This is my first time writing a book review and English is not my first language, so forgive me if anyone finds this review to be amateurish.
Frankly, I find this volume very entertaining. After all, not many series deals with the aftermath of an apocalypse, especially for a world so unstable as the world of Torture Princess. The intricacies of the three-race politics is slowly creeping on us starting from Volume 4 and finally takes the center stage in this volume. I think this is the most politically heavy the series has ever gotten.
The gore is one of the selling points of TP and this volumes does not disappoint. Although the gory part is somewhat lesser compared to earlier volumes, it does deliver well. The author never ceases to surprise me with their imagination. Many thanks for the translator as well for providing such a vivid description.
This time, Elizabeth takes Kaito's role as the protagonist. I enjoyed seeing the world from her POV. Her internal thoughts regarding Kaito, and to an extend, Hina, is very endearing to me.
That's all from me. I'm looking forward to the next volume especially since the book ended at such a cliffhanger. I heard Volume 7.5 will be released first so looking forward to that too.