I got so sensitive with this one. The way Yatora was stressing out more and more got me on edge. I love how every character that's on the cover has its own little backstory, and they're all starting to grow on me.

I've related to Yatora since the beginning, and this volume is no exception.

Seeing how much he's struggling the first time at being in college, the way he's always comparing himself and thinking he's not good enough because he's young... I never related to him more.

Not that I didn't like the characters before, but now each character has even more depth. This volume shows the characters' ambitions and struggles, feelings and different aspects of their lives.

I loved seeing Yatosuke's growth, I was starting to think he would always be stone cold and it was starting to irritate me. Even Yatora was beginning to have his doubts, questioning everything again which is so relatable and real for someone to do —not always thinking is done for just because is, well, done. We are changing beings, we evolve and I think this is what this volume is about. We can change our minds once, twice, thrice... and that doesn't mean something bad, instead, it's something good, something that makes us who we are.

This volume made me emotional with Yatora working with kids. I loved how different every kid is and how the relationship they have with their parents affects even their drawings. And how close I got to feel with Haruka? Honestly, he's all I want to be. He's so cool, magnanimous and an interesting person indeed.