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A review by katieejayne
Seraph of the End, Vol. 13 by Takaya Kagami
5.0
This is an ongoing series so this review is likely to contain spoilers for the previous volumes and of course the current one I'm writing about.
Final warning!!
In a bizarre but interesting turn of events, Ferid Bathory has managed to convince the entirety of the Shinoa Squad to join him and Crowley on a trip to Osaka, though he won't tell them why exactly. He gives them a hint that it's going to show the truth of how 'the calamity' occurred but that's all. I loved this pairing simply because you knew reading that no one trusted each other but at that moment they had no other allies. It makes for great reading and a massive amount of tension. I just kept thinking that someone was going to snap.
I also loved how we got introduced the vampire nobles from around the world. They are just as extra and flamboyant as the ones from Japan. I liveeed for it. They seem to hate Ferid just as much as everyone else which he revels in. He remains a favourite character of mine.
www.a-novel-idea.co.uk
Final warning!!
Spoiler
In a bizarre but interesting turn of events, Ferid Bathory has managed to convince the entirety of the Shinoa Squad to join him and Crowley on a trip to Osaka, though he won't tell them why exactly. He gives them a hint that it's going to show the truth of how 'the calamity' occurred but that's all. I loved this pairing simply because you knew reading that no one trusted each other but at that moment they had no other allies. It makes for great reading and a massive amount of tension. I just kept thinking that someone was going to snap.
I also loved how we got introduced the vampire nobles from around the world. They are just as extra and flamboyant as the ones from Japan. I liveeed for it. They seem to hate Ferid just as much as everyone else which he revels in. He remains a favourite character of mine.
www.a-novel-idea.co.uk