Vampire
Knight vol 8, 9 & 10
Pub: Chuang Yi
Story & Art: Matsuri Hino
Cat: *think about it*
Format: graphic novel, paperback; 35th
Night to 48th Night
Rated: T+ [of older teens]
Synopsis
Cross
Academy is attended by two groups of students: the Day Class and the Night
Class. At twilight, when the students of the Day Class return to their dorm,
they cross paths with the Night Class on their way to school. Yuki Cross and
Zero Kiryu are the Guardians of the school, protecting the Day Class from the
Academy’s dark secret: the Night Class is full of vampires!
After
trying to recall her past, Yuki’s hallucinations become more vivid, and she
tries to strangle Zero during a fit of madness. Locked in her room, all she can
see is a world dyed in blood, but Kaname comes for her. he tells her it’s time
to wake up and sinks his fangs into her neck....
Catch up....
1: Cross Academy, a private boarding school, is where the Day Class and the
Night Class coexist. The Night Class—a group of beautiful elite students—are all
vampires!
2:
four years ago, when his twin brother Ichiru turned against him, Zero was
turned into a vampire by Shizuke. Kanmae kills Shizuka, but she hints there is
another evil. Yuki tries to regain her memories, but mysterious powers prevent
her from doing so.
3:
Yuki questions Kaname about her past and he says he’ll tell her about her past
if she becomes his lover...Kaname treats Yuki as if he is protecting her from
something. Skiki returns to the Academy with his body possessed by Rido. Rido
claims to be the true head of the Kuran family. When Yuki tries to probe her
memories, she hallucinates and sees blood. Then Kanmae comes to her....
Yuki suffers searching for her lost memories
Kaname’s fangs sink into her neck!!
What happens....man, I love this series, really, and
more so, it’s going to be the same blabble that I gushed about last time,
because though the story runs, my feelings about it stay the same.
Vol
8: Yuki waking up and the realisations that some with it.
Zero,
on the other hand is locked up by the hunters, though it seems the head is
working for (under) the senate, though I can’t be fully sure about this point
yet.
Vol
9: is a lot more about Zero and the whole thing about twins of hunters. It’s actually
interesting and sweet the way the twins are with each other.
Kaname
goes for the senate
And
Zero kinda snaps a little, all understandable, but we have to wait till the
next vol to know how it turns out with him and Yuki.
Vol
10: the confrontation that happened in the last book didn’t particularly get resolved
but ended for a time. It’s more a start to a new part, I think.
We
got a really nice back story of Kaname—again.
Yuki...
Goodbye...
Oh,
man did I tell you how much I loved it?! so so so good, like always.
....it’s a little hard to follow. It’s becoming
more clear the more I read like she—he? That takes a bit too—says one thing, it
get cut off by some dialog and then it sorta goes to a part that seems like we
should fully understand but your meant to, like that internal dialog still
rambled on without is knowing.
I’m
also finding it hard to remember people—the important ones I’m okay with and
yet the ones I forget are important, but everyone just looks the same.
Well,
that’s my bitch. Every series needs one and that’s this one.
I
really do love this series. Really, it just can’t be read (okay I can’t) one
vol at a time. The story is just...Longley complicated and perfectly lengthen.
It
still reminds me of a soap I watched when I was 16 (Passion, yeah, I’m kinda
old, what’s it to you), that need to go on though you’re not sure why and
yet...it’s so awesome you can’t believe why people wouldn’t watch it. Yeah,
meaning, read this. Now.
—I really do love the end stories that make
you laugh. They break the tension that builds threw the story and maybe because
of them you’re able to actually wait for the next one, you know without pulling
your hair out.
It’s
just so good, you should read it! Really!!
☼☼☼
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