Review:
There's a party to celebrate peace with the divine beasts, so Amon learns etiquette and dancing. It'll be a masquerade party, supposedly so that humans and divine beasts can mingle with less awkwardness - I assume the divine beasts, at least will know exactly who's human and who isn't, so I guess this is probably more for the human attendees than anything.
In addition to the party, we get more of Briddy's visions about Rafiyan (the goddess who was supposedly killed by a black divine beast, but who actually wasn't) and Barahan (the god who was jealous of Rafiyan's powers).
Lots of forward movement in this volume, with enough time left in the series to actually deal with it all. All of Briddy's dream stuff is finally coming together, and yay, Amon finally proposes to Briddy!
I loved getting to see all the divine beasts we'd previously only seen in cat form in their human forms. Shanti was kind of a himbo.
The key that Adellai was given in the previous volume seems to be connected to Barahan's sword, so I wonder if the key is part of what turned Adellai from ambitious and driven to outright crazy?
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