Blue Exorcist Vol 11
Overview: Fight hellfire with hellfire! While the exwires tackle the seven school mysteries of True Cross Academy. Yukio ponders the nature of his true self. Summoned before the Vatican Branch of the Knights of the True Cross, Yukio must report on his encounter with the traitor Saburota Toda and swear a deadly vow of silence. Back in Tokyo, the students of the academy have a school festival to look forward to, but a conflict between the Knights of the True Cross and the Illuminati builds behind the scenes.
Pages: 210 Pages
Story and Art:Kazue Kato
After the last book, I was expecting things to continue to build up. This book kind of takes a break from that and decides to have a festival. This book has a combination of relationship building, fun, and some serious moments as well. I was a little surprised by the direction as it was really expecting the story to continue to build up. Instead, it focuses on the Academy and a festival. That festival story was decent, there were some moments around it that were confusing and not really a part of the story.
Overall, this seemed like more of a filler story than one that moved the story forward. I am hopeful that this was just setting up some relationships to drive the story later.