Swordmaster's Youngest Son Chapter 74: Release Date, Recap & Where To Read

In the land of Eldoria, the Runcandel family reigns supreme as the most prestigious bloodline of sworders. Jin Runcandel, the youngest 13th-born son, was believed to be the one who would succeed the legacy of Temar, the founder and the first patriarch of the Runcandel lineage. But fate had a whole different plan for him.

Despite everyone’s high expectations of him, Jin possessed no innate talent in swordsmanship. Due to this, he was marked as a disgrace in the eyes of his family and became a source of mockery and bullying from his own siblings. Eventually, unable to bear the shame any longer, Jin is banished from the Runcandel family.

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In desperation, Jin stumbles upon an art considered taboo among the Runcandels— magic. This leads him to encounter Solderet, the god of shadows. Through their meeting, Jin realizes he has been cursed ever since his birth, rendering him unable to wield a sword effectively. However, with help from Solderet, he is able to break free from his curse and reawakens his dormant sword skills.

But just as Jin begins to clutch his newfound power, tragedy befalls him, claiming his life prematurely. Yet, in the midst of darkness, Solderet intervenes. Jin is granted a second chance at life, regressing back to the moment he was born.

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Now armed with a contract with the God of Shadows, Jin vows to seize control of his own destiny. Determined to redefine his legacy, he embarks on a journey that will test his resilience, forge unbreakable bonds, and challenge the very foundations of his being.

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“Swordmaster’s Youngest Son” is a gripping tale of redemption, as Jin Runcandel navigates a treacherous world where his past failures haunt him, and the pursuit of greatness seems elusive. Will he rise above the shadows of his past and carve his name among the legends of Eldoria? Only time will reveal the answer as Jin fights against formidable foes, battles his inner demons, and embraces his true potential.

Swordmaster’s Youngest Son Chapter 73: Recap

The chapter starts with Dante, Veradin, and Jin discussing the guy impersonating Veradin. Dante is amazed at how someone could be so bold as to imitate Veradin in the land of Ziple. Jin asks Veradin what was he planning on doing about the impersonator. Veradin tells him he was considering having the special-grade mages investigate it. Jin thinks for a moment and argues that it might not be the best idea, and if it were him, he would have used the opportunity to show them in a good light in front of the media. Jin expands that if Veradin announced that the Ziple’s would be searching for the impersonator, then they would be ridiculed for falling for such cheap tricks. After talking a bit more, Jin gets up to leave, and the trio, who started as enemies, parted ways as friends.

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It has been days since Chiron last received a letter from Cassimir briefing him about Jin. So he quickly opens the letter and learns of Jin becoming a six-star swordsman and of him winning in the cosmos competitive arena beating Dante Hairan, the grandson of the current patriarch of the Hairan family. He is pretty surprised at Jin’s achievements but is upset at his “friend,” Casimir, due to the letter being too brief.

Swordsmaster's Youngest Son Chapter 74 — Swordsmaster’s Youngest Son

He lets out an air of intimidation as he begins planning to have a drink with his “friend” soon to discuss some things. Meanwhile, Casimir feels a chill run down his spine somewhere far away.

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The scene shift to a room with Jin and Cassimir sitting on two opposite sofas; after making some small talk, Jin proceeds to the main purpose of his visit— the map. Jin shows him the map and asks if he knows what it is. However, Casimir was as confused as him; he had never seen any other maps like that. But suddenly, Yuria pops out and excitedly looks at it with her magical eyes to try and locate what she believed to be “treasure.”

But Yuria suddenly broke down crying, and her authority started going out of control. Luckily her Dragon guardian, Latrie, could calm her down, and she fell asleep. Murrakhan questioned Latrie about what did Yuria see. She said it was the past, an ancient land whose native people had closed themselves to outside civilization, only believing in the god they worshipped. Thanks to that, they could live in peace, but that was until mages came under the pretext of wanting the learn their culture. As time passed, they began exploiting the natives and turning the soil over, looking for the “godly object” they worshipped.

Connecting all the dots in his head, Jin realized that the mages were the Ziple’s, the ancient land was the Colon, and the “godly object” was the magic fountain “mirror.” But still, the point was, where was this “mirror”? And the chapter ends with a colon’s native shedding a tear of gratefulness before leaving to prepare for the Guest(Jin).