So, I finally got the last volume. It was very thin, but still pretty good dramatic with a cliffhanger ending.

I don't really understand some things - for example, what's the deal with Souseiseki and Suiseiseki - was it real Souseiseki or just an illusion?

I raged so hard at volume 8 xD
When it ended I was like "FFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-"
But now the Tales keep me entertained.

I absolutely hated the ending. THAT'S NOT AN ENDING!

Why not :biggrin: ?

I have to agree with Lord Moe. The ending(if you would call it that) freaking SUCKED!!! Jun goes through the door, Suiseiseki is with a Souseiseki that's possibly an illusion, and what happened to Shinku and Kira!? If I recall correctly the last timewe saw them Kira had Shinku trapped on a we and I wanna know what happened!!

I finally finished volume 8 last week. For my part I loved the ending, especially the words of LaPlace's demon. Just one thing I didn't get- if he's LaPlace's demon, why did he say he was told something by the gods? At one point a bit earlier (can't recall where...) he even seemed unsure of the future, which he should know as omnisciently as if it were the past.

I loved the ending too :biggrin: .

I suspect that his name may be just an allusion to that thought experiment and he's not an omniscient being or that his omniscience of the present physical processes doesn't allow him to predict what humans will do.

Actually in some religions gods will talk to demons. Noone said they could never have peaceful chats.

Well, I think that the point LaPlace's deamon was supposed to be omniscient, which means that gods can't really communicate anything new to him.