In the latest chapter of Spy x Family, released last Sunday (11), the plot makes a leap of tension and emotion with a mission that seemed simple but turns out to be hidden dangers even among the allies. Chapter 116 deeply plunges into Garden's operation, presenting not only the complexity of the mission to protect the legendary Alce Miteran, but also the growing internal conflict between the killers themselves.
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Yor Forger, McMahon and Hemlock were in charge of crossing a demilitarized zone in search of the rare animal, but end up with challenges that go far beyond illegal hunters. The highlight goes to Yor, which not only deals with external chaos, but also faces a shocking threat from someone who should be his ally.
Garden comes into action: Forest Mission reveals tensions between killers
The chapter begins with the arrival of the trio formed by Yor, McMahon and Hemlock to the dangerous demilitarized zone. The wild environment is soon as unpredictable as the team members themselves. While McMahon demonstrates familiarity with the site and presents his sporty bird Keekee, Hemlock does not lose the chance to provoke Yor about his home life. This tension, although masked by jokes and provocations, already indicated that there was something denser forming behind the scenes.
Yor, always trying to balance his double life between the home and the killer profession, responds firmly to the hints that his marriage would have weakened her. On the contrary, she believes that the love she feels for her new family has only strengthened her determination. Amid this verbal clash, the mission actually begins, and the three hide their vehicle before entering the forest, starting the search for the legendary Alce Miteran.
Hunt for Alce Miteran: intense action and turnaround on the mission
When they finally find Alce Miteran, the group faces a trap about to capture the animal. Hemlock acts quickly to scare him, but it ends up generating the opposite effect: the animal escapes the hunters. In a few seconds, the situation explodes in action. Poachers shoot the Alce, and the killers come into combat to neutralize the threat. Each movement is calculated, but even so, chaos settles.
During the confrontation, McMahon saves one of the hunters, hoping that he can take them to the enemy camp. In parallel, Yor tries to help the injured either, but the animal reacts violently. Hemlock, increasingly impatient and taken by the killer instinct, proposes to kill the alce once and for all. However, McMahon reminds everyone that the mission is to protect him, suggesting that they lead the creature to the river to ensure their survival.
Betrayal and Blood: Yor is surprised by Hemlock attack
The most shocking moment of the chapter comes shortly after the separation of the group. With McMahon following the surviving hunter, Yor is dedicated to calming the alce. It is at this moment of vulnerability that Hemlock reveals its true side. Without any warning, he attacks Yor with lethal intention. His gaze is taken by a blood thirst, and what was once a passing provocation becomes a concrete threat.
The clash between the two is not only physical but symbolic. Hemlock represents Garden's absolute coldness, while Yor struggles to reconcile his humanity with the brutality of the profession. The colleague's betrayal raises a new layer of complexity about the secret organization, suggesting that there is much more at stake than just official missions. Yor now needs not only to survive the attack, but also to understand the true interests of his companions.
Where to Read Spy x Family
Readers can access Spy x Family through official digital platforms, which offer free reading of the latest chapters.
- Manga Plus (Shueisha) - Site and Application
- Viz Media (via Shonen Jump) - Exclusive application
Both platforms free up the first three and the last three chapters. To access the intermediate content, Viz Media requires signature, while Manga Plus allows free reading via application, but with unique access limitation to the intermediate chapters.
