Record of Ragnarok Chapter 31 Summary
Chapter 31 of Record of Ragnarok, titled “Hero and Murderer”, introduces the intense psychological contrast between Hercules and Jack the Ripper. Hercules appears as a beacon of justice, once a mortal man who ascended to godhood through selfless deeds. Jack, by contrast, is shrouded in mystery and darkness, unsettling the gods and humans alike. The crowd cheers for Hercules, inspired by his valor and noble past. Jack’s quiet demeanor and chilling presence bring unease as he prepares for battle. The chapter begins to explore the moral extremes represented by each fighter. Hercules represents order and virtue, while Jack symbolizes chaos and cruelty. Their impending clash is not just physical but philosophical, promising a deep conflict that challenges the meaning of justice. This setup creates high anticipation for the third match of Ragnarok.