Hmm... The logical part of me can't help but wonder if having the great cannon positioned so far up on The Arc is wise design choice? Like, this is fiction, of course, so screw logic if it gets in the way of Rule Of Cool, but still: I feel like the recoil of firing a BFG positioned at the very top of a seafaring vessel would make the whole ship flop over like my niece's goldfish.

(Another, far less logical part of me is, on the other hand, going full "With the altitude on that cannon, the range of it would have to be absolutely insane, and I'm going to be mighty disappointed if Drake 'Juzo Okita' Halibut here isn't going to get an opportunity to order them to fire the Yamato cannon at some point.")

I feel like he's speaking grimly, especially in the last panel.

So, the situation roomm is just above the great canon ? Must be very unstable when that thing fires.

Noah is on the Arc(sic).

I'm sure there's no narrative relevance to this observation. At all. None. It won't ever matter or come up. Shirley.

Well if Neo's saying we'll never see most of the ship it must mean something is going to go horribly horribly wrong. Poor Noah's gonna get in a whole lot of cardio.

Wonder if it's gonna be Sea based monstrosities or a Ghoul.

Whether or not this guy is the new antagonist, he feels like someone who is not enthusiastic about what the JSP is doing to their new "students".

Never say never! I am certain we will at least catch some glimpses when this ship is inevitably destroyed at the end of this arc, because Noah can never, ever know peace.

Felix says otherwise.

I love the blueprint-style maps, very immersive.

Wtf is the cannon for, though? What are you planning to shoot down?

Yay, just what i wanted, MORE SCHOOL!

This means less work to you.

Well, that saves you some work, Neo!

(I certainly wouldn't put it past you to have already drawn the entire thing for a daring escape sequence, though.)