Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound Chapter 40: Release Date, Spoilers & Where to Read

Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound Chapter 40 will see Aiyen making her first move on Vikir. Since Aiyen first met Vikir, she has gotten very close to him. He has been more than a slave to her from the start.

Aiyen has been giving Vikir attention and cares for his injuries. She made sure nobody could lay a hand on him. If anything, she makes sure that he can properly recover without anyone trying to endanger his life or rights.

Vikir is a fully-fledged commoner thanks to her advice and choices. Aiyen never forced him to do anything. Everything he did was on his own accord too. And that includes hunting the bear or chasing out the smugglers. She doesn’t see him as a slave, and she never did. She was too deep in her feelings for him to even start doing so.

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And if you are wondering when the next chapter of the shounen Manhwa, Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound, will release, then do not worry because, in this article, we will talk about the release date of Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound Chapter 40 and where you can read it.

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Revenge of the Iron-Blooded Sword Hound Chapter 40 Spoilers

The shaman has actually been playing the village for a while (similar in nature to Vikir’s suspicion about the marble in this chapter). He essentially created an outbreak so that he could be the one to solve it (this was with help from other more nefarious people behind the scenes).

The shaman was actually not originally a part of the tribe but was desperately seeking validation. This is why he always pushed for the ritual of marking the people going out on a hunt (he tried to seem useful).

And this drove him to do what he did above. This also lends to why he hates Vikir so much because Vikir got what he had been toiling for so long. After the tribe learns of his misdeeds in a trap that Vikir laid, they end up dueling, which surprise surprises Vikir’s wins. But the Shaman is relentless and pulls out his trump card.

Remember I said he wasn’t an original member of the tribe, so in his previous tribe, they held the power to raise the dead. They fight the guys he raised even the chief has to get involved and eventually win, with the shaman ultimately dying.

If I remember correctly, it was in the same way as the torture method they used to kill their captives that he developed. He will die in a few chapters, approx after 6-7 chapters. A battle will start with him since he doesn’t like this tribe because he is from another tribe, and they didn’t completely accept him in a few days like Vikir.