The Tifari is coming up and the Queen is notified of the destruction of Lambda House. While Emma and Ray head off to the Seven Doors, we switch gears and are taken within the five houses of the Aristocrats as well as get introduced to the Queen. Norman says he is not changing his plans and that if she wants to do that, then she can but she has to do it and come back before Norman carries his plans out. Of course, with Emma being the girl who wants to save everyone, she rejects Norman’s plan and says that she and Ray will go to the Seven Doors and make a new promise. It was a factor in his plan that he didn’t consider and now that he knows that factor, he comes to a decision where he wants to kill the two of them.
News of their existence seemed to rattle Norman to his very core. When Norman returns, he is confronted by Emma and Ray who want to talk to him about Mujika and Sonju. Being the mastermind that he is, Norman is looking to come out on top regardless of knowing the situation. After carrying out his plan, he knew deep down it was all a façade on the surface as he is well aware of a certain someone’s true intentions. Volume fifteen of The Promised Neverland unveils what Norman’s plan was which was eluded to in the previous volume’s cliffhanger. Can she find a way to create a new promise that achieves peace without resorting to violence?
As Norman and his group prepare their plan to eradicate all of the demons, Emma searches for her own path.
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