Board Thread:Spoilers and Speculation/@comment-39960768-20191003144131/@comment-39960768-20191006141228

It really feels like the main character here is actually Guinevere. She steals the show since showing up to help fight Torbalan last volume, and the conflict in this arc centred on her. The story brings more of her doubts and issues, while Tigre and Mila acts more like supporting cast. Love the hints about her liking Roland, too bad he breaks the flag. Well, lets see if they will meet again in the future.

Raffinac and Galinin fade into obscurity. Really, feels sorry for both of them.

Also feels like Mila is rather losing control from being in foreign land, such as suddenly kissing him in the town square, or when tasting him while he's asleep. Especially surprised she choose to accompany Tigre to Sachstein. Of course, she can't return to Olmutz before spring and she doesn't have much thing to do in Asvarre (other than shudders everytime they serve her milk tea). On Tigre, he is more confident, but really can get aggressive in expressing his lust for Mila, which she also accepts.