By Hyougetsu and Nari Teshima. Released in Japan by SQEX Novels. Released in North America by J-Novel Club. Translated by Ningen. When I reviewed the last volume of Der Werwolf, over two years ago (so once again it was a struggle to remember who the hell everyone was), I wondered how the final volume would wrap up, and pondered if it would end with retirement or even Veight’s death. Well, one of those is true, though there is a flashforward three hundred years for an epilogue that shows that Veight has essentially passed into legend, and so presumably has passed on. But the last third or so of this book is dedicated to Veight trying to retire (and Airia having more success, partly because she’s pregnant again), and finding that,...

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