With Yukine as his guide, Yato is on the path to becoming the god of happiness he so desires to be. But, Nora is holding a grudge against him for releasing her as his shinki and worse, Yato's "father" feels like he can reign in Yato at anytime. The foreboding that these two have power over Yato, to ruin his dream to become a god that makes humans happy, is worrisome.
There are some great moments with Bishamon and Kazuma, and a fabulous chapter about Kofuku and her shinki, Daikoku. Even as the overarching plot moves steadily and quietly along in the background, Adachitoka continues to build the world around our characters without forcing the story in any way. Based on the final chapter of this volume, it looks like the next arc may involve what happens when a shinki remembers his human past and what that could mean for Yukine and Yato.
I continue to absolutely love this series. It has everything that I look for in a manga series: great story and characters, strong development of story and characters, lovely art, exploration of world and solid world-building. Noragami is definitely one of the best series I've read, not only in recent memory, but in total. Highly recommended.