Rating (Out of 5): ~4
Publisher: Shonen Jump (VIZ Media)
Release Date: August 2020
Volumes: 20.
Spoilers?: No.
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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…
While attempting to locate the Seven
Walls, Emma and Ray find themselves trapped in a mysterious world. Can
they escape this labyrinth and make the promise that will finally bring
about peace? Meanwhile, Norman has his own plans...
Review:
While Emma and Ray are thrown into a reality-bending timescape, Norman has a new mission in the real world. Emma and Ray are being put to the test to figure out the ultimate puzzle, in order for Emma to make a new promise. It's unclear what she's willing to sacrifice to make it, though.
Gilda and Don are given a new mission by Norman as the volume starts. It's clear that Norman believes Mujika is a threat, so it's not surprising he sends them out to find her. They seem to read through at least some of his tricks, though. We meet Ayshe here, a girl sent out to help them. She doesn't speak, and they're not sure if she even understands them.
Ayshe might be one of my favorite characters so far. She adds a new complexity and complication to the story, in a way that I was kind of hoping would happen. She really intrigues me, and I'm really excited to see what happens next with her.
As this series draws closer to the conclusion, it's definitely getting more intense and complicated. I'm loving it, but I'm also increasingly worried about the ending.
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