[Mesnick]

The episode starts with a sweet introduction about making sweets for Dente that he never gets to taste. But the second half takes a sharp twist, as Glotta, feeling alone and helpless, kills the old man. This also finally reveals her as Comel's killer and leads to a fight with Lakia. And while Glotta isn't as superior to Vram as Lango, she's still considerably stronger, and only Shouma's intervention saves the rider. Luckily, Dente left a posthumous message with a gift...
What I like about this episode is how well the differences between Lakia and Glotta are shown. They both have obvious flaws, but while Lakia admits hers, Glotta persistently rejects reality, responding to kindness with aggression. Helplessness has led her to this despair, because her family is collapsing before her eyes and she can do nothing about it. And in order not to repeat her fate, Lakia, who lost his brother and unwittingly gave his enemies a powerful weapon, it is important to defeat Glotta himself and feel that he is still able to change something for the better.
Of other interesting things: Nyelv shows his cruel nature, Hanto continues to search for the Shouma family and the owner of the candy store appears again.However, these lines are more mentioned than developed.