Children of the whales. Vol. 14

In an endless desert floats the Mud Whale, an island city of clay moving by magic, containing a small community where most die young their life spans cut short by their own magic. Chakuro diligently chronicles their lives... This all changes when he meets a young girl and they are suddenly attacked

Warnings: mention of genocide Rep:neurodiverse rep Suou, while telling the people of Mud Whale that they would proceed to find new land, secretly makes a plane with Shuan and Rochalizo’s crew to go to Karcharias and convince Orca to leave Falaina alone. Chakuro, knowing something is up, joins them and Leggi tutto

This was a complicated volume and the author isn't making it easy for us to follow (plus, I didn't really remember the last one so that didn't help). Next volume seems to focus on Orca's motivations so hoping it will be better and less foggy.

I've been steadily losing interest. I don't hold out much hope for this series.

Het blijft een leuk verhaal, maar als ze beginnen te filosoferen ben ik even niet meer mee...

Honestly I am not sure what is going on with this series, I kind of feel that it needs more thought in the overall plotting of the series.

He's crazy.

Interesting plan if not original.

I think the art in the opening pages of this volume is among the finest we have seen in the series. The volume begins and ends with some interesting contrasts between Elder Rasha’s advice to her son and Orca outlining his endgame (much like you would expect in a villainous monologue). Each speech al Leggi tutto