I like that this volume explained some questions I had from the other two but something about the pacing of it, makes me think there could be more but not so centered around En and Ichii?, but I could be wrong.

The build up of Megi from the last volume to this one was interesting but it also feels flat considering his monologuing to En about his past to have the volume end the way it did. So I'm hoping for more on his character but we'll see; the volume ended with an open ending...

The other thing that kept bugging me was the En kept being either described or seen as "new" or "pure", kind of highlighting that virginal trope and for some reason, yes it was in the other two, this time around it just rubbed me the wrong way, that like I said, kept bugging me but all in all this was a solid volume for the series.