D'Eon faces Vorontsov not as a mere enemy, but with a strange sense of chivalry. Yet, the corrupting influence of the Psalms turns the encounter into something far more painful and tragic than a simple duel.

hridoy2026

1 mo

Verified

This episode brilliantly continued the previous story and finally revealed the truth behind all the suspense. Watching everything fall into place was so satisfying. D'Eon's fight with Vorontsov was intense and thrilling, and everything happening to Vorontsov made the episode even more gripping from start to finish.

paulanime

1 mo

Verified

This episode finally brings D'Eon face to face with Vorontsov. I'm still not sure if he's truly a friend or an enemy, especially after he chose not to kill the Russian Empress. It feels like he's hiding something. This episode is also heartbreaking, as someone kind and admirable faces a cruel fate. Stay until the end.

Episode Context

Coming directly off 'The Lovers,' where an assassination attempt on the Empress was narrowly foiled, this episode deepens the political and supernatural fallout from that crisis rather than letting it breathe. At the series' midpoint, episode 10 of 24, the conspiracy is shifting from setup into escalation, and 'The Royal Psalms' functions as a pivotal tightening of the screws. It feeds directly into 'The Rain on Saint Petersburg,' laying groundwork that will make the next chapter hit harder.

Runtime25 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateOct 21, 2006

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