Terrence’s Reviews > Demon King Daimaou: Volume 4 > Status Update

Boichiro kind of surprises us all in this latest part. I can't quite recall what the story was with Fujiko's brother and him that led to the brother's death. And you knew Keena had some secret going on, but we're a lot closer to that answer than before. And God's with a will of their own, disobeying their systems? What could go wrong? (Will these families denounce Suhara?). =/

This Junko plot is going to get infuriating shortly. Just the misunderstandings that are so painful to watch, and I can't help but feel they're going to drag this out by having Junko + Akuto apologize, and everything go back to the status quo without addressing the romance element (especially considering this is less than a third threw the series).

Ahhh, so that pop idol who the Brave saved... She's actually <spoiler> Yuko, Junko Hattori's sister; whelp, I'm guessing she doesn't have evil intentions the way she is acting </spoiler>

Got through a little bit more. So, Fujiko (dark haired gal) is busy toiling away in the dungeon with the dragon creature. She's trying to control demonic beasts to be helpful to Akuto. Meanwhile, Akuto actually met her brother's killer, a dude named Boichiro who commands a force of knights. He has a confrontation with Lily, who I believe is a Student Council member.

Meanwhile, we got Junko Hatori (blue haired noble samurai type clan member) debating how to broach the subject of asking Akuto to marry her, we got Akuto and our resident red head sleeping under the tree, and Kurone just acting as an Observer still. Some other names dropped that I've forgotten too, like the daughter of this new enemy, Keizo Teruya (daughter was Eiko; forget if she's the class pres or student council)

Started this one today. It starts with some of that good political drama mixed between the romantic stuff, so a good healthy start. They reintroduce us to Akuto Sai well by having us see him in a flashback interacting with a "good Samaritan" who expected Akuto to thank God after he offered the child money. I love how this series challenges that sort of religious interaction vs kindness of the heart.