Black Knight, Volume 3 Book

The plot is finally getting somewhere, there's less confusion, but it's still not a cohesive journey. It's somewhat difficult to get inside the thought process of some of the characters, and what their actions really want to convey (or what the big plan really is, in layman's terms). Seeing as the fourth volume is hard to get a hold of, I'm not too saddened by not being able to read it (thought it may have been nice to see some of the loose ends tied together).