What angered me the most was Lucifer. I really enjoyed his character, but the way the book was set up, the events didn't fit quite right. They didn't go in chronological order. The first chapter of the this volume, Lucifer is probably in his early 30's. He's technically the seme character, and he goes to a brothel and buys a man who looks like him, and his younger twin brother, Michel. Apparently, he's become a rough type of man, who enjoys humiliating people, and watching the prostitute suffer. At the end of that chapter, it hints that he's fallen in love with him.

About 2 chapters later, it goes way back, to when Lucifer was maybe 20-25 years old. His mentor, Berger, is watching him, and Lucifer seems like he could pass off as both the seme and uke. He's turned into somewhat of a playboy, and decides that Berger is annoying and starts to dislike him. Lucifer eventually realizes that he's deeply in love with Berger and they spend nights of passion together. A while later, Berger dies while protecting Lucifer in the war, and Lucifer looses one of his eyes. Lucifer says that he's never going to love another again.

Once again, in the next chapter, it tells a story of Berger and Lucifer back when Lucifer first meets Berger. Lucifer is a haughty young man of around 15-18. He looks like a uke. Berger has fallen in love with him, and it's love at first sight. Lucifer, however, does not trust Berger yet, so when Lucifer gets invited to a party, he tells Berger not to follow him. At the party, Lucifer nearly gets raped, and at the last moment, Berger rushes in and saves him. Lucifer orders Berger to never leave his side again.