Synopsis

Hildegarde’s arrival at Oga’s family’s home casts a misleading shadow over the unfolding events, offering them a distorted perspective. She also warns Oga that his cries, should he venture more than fifteen meters from Beelzebub, possess the power to shatter the city itself. Faced with this daunting prospect, Oga entertains a desperate plan: to discover a being of greater strength and ruthlessness than himself, and thus transfer the burden of Beelzebub to another.