Ep 9. Command

It is the ninth episode of the show Devils' Line. This episode is titled 'Command.' The episode follow-up from the previous one where we saw Tsukasa rescuing Johannes from a group of mercenaries who were chasing after him. They both escape in an alley where, while Tsukasa is trying to calm Johannes down, they are suddenly attacked by a member of the CCC. The CCC member tries to kill Johannes, but Tsukasa manages to fend him off. After the attack, Tsukasa takes Johannes to his apartment and decides to stay with him until it's safe. Meanwhile, Anzai and his squad receive information about the group they believe is responsible for Johannes's attack.

As the episode progresses, we see that Anzai and his squad have decided to visit a club owned by one of the group suspects. They are hoping to find any clues about the group's activities. On the other hand, Johannes has finally gained conscious and recovers from the injuries caused by the CCC member. Tsukasa is still with him, trying his best to provide all the support he can. However, their peace is disrupted once again when they hear a loud bang from the apartment unit below them. Tsukasa quickly prepares to confront the situation, leaving Johannes alone in the apartment.

As Tsukasa investigates the situation, he discovers that the CCC has gained some sort of control over the building's security system. They have locked down all the exits and are now searching for Johannes. Tsukasa tries to fight them off, but they are outnumbered. Meanwhile, Anzai and his squad have found out that there is a mole within the police force who's been helping the CCC.

As the situation escalates, Tsukasa sends a distress signal to Anzai, who immediately realizes that Johannes is in danger. He and his squad rush to the location of the apartment. But by the time they get there, they find out that the CCC has taken Johannes away. The incident leaves a deep emotional scar on Tsukasa, who feels responsible for Johannes's abduction.

Overall, the Command episode of the Devils' Line is an intense and action-packed ride. It gives a glimpse of how dangerous the world of the Devils and Vampires can be. The episode's storyline is well-structured and carried out with impressive direction and proficient execution. The various twists and turns in the story make the episode intriguing and entertaining. The character development of Tsukasa and his bond with Johannes are portrayed elegantly. Overall it leaves the audience emotionally invested and eagerly waiting to see what happens next in the Devils' Line Universe.