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Blade of the Betrayed Full Episode
001
At the Skyblade Order's final Blade Choosing Ceremony, Chase is exposed when the Executioner blade he claims to have forged answers Hunter instead. Elders and his father accuse him of stealing Hunter's blade and lying about being an innate vessel. To prove himself Chase attempts to burn his lifespark to awaken the blade; it twitches but resists, calling him 'pathetic.' The Order seethes and shouts for a Swordstorm punishment as rumors of the Thunder Trial and the Order's possible end loom. The episode closes with Chase isolated and the Order ordering everyone to choose their coreblade — his fate unresolved.
002
At the Eight Halls' Coreblade selection, chiefs gather to draw weapon-souls while a chief who says he was betrayed in a past life vows not to become a pawn and to reclaim what he lost. Chiefs pull common and tempered blades; Hunter draws a Prime Wyrmblade, not the Executioner, and people claim the Executioner hid itself. Pressure falls on Chase—whose innate vessel the halls believe can claim a Legendary blade—to succeed. Despite saying he'd only reveal a fraction of strength, Chase unexpectedly draws the Legendary Coreblade, the Executioner. The hall erupts in shock; Executioner choosing Chase forces an immediate reckoning.
003
Chase stands before the Skyblade Order with a Legendary Coreblade that the Order insists he must claim to awaken its blade soul and save them. Members urge, "Claim your mastership," but Chase, who says he was used as a pawn and nearly sent to his death, refuses and rejects the blade as not meant for him. Insults about his lowborn blood escalate; someone unleashes "Swordstorm!" Pushed to the edge, Chase prepares to refuse — even to destroy the blade soul — and a voice yells, "You'd destroy its soul? Are you mad?" leaving the blade's fate uncertain.
004
Chase uses Shardbone to erase the soul of a Legendary Coreblade while Order members beg him to stop. They warn its destruction will doom them at the Thunder Trial in three years and call it the Order's last hope. Chase says he chooses himself, refuses to give the blade to Hunter, and brands the weapon unworthy. He erases the Coreblade; the Executioner is gone and the Order condemns him for wasting centuries of expectation. He counters, "I'll reach the eighth realm with any blade," then declares, "This is the Coreblade I choose," leaving the Order reeling and his choice unresolved.
005
At a Skyblade Order gathering, Chase shocks everyone by choosing a Broken Coreblade and vowing to forge it into an eighth‑realm oathblade to save the Order. Leaders warn that if he fails to reach the eighth realm and cultivate a blade soul within three years, the Order will vanish and he will be sacrificed to the heavens. Chase swears to burn his soul rather than fail. Mr. York outlines the eight Blade Path realms and orders everyone to use their blood to awaken Coreblades. The episode ends on Chase’s oath and a looming three‑year deadline before the Thunder Trial.
006
Confronted with a broken blade chosen over a Legendary Coreblade, a cultivator is warned he'll doom the Order unless he reaches the eighth realm within three years or burn his soul. Ordinary training is too slow, so he vows to refine the weapon repeatedly and uses blood-forging to accelerate its growth. The process surpasses expectations: the blade quickly attains the second realm, Ironflow, and he notes its serpent-like flexibility. As he celebrates progress, someone at the door calls for Samantha and then says "Chase, I'm coming in," interrupting the workshop and leaving his next move uncertain.
007
Samantha confronts Chase at night for discarding a Legendary Coreblade for a shattered blade, warning his reckless choice endangers the Order. She offers a spirit draught to restore him and nourish the blade, but Chase refuses, accusing her past care of betrayal and vowing not to feed his blade for Hunter to claim. Instead he burns his lifespark and, within three days, forces his blade into the second-realm Transcendence: a crimson python with twin horns. Fellow practitioners who sacrificed blood are stunned; they question how Hunter/Mr. York matched their imagery and pace, leaving the Order unsettled.
008
When Chase appears, a frustrated cultivator who's only just reached the second realm despite Samantha and Irina's help congratulates him for clearing the fourth. He notices Hunter's progress mirroring his own and realizes a mysterious draught may have let Hunter and even a broken Coreblade advance and siphon his Wyrmblade's aura. Angry, he vows to burn his blade's path and start over. The situation escalates when the Wyrmblade begins to self-immolate unexpectedly. Horrified, he orders it to stop: "Break now!" leaving the blade's fate and his power unresolved.
009
After Chase destroys the Legendary Coreblade and shatters his Blade Path, his father gives him Mother’s keepsake and passes on the Hidden Edge technique. Called an innate vessel, Chase vows to rely only on his mana and trains with the book, learning to nourish a blade from the heart rather than external cores. He swears to reach the fourth realm and directly challenges Hunter. After one hundred days the group demands proof; Chase has no blade soul to display, and when Hunter is summoned to reveal his aura, Chase's ability to replace a coreblade remains unresolved.
010
At an Order evaluation after the skies flashed—a sign of a breakthrough—students report their realms while rivals taunt Chase for relying on an innate vessel. Father forbids fighting as instructors check progress: most sit between second and fourth realms, then Hunter shocks everyone by declaring he's reached the fifth realm and mastered Blood Aether. The assembly reels; Chase expected to be superior, but his own cultivated blade rejects him and recognizes Hunter as its master. Chase is left stunned and humiliated, facing his blade's betrayal and an immediate threat to his rank and reputation.