I'm doing a joint review of the whole manga. Not individual chapters.INCLUDES SPOLERS!!!

Art: Not really much to write about the art. A very nice style. There was a page where the mountains were shown, but I feel like they tried more on the story than the art. Still more than I can do and still incredible work.

7/10

Characters:

Honestly, again, not much to say besides the fact that the all have a dense background and the fact that they stretch through generations. Very likeable. A hot pigeon woman? Cool

7/10

Story: This manga is about a pre/post war time-period story off many different shades.
Chapter 1 is about a summer camp.
Chapter 2 is about a war veteran coming back to his wife.
Chapter 3 is about pigeons turning into humans?
Chapter 4 is about a girl who can turn people she touches to stone.

One reason I really like this manga is that all the chapters have Easter eggs in them.
For example. In chapter 3, we can see Theo; the war veteran from chapter 2; severely injured after a road collapsed and him, along with a bunch of other people trapped.
This sets the plot to chapter 2, in chapter 3. Not a very common this in manga.
The storyline is very unique, stretching over generations and for only 4 chapters, is very in-depth. Incredible story.

8/10

Enjoyment: I really recommend this manga for a short read. It gives you a lot to think about and is absolutely incredible story-wise

8/10

Overall: A really nice, short read. From likeable characters, to an illusionary storyline, this manga in very good.