Well not really lost, but it feels like "we're" missing out on things and only fed bits and pieces to join together a story instead of being portrayed one (in the later chapters that is).
Still a good read though, would've been better if it wasn't so "compressed". as another commentator pointed out; they had so much conversation but the important things weren't said. - applies to the full story to be honest. ╮(￣▽￣)╭
SPOILER
Regarding my confusion on chapter 8-9, it was mostly about Adain seeing a child version of Jonak in bed with him after Jonak told Adain about seeing a priest taking advantage of impoverished orphans; reason why he wasn’t devout. I was lost until I realized maybe it was Adain comparing himself because he was also "taking advantage" of the "impoverished" Jonak (and village) for his own gain which is why he had that dream. (Which we know in the later chapters that this "taking advantgae of" by Adain is a supposed tactic to make Jonak cop-out of asking Adain for favor(s); just like how he did with previous humans who kept asking him for blessings by asking them for their lives in return - which he knows they won't be able to give up, and he thought the same thing would be able to work for Jonak which it didn't).
I'm confused because it feels like the story is disjointed but then it continues (albeit broken) in some panels. I might just have bad comprehension but I'm lost.