Agnes and Nazelbart are overjoyed as the newest addition to their family approaches, but the soon-to-be parents have a lot on their plate. Not only do they have to prepare everything to welcome their baby—such as finding a reliable wet nurse—but they still have to take care of their territory. With a manabeast rampage on the horizon, security is tighter than ever, but when a major storm threatens to strike, things truly get complicated. And as if all that wasn’t enough, news also arrives that Robin has escaped. Nobody knows exactly what this fugitive is planning, but he’s definitely still holding a grudge, and his destination is none other than Sutrena.
Short and mildly entertaining in a slightly silly and cosy way. Not that it is a slice-of-life romance, but none of the issues (in this case with an escaped convict, a natural hurricane and a hostile neighbouring country looking for the "saint") pose much of a risk to our tuber throwing heroine and her plant growing competent husband. In other words, much like previous volumes. There is now a kid which give the husband the excuse to be overprotective which is ignored for the most part by the main character and villains to exploit. Still, it is getting a bit of the same for me and as such I am slowly losing much interest. Still, a decent read, not the best, but neither the worst of the villainess stories that seem to be all the rage at the moment.