Review:
Briddy realizes that Adellai has found the descendant of Barahan and must be stopped, but Lart convinces her to let him try to appeal to her first. Unfortunately for him, Adellai is pretty deeply messed up by this point, and Joseph is beginning to be more directly influenced by Barahan (yes, the literal god).
We've now started the big confrontation that this series has been building up to for a while, and a metric crap-ton of things happen at once. Amon basically has to be everywhere, while simultaneously bleeding all over the place.
How did Briddy get that sword?? It basically appeared out of thin air, so, magic, I guess?
This volume was a lot messier than I expected it to be. Between Adellai, Barahan, and Philip, the villains were just piling up.
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