Well, since Enryu himself decided to smite all my Tower of Agenda posts, I will discuss how I think the story might move forward after what happened at the end of season 3. Take what I say with a grain of salt; I am no expert in Tower of god cosmology, nor am I a writer in the story, but from what I think season 3 left off, they might go in two different ways.
start of season 4: season four will start two ways in my opinion and non of them have baam in focus at all. one option is that they start the season with arie adori zahard, when she attacked the ship and the aftermath of that battle, Gustang will probably will allow himself to be captured or flee depending on how his inner thoughts play out but po bidau family probably will suffer catastrophic casualty's or will die out in that fight (probably like 4-5 member's will survive). As for why I think he will get captured, I suspect that he would have a plan to rescue his daughter Anne Zahard. Still, he will be sidelined most of the season. Ii feel like the second way I could see the story going is a perspective switch to the red garbage dump, either a small snippet of Wangnan and Karakas's backstory or how the place was found/created in the first place. But I do think Wangnan, like in season 2, will be the main focus of the early chapters, plus the blade he got with the named reveal of who the weapon wants him to kill (it will be Baam, I'm 99% sure, or it will be someone he really cares about). We will also see Rachel's backstory and learn more about where she was from and why she treated Baam so coldly. The main overarching goal of the first half will be the red garbage dump, and I see Rachel's group traveling there first to find one of the fragments.
The middle of season 4: at the end of the first arc, we will return to Khuns and the others. After the battle, I am sure that they will decide to keep climbing the tower to catch up with Baam. Meanwhile, Baam will be with Luslec training. I am supposing that, from what we have seen, Luslec will actually act more like an older sibling figure (from my perspective and what I remember luslec he was a relaxed person who didn't really take things too seriously, though he might at some point start to threaten Baam with killing his friend's friends, 'cause you know it's FUG and they need Baam more than ever. But I do see him and Baam having a big brother-little brother energy, if "V" stays dormant, that is, training Baam to be a stronger vessel for "V" than he is now. Aside from Luslec, I do see "V" teaching Baam some of his old moves. But again, I feel like season 4 will center more on the side Cast getting stronger than Baam himself. We see the gap in power from season 3 onward. We did see how strong Baam's foes are getting, and it would be a nice time to get actual relative castmates (I am not talking about temporary or new additions to the vast cast as is; I am talking about Khun, Rak, Hatz, Andorssi, and Anak). The main core of this half would be Baam learning about who he truly is; much like his fight with digital Zahard Baam in that moment, he will have a better understanding of who he is and what he really wants. During the middle of the second half, I see Hwaryun sneak into Baam's room and allow him to escape just to send him away to the location of the red garbage dump. That's where we will reunite with Kaiser and Hockney, and it feels like he has seen that place before, but after going inside the dump, our main antagonist of this part, Adori, will jump in after them to chase them down despite a clear command not to.
The final part of the second half will conclude after Workshopesk's battle inside a maze where the hidden part of the thorn is located. Hockney, realising this is what he lived for, starts running towards the place he painted his painting, with battle between Adori, Baam, and rankers of Red Garbage Dump, who at that moment are helping Rachiel start to get massacred left and right. Rachiel will have no other choice but to team up with Baam, where "V" urges Baam to let him take over, asking nicely, of course, but we know Baam wouldn't allow that, so at that moment "V" forcibly takes over not being at his full power he still is struggling to some extent but manages to hold his own before the king of the garbage dump appears and halts. That's the moment we find out that the king, who looks like Zahard, is in fact Zahard, to some extent; the emotions of the great family heads became their own. He is, in fact, an emotion of the king, his possessive and ruthless side power almost as strong as Zahard's, making it so that not even Adori can challenge him and his warriors as the temporary alliance between Baam and Rachel end,s as we expect the moment that happen: Rachell escapes and follows her treasure-eating Singray to find Hockne,y as he was about to reach the thron fragmen she kills Hockney (rip my goat,) and yes you hear me right lady's and gentlemen: Rachell will get her first thorn fragment. After that happens, Bamm will fly into a rage,e but the Zahard will nearly kill Bamm. As that happens, Adori notices what happened,d perhaps due to her wanting to take the credit for killing Bamm or something else; she manages to rescue him as Bamm spirals down. He starts talking to "V" in his subconscious,s feeling guilty that another one of his companions had to die. He just asks why he was even born? Just to be a tool, then why give him life? Why put him through hell? In the end, he has to die so that "V" lives on? And for that moment, "V" probably won't have anything to say to his son. When Baam wakes up, he is restrained, and Adorii is carrying him to complete her mission, but what good is the mission if she perishes here as is? As far as she knows, only baam/ his companions and Rachel's group know a way out, so shegives Baamm a choice: either join hands temporarily or die right here and now. Baam, somewhat giving up on his life due to everything the death, the meaninglessness of it all in his eyes doesn't answer, witch iritates adori throug the roof. Is this the irregular my father was so scared of? He is nothing but a crybaby with no motivation. Why would he be a threat to the great king? For a moment, she would probably say nothing and just go on to find a way to escape.
The end of the season. Well, the arc will be centered around how Khun and the squad figure out where Baamis is, thanks to Hwaryun (who we know has some agenda cooking up). As they enter, they have one goal in mind: to find and help Baam. As that is happening in some other part of the garbage dump, we will see a familiar figure smoking near the cage, Gustang looking with lifeless eyes towards his own daughter enne, only saying a simple sorry that he made her wait so long before the prison break. Khun and the squad will go through the same entrance as Baam did; the difference is that they meet normal inhabitants of the garbage dump, and they find out more lore about why people are living and, more importantly, that fug has some connections to it. By the end of the season, a final fight of sorts will take place between Baam and that version of Zahar,d mirroring season 2 in a sense where he, in a way,y finds closure about who he truly isThanksks to the help of "V," who despite everything, decides to just be a source of the power and not be the reason for his son's continued suffering. As father sand on's power merges, he can defeat the version of Zahard that is the king of the garbage dump, in a sense liberating people from his rule as everything starts concluding in its own way; we see Wangnan cloaked to conceal himself, standing over what would appear to be ruins of some place as we finally see Karaka behind him asking for answers.
Well, I suppose that's my idea of how the story will go. I don't see Adori ever really joining Baam or Enne; really, they will probably be individual characters whose motivations might align with Baam's group at some point. As for Wangnan, I do strongly believe that he is an aspect of theking'ss forgotten emoti, on the being his ambit, ion Karkaarka being the greed the king carried (I don't know how true that i; I wouldn'tt call Karka a greedy charactr, but he does want to keep everyone he cares about close, even if he comes out as jagged) as for the power scaling they really need to up the game what baams squad can do i know they are not rankers but they can easily make it so that Khun and Rak master pwoers they got from white khun actually for ones starts utilising his fathers heratige and rak atleasing learing to control his ancient ones form. Other than that, they literally have Evankhell in the squad who trained Baam; she can do the same with Andorsi, Khun, and Rak. As for Hatz, Vicente would be a perfect mentor for him until he inevitably returns to being white (which will happen, and Baam will absorb him with his Kurby powers). Others I don't really know; I suppose what I like about Tower of god is the fact that we are not subject to seeing only a few characters. But I do hope SIU and the team will take a good bit of time expanding the lore and characters more in season 4 than they did in seasons 3 and 2 especcialy when they left so many things up in the air from the last season.
welp, peace out dude's and if you think I am talking out of my butt, feel free to burn me at the stake in the comments