As usual there is a lot to praise about in this episode. From the insane production quality to peak character dynamics between the groups. The way Stark helped Methode Genau out of his negative thinking patterns by literally being a stand up guy and a good friend was my personal highlight!

The demons on the other hand were underwhelming. Revolte waited for the group to split up and did literally nothing with this advantage. He later proved to be deceitful so why not attack a part of the group with full force? I’m starting to think demons are not cut out to be good antagonists as they are simply too stupid to win. Also, and I know I could get some flak for this but that attack should’ve killed Methode Genau and Stark right there and then. The fact that this risky move had no consequences is truly baffling. A fatal wound should at the very least leave a character unable to fight properly for another arc. This sets a bad precedent for future dangers our heroes will encounter because you can expect the plot armor to be miles thick and an overpowered cleric to jump into action just in time.

I hope this doesn’t sound too negative because I really like the show and the second season so far! I’m just wondering how I’m supposed to get invested in conflicts at this point. And if this isn’t what the show is really about then why spend so much time on it?

EDIT: I meant Genau, not Methode. Thanks @Crank