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Der Werwolf: The Annals of Veight #5
Der Werwolf: The Annals of Veight Volume 5
Having thwarted Rolmund's initial invasion, Veight must now unite Meraldia's north and south, forging a new alliance between the region's seventeen cities. But turning the Meraldian Federation into the Meraldian Commonwealth isn't the only task he has to contend with. Now that he's taken an imperial princess captive, he intends to put her on Rolmund's throne in order to prevent any further incursions from the ancient empire.
- GenresLight NovelFantasy
253 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 15, 2016
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December 12, 2022
I read a few mangas. Liking the series than forgets about it for some time. Not having a good reading pace when it comes to mangas yet. But I'm really enjoying this one so far
August 27, 2019
Mostly Stage Dressing
As we have moved to a completely different country and while new story arc much of Volume 5 exists to set the stage for the grand battle that is to follow, it introduces all the new political factions, the impending economic crisis, and does A LOT of world building as Veight and co. have truly traveled to the old world. I loved the breadth and depth of this volume, though found myself wanting, as the overall political situation barely progressed at all, as most of this novel was setup, then cliffhanger. The next volume can't come sooner.
As we have moved to a completely different country and while new story arc much of Volume 5 exists to set the stage for the grand battle that is to follow, it introduces all the new political factions, the impending economic crisis, and does A LOT of world building as Veight and co. have truly traveled to the old world. I loved the breadth and depth of this volume, though found myself wanting, as the overall political situation barely progressed at all, as most of this novel was setup, then cliffhanger. The next volume can't come sooner.
August 31, 2019
Excellent book
July 19, 2020
For more or less the whole Rolmund arc, which is 4?/5-7: nice, and the political stuff is interesting. I really like how the problems aren't by miscommunication or incompetence... it's a clash of interest and beliefs.
This volume is mostly for setting the scene for the next few volumes, so it's not as impactful as the next two, but you can't read them alone.
In any case, you more or less feel for all of those in line for the Rolmund's throne. It reads even sadder because there isn't anyone who's just purely evil, and there isn't much of miscommunication. Although they're all good leaders, they can't coexist. And so it's interesting and a good read. In the author's note, I think he did say something like... having a separate nation to do this kind of political intrigue and mess... it keeps it separate from the Meraldian part, and it's perfect. I mean, I did miss Airia, but that's a minor thing. I loved this arc, and I'll miss Eleora.
This volume is mostly for setting the scene for the next few volumes, so it's not as impactful as the next two, but you can't read them alone.
In any case, you more or less feel for all of those in line for the Rolmund's throne. It reads even sadder because there isn't anyone who's just purely evil, and there isn't much of miscommunication. Although they're all good leaders, they can't coexist. And so it's interesting and a good read. In the author's note, I think he did say something like... having a separate nation to do this kind of political intrigue and mess... it keeps it separate from the Meraldian part, and it's perfect. I mean, I did miss Airia, but that's a minor thing. I loved this arc, and I'll miss Eleora.
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