I ended up being caught in a situation with the tornados in Oklahoma, my father was in Moore where the carnage was so I didn't get to read anything. However I'm here on my phone to review you now.

Yori seemed to learn a lot about the soldiers. I wonder how they interrogated him and how it changed his psyche and attitude.

More nice character development from Yumi and another disagreement between Seiji and Ayumi. I knew thier opinions would clash several times. I still wonder who is speaking to Yumi telepathically and what thier aim is for helping her.

It seems that the Atlantean soldiers are slowly figuring out our heros. So far it's mostly a new spin on information with development of the Atlanean characters. Right now I'm trying to figure out each of the characters in this chapter and thier personal motives.

It's nice to see that everyone is back together. All of thier different levels of experience was present here as well as a bolder attitude from Yuki. I wonder where Yoriis though.

I like this show down. We learn a lot about Yuki's powers, as we have other cast members. He's had a nice shining point since he toughened up, but I wonder what will happen now that someone has lived to tell about his effective powers and smart moves in battle.

This chapter was a nice break from the action. Yuki continues to make me laugh with his commentary and out of story jokes.

I'm glad Seiji was rescued. His interactions with Chiharu are always funny. The rest of Seiji's flashback have depth not only to him but Yuki's as well.

I always wondered about Seiji's younger self and his trials and tribulations. His past was sad, and in many aspects, I can see how he and Yuki became such good friends. They both have similar pasts with the lack of parents and being bullied.

Poor Seiji. Looks like he's having to face loss and a part of his past he had buried. I loved his fight scene, even if he lost it was a powErful battle for 0oth sides, emotionally and physically. There was also that part where Seiji was able to lift objects from an opponent's field. That intrigues me.

I like Seiji's fighting style, now that I can read it without summary, it fits him very well. This chapter was a fun read. I especially liked thier language barriers and the part at the end with the splintering wood had to be painful. What fate will befall Seiji this time? He sure does have the worst luck getting himself caught.

Yumi was certainly put through hell but her battle w%th Photine was wonderful. I like her displayof power and her inner struggle with the voice in her head. I wonder who exactly it was that helped her out.

Yumi continues to grow in mentality and power. I see that her control is becoming better and she's growing as a fighter. Nice action and development of both she and Phontine.

It's nice to see Seiji on screen, since that was his running joke in earlier chapters. The chapter was full of action and I read it straight through without pausing and I'm at work atm. Things are slow so I'm hiding out on my phone. XD well, on to the next chapter.

This chapter left off on a cliff hanger note, but I think Yuki and Yumi will be alright. They have both grown substancially as characters. Her brother's thoughts on her as well as Yuki's awareness of Eudokia has served as backup on that.

I like the depth of characterization done to Demosthenes in this chapter. The more I read on him, the more intruiging he is to me. I want to know his motive, drive and beliefs. This chapter also gives insight to a few other Atlanteans who are against our heros as well. I'm looking forward to the future chapters now that I can catch up properly again.