Yuki and Zess get orders from their leader Takashiro to travel to another one of their residences to meet some of the other clan members. We end up meeting some of Yuki’s actual blood relatives as well as more zweilt. But even with the introduction of new characters, this has been the least interesting volume for me, mostly because I didn’t really enjoy the side story, so much so that I won’t even get into it. I did enjoy learning about two of the newest zweilt, Senshirou and Kuroto, and it was nice to learn about their backstory in one volume rather than having to go through two volumes. They are a really cute yet tragic pairing. The volume ends with a lot of little extra comics that don’t have anything to do with the story, they are just for fun. I always enjoy the silly stuff the author puts at the end of the book.
I’m really into this series right now, and even though I am really busy this week I think I will finish volume 4 in time for another bonus Friday review. I often go long periods of time forgetting that I own a decent collection of manga and that it is a category of reading material all together. This series is reminding me how much I enjoy the genre and it is encouraging me to branch out and find new series to consider reading.
Nonfiction and Nonsense 