It seems like I waited forever to read this because I needed to know what was going to happen. Boy, did I get answers. 
 I can't express thoroughly what makes this story so enthralling to read. Is it the masterful way Eretz is portrayed? Is it the difficult choices people make during war? Is it the constant struggle between right and wrong, death and taxes, war and peace? Is it the base of love and Hope that you question will come to fruition? Is it the intimacy that I felt towards every character? Is it Fate that holds souls that should never have walked together find each other again and again? 
 Anger and self-loathing make Karou blind to her own instincts. Her blame for the destruction of the Chimaera holds her in a place where she is enslaved by those who have betrayed her in the past.There is no trust and yet, she succumbs to ressurecting a monsterous army. Akiva, a bastard, a weapon of the seraphim and the one who was Fated to make change has been broken since he thought Karou was dead. How can there be anything good without the Hope she could give the world? When he finds her alive, he only wants to be with her, but first, he needs to earn her trust back.When two worlds collide and nothing else ever felt more right, could these two begin wars or a new way of life where there is love, life, a future for all kind.