Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Shonen Jump (VIZ Media)
Release Date: June 2020
Volumes: 19.
Spoilers?: Yes, light.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
Life at Grace Field
House is good for Emma and her fellow orphans. While the daily studying
and exams they have to take are tough, their loving caretaker provides
them with delicious food and plenty of playtime. But perhaps not
everything is as it seems…
As Norman and his group prepare their
plan to eradicate all of the demons, Emma searches for her own path. Can
she find a way to create a new promise that achieves peace without
resorting to violence?
Review:
The confrontation with Norman happens. He has information to share with Emma and Ray, just as they have their own worries to share. It's so hard to see Norman as this unmoving adult, when you know he's just doing what he believes is the right thing, but also when Emma has such bigger peaceful goals in mind.
We're given some new, surprising information in this volume. And then Emma and Ray are off on a timed mission, where it looks like they're starting a test for real answers. Norman has put them on a timer for it, but also the monsters have caught on and aren't going to let these human be for too much longer.
I'm intrigued to see where Ray and Emma are off to, and what's going to happen there. But this is also really hard to take. I'm afraid of where this series is going to go, cause I really don't want a bad ending for these three.
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