Hiyono's gamble has bought Ayumu some time, but is ten minutes long enough to reason out an effective plan? Ayumu kicks his mind into overdrive, orchestrating a series of wave attacks designed to overcome Kanon's incredible fighting skills. But should any member of his already battered team miss their mark, it could mean death for them all. As the players move into position, Ayumu stands to face Kanon in what will be their final showdown.
Yah strategi Ayumu untuk menundukkan Kanon memang di luar dugaan, Namun dalam penyampaiannya dengan memakai narasi Rio memang kurang sreg dan kurang memberikan aura intens dalam aksi. Setidaknya arc Kanon ini sdh selesai.
I can't believe how wordy this manga is, and it's a good thing because if it were not, it would be incomprehensible. This volume was both good and extra wordy.
In volume ten, the Kanon arc finally wraps up and we get a complete over use of the word ‘tightrope.’ In an improvement over the last to volumes, Ayumu and the Blade children don’t talk out a plan and then enact it. Instead we see the plan in action as Rio huddles somewhere telling us the plan as Ayumu and his sister in law, Madoka, engage Kanon, believing that his personal code of justice won’t let him kill non-Blade children. Ayumu is trying to knock Kanon out and not follow through what everyone believes to be Ayumu’s brother’s plan: Ayumu killing Kanon.
In her narrative, Rio is sure to tell the reader many times how hard this tightrope is they’re walking. Most of the book is one of those action scenes where you have to turn off the logical part of your brain that says ‘no human body could take this many wounds and live, let alone keep fighting like nothing happened.’ Frankly I as unable to do it. You just can’t shoot a person that many times without some sort of problems. Arms and legs aren’t just superfluous.