Another kickass volume, even though this time the penal unit was supposedly taking a winter break from their battles on the frontline to spend some relaxing time in the First Capital. It turned out they still had to take on a mission that was a bit different then their usual missions, and even without Jayce and Neely. (I suppose the duo needed to be put out of the picture for this volume, because if they had been there, the battle against the final demon lord of the volume would have been so much easier for the unit.)
Again, maybe I'm repeating myself, but I just love how the penal unit members complimented each other with their strengths and covered each other's weaknesses, even when they don't really hold (some) other members in high regard. This time, it's Venetim who especially shone, brilliantly!
So far, Yuushakei has been consistently fun and interesting. Hoping that it will continue to be so!
Very good entry in the series, it starts deceptively boring with a completely different setting than normal. But changes pretty quickly to the pace we've come to expect: high stakes and quick thinking.
Another thing I like about the series is that it has a decent paced world building and doesn't hold back on revealing answers to mysteries in good time. It didn't feel like anything was being stretched out deliberately.
As usual the cast of characters are finding their prime roles and thriving in it, and it's showcased quite nicely how well they work together and complement each others skills and talents.