Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, Chapter 2: A Week at the Mansion, Vol. 3 (manga) (Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, Chapter 2: A Week at the Mansion Manga)

A must read

Five stars

I was forced by Amazon to do this review. I most produce eleven words to be able to progress to the next chapter. :(

Okay folks, the events at the manor are over and done with and in this volume we head right on back to the Capital. I really feel like this is the volume where things start to kick off. Things certainly start to get interesting either way.Subaru, Rem and Emilia head off for The Royal Selection, and along the way we bump in to a new character. Priscilla. She's one of the other candidates for Queen, and she's a bit....strange. If not a little bit crazy. Interestingly enough her companion Al is like Subaru which is going to prove to be an interesting point in the plot, I think!There's actually quite a few new characters in this volume, because we meet the other Queen candidates Anastasia, Crusch...and a familiar face. Felt. Plot twist am I right?! The other candidates are certainly an interesting bunch and really liven up the story with some fresh faces. Each of them has an interesting personality, and plan for what they want to do and I'm excited to see more of them and get to know more.Reinhard returns too, along with Julius and Rom and it's nice to see these characters haven't been forgotten about! We get a nice amount of new information on the world, and things have certainly gotten interesting, shall we say! As the Royal Selection begins, we get to know all of the different motivations for the different parties, and I'm excited to see what's going to happen next and how it's going to play out.I have to say, I really want a dragon carriage! I loved how they where drawn, and it was such a fun addition! The art for the Capital is completely gorgeous too! Things are moving at a nice pace, but I feel like with this chapter we're hitting one of the main parts of the story and things are going to get very interesting!