I loved Meda's attitude. I found myself laughing a lot at her quips. She's not someone bad ass, but she's not those shy, innocent people either. She can fight, but she'll run away if she has the chance. She's that person who you like hanging out around because she has a sense of humor and because interesting things are always happening around her. 
 Meda wasn't consistent though. First, when Chi shows up at the asylum, she acts like someone sensitive. Then, somehow, she ends up being Emma the bad ass at the Crusader school. Huh? I think if she'd stuck acting like either one until that part where Jo and Chi find out who she actually is at the Demon headquarters, there would've been a bigger effect. Some parts of the book felt choppy, especially her time at the Crusader school. 
 One thing I liked about this book was that unexpected things kept happening. Just when you thought that things had settled down to normal... then BAM! Something unexpected happened.