Amazing, a chapter sooner than I could have expected! Hurray!
In any case. This volume sure was a rollercoaster. Had me on the edge of my seat (figuratively, I'm reading on my bed) most of the time after things started getting real, if not before considering all the tension surrounding the obvious way chapter 1 would end. I would say volume 3 is still my favorite, for all the buildup and payoff, but this one is a solid second I'd say. Pacing of the series may be slow as heck, but I'll be damned if I don't treasure every moment of it.
Also, long arc. I like that. Thank the yuri goddess we don't have to wait for volume 6 as long as people had to back when 5 was freshly released. In another timeline I'd complain about the lack of Shimamura POV, but considering the arc has yet to conclude, it's quite alright. Interested in what she wanted to tell Adachi, though.
Another thing I noted, I'm liking how the story sticks to its characters. In other works, I could see Adachi magically realizing that others aren't so bad, after all, that kinda stuff. She stays very true to herself instead, the characters so far haven't been distorted to serve the end goal, which I appreciate; small thing, but hey. It's one of the things I like about this series; one of the things making it my favorite ongoing series.
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