After escaping in the previous volume through what might be called [sort of a] wormhole, Metabaron ends up on remote and strange planet where fantastic gravity resisting materiel exists in abundance. Here he comes across mysterious race and their protector, Rina, female Metabaron. To say anything more is to spoil the story but I will just say it remains true to Greek tragedy roots of Metabaron.

Art is excellent as is always case with this series but story it is so rigidly told, in manner of he came, he did this, she said, they said.... I mean this is fantastic setting and series it is incredible that they cant make story flow more naturaly.

On the good side there are no mutilations and sadism and that is great IMHO (third in a row, yes!).

Recommended to fans of Metabaron universe. I hope they tell more vibrant story in follow up volumes. ( )