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** spoiler alert ** This volume is grim dark and so very good. There isn’t much I can review without ruining everything so I’ll keep it brief. Hiyori is facing a tough challenge: what she wants to be when she grows up, i.e. it’s time to start choosing schools for her continuing education.
In the meantime, Fujisaki (Yato’s ‘father��) wants her to end her relationship with Yato, believing she’s the reason Yato is trying to change from a God of calamity to a God who brings happiness. He promises Hiyori nothing but pain unless she does what he tells her to and Hiyori’s response is basically “bring it on.��
To her horror, Fujisaki does just that. I’ll leave it with ‘terrible things happen�� and Bishamonte, still tracking the god who stole the Word (i.e. Fujisaki), enters the fray, once again not entirely on Yato’s side. This one is going to have long reaching consequences, making you wonder can this story possibly have a happy ending. The art, as ever, is lovely. This is one of my favorite series that I’m currently reading.