Record of Ragnarok Chapter 32 Summary
In Chapter 32 titled The Madness of a Killer, Jack the Ripper’s disturbing personality comes into full view. His erratic behavior and use of hidden weapons confuse the gods and disgust many spectators. Jack turns the arena into his own playground, manipulating his surroundings and launching surprise attacks that catch Hercules off guard. Hercules fights with honor and restraint, refusing to abandon his ideals despite Jack’s unpredictable tactics. Brunhilde supports Jack’s role in the tournament, while Goll remains visibly uncomfortable with his presence. This chapter focuses on Jack’s psychological approach to battle, contrasting it sharply with Hercules’s moral code. The tension rises as the gods debate whether Jack’s participation reflects poorly on humanity. His madness is not mindless but strategic, making him a uniquely dangerous opponent in the arena of gods.