A great addition to Dies Irae and its characters. I already expected great things and then the expectation was fulfilled. Masada is really great at what he does. Even though I haven't read the book that inspired the work, or rather the title has several allusions to it within the work, mainly the names of the characters. And certain moments the work reminded me a lot of Nasu's F/HA, for me it's clear how Masada appreciates Nasu's work, Claudia and Caren (F/Ha) are the same archetype of characters, they have several visual similarities and within the plot , the relationship Angra and Caren, and Bey and Claudia could not be more reciprocal with each other. While it contains these similarities, it's another story altogether, different themes and different approach to the narrative. It's more something that Masada did as inspiration than Nasu seems to, and obviously it's just speculation, but the similarity is such that it's hard to deny at this point. Bey is GOAT.