Review:
Now it's time for the final conflict against Barahan, complete with sacrifices and sadness.
Even though I knew that things would probably be resolved in a positive way, this was definitely a more emotional volume, with both Briddy and Amon making sacrifices that they weren't necessarily guaranteed to recover from.
I was a little confused about the boy, Louis. Were we supposed to know him? Was he in some way related to Joseph?
And why would anyone in their right mind ask a human to babysit some divine beasts when there are literally adult divine beasts who could have been asked to take on the task instead? I get that it gave the author a chance to inject some humor into the volume, but it really didn't make sense to me.
One more volume left. Although things feel pretty wrapped up already, it'll be nice to get a little more closure with all the characters.
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