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Again a good volume. However, I was a bit sad we didn’t learn much about Lizel. This volume focused on Eleven, his past, as well as his present life and his relationship with Lizel. I got to admit, he is very cute and quite a funny character; he kind of reminds me of a puppy sometimes. In terms of adventure, I felt like it was less intense than in the previous volumes but overall, I enjoyed it a lot. I can’t wait for volume 5.

I recommend this series to anyone looking for some adventures with loveable characters

5/5

graypeape's review against another edition

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5.0

We start with Lizel and Gil going to see the play featured in the last volume, where Lizel steps in to help when a performer is injured, and something goes amiss. Eleven gets a back story, and tries again to join Lizel's party- this time, he has something real to offer. Judge's shop was robbed while he was away visiting his grandfather, and Eleven has information about how the merchant's guild is handling it. While he still doesn't get to join the party, Lizel and Gil invite him to go to a dungeon with them, and a good time is had by all!
Not much intrigue in this volume, but the camaraderie throughout is so much fun! It was nice seeing so many light moments. Lizel just keeps adding to his harem, and I think Eleven will add a wild-card element to things. When's Volume 5 out?

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adventurous funny lighthearted relaxing medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? No
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? No

4.0

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