Overall, I'd say this was good, just short, lacking exposition. The one part that pisses me off , though, is Victor and Belka's relationship. First, he demands this 17 year old girl to sleep with him, later he figures out who Schenok and Belka really are, but he continues to have a sexual...
This got really interesting. Too bad there is only one more chapter. And how did Viktor tell Schenok the whereabouts of whatever in the letter? I didn't recall anything about that.
I see. So the disease is hemophilia. So this story takes place in a timeline where Alexei Nikolaevich did not die in 1918. And what do you know, the next chapter is called 1918.
So Schenok is the Prince Felix Yusupov's son. Belka is his stepdaughter. And they're looking for some artifact on one of their old properties before their family was exiled from the country. I think? But then Felix bowed to his own son? Hmm....
3 to go. I really don't know how this is gonna...
The story is totally meandering, but I guess that's the result of Ken's personality. It'd be nice to see what Tae-Soo is doing behind the scenes. The gang keeps getting bigger but we don't see any of the logistics. Oh well. The art is great and it's funny so I'll keep reading.