I've been on this website for years but this is my very first review, so please cope with me. I simply HAD TO write this review - while restlessly waiting for new chapters to be released.
I've never been a huge fan of old manga (expecially shounen-ai or the likes from '80s and early '90s) but this is the greatest exception.
The themes are strong: religion, doubt, acceptance of the different (the distrust between the desert tribes and the townsmen shows it all, also the fear of the dijins), of own-self and of phisical-psycological changes, and then (not less important) rape (which is regarded as "normal" until Kira shows how much he loves Grinja and how passionately he wants ONLY HIM).
The art is simply stunning, detailed, every character is peculiar and interesting with their own physiognomy, goals and passion, the story becomes mesmerizing after two pages or so.
I really want to read the last missing chapters (and if the author made any other works I'll be sure to have a look at them, also. I hold great expectations right now.)
I would reccomment it to everyone, even if you're not a fan of BL genres.