him into his house, showing that he has had enough of Shoal for many years. When Herm says he last saw Shoal a long time ago, it adds to the enigma surrounding Siren’s dad.Â
Castle Swimmer Chapter 109: The Broken Curse
Castle Swimmer Chapter 109 starts with Herm retelling his experience with Shoal as a young Shark who was very curious about mini gods.
Herm discussed what happened next as Shoal left mysteriously, having been severely hurt. Siren then describes his prophecy to him, which creates more questions that increase the suspense. For him, Siren’s conviction about the transience of his curse and its return raises important issues regarding what the curse means. If this theory holds, then perhaps the curse is flat-out broken, and this thought introduces another layer of suspense to the narrative.
The discussion about blood sacrifice provides another piece of the puzzle, though one that does not fit neatly into this picture. When Herm asks why more blood is needed each time to keep off the curse barely suggests there might be some missing connections. He indicates that Shoal might be the only one with all the answers.
Castle Swimmer Chapter 109 ends on a sad note, with Siren saying that he cannot even remember what his father looks like. Herm’s decision to show Siren a picture of his dad is such a nice moment as it interrupts the tension for a while.
Chapter 110: Siren’s Father, Shoal’s PictureÂ
The moment Siren holds a picture of his father is sad because it shows how much he wants to be with him. Melancholy gives way to intrigue as Arp bursts into the scene, brandishing another photograph. The confrontation gets heated quickly when Siren spots something strange on the picture—a scale that arouses his curiosity.
While surprised by what he finds in the image, love for Kappa beams out of Siren’s eyes. He begins asking Herm questions about the picture. It becomes more complicated after hearing that Lord Ogo has been causing havoc in purple peaks and finds out that the image was drawn only two weeks ago by Herm.
After this, the scene shifts focus to the evil witches and Kappa swimming. The Evil Queen confronts him about his rare silence; his answer is shocking and heartbreaking. He clarifies that he can no longer help them locate Lord Ogo. The story ends on this powerful note, with readers looking forward to seeing how Kappa ends up after making such a daring choice.
Personal Reflection
Castle Swimmer Chapter 104-110 demonstrates the artful blend of character development and story progression. Unique to these chapters is their exploration of destiny as a theme. Instead of portraying destiny as a predetermined fate, the story presents it as a challenge or something that can be defied. Castle Swimmer should be on your must-read list if you are a fan of the fantasy genre. Share your views in the comment section, and we can all deliberate on what could come next in the captivating tale!
