Well written story, lively characters and world. The main character's PTSD, fighting techniques, training and attitudes within the cadets are described very well. The intrigue is whether the GG will be able to find a reason to forget that case or whether he will become eternally doubting himself. It would be nice to see what he was like before this injury. The story is read very easily and a big plus is that the author does not skip chapters, there is a time skip, but it is not significant. Looking forward to new chapters :)