Kind of a contrived climb? I think the starting hands could be lower compared to what the book describes. The dead point throws to good holds below the lip feel quite easy, and then we get to one of the mossiest and spookiest top outs I’ve done. Be patient with the top out and you’ll be okay. Our group believes using any holds too far left of the Arete is off route, and not to mention leave you to a pretty gnarly drop off fall. If the top was cleaned for an easier top out I would entertain a V5 grading, but the topout gives even experienced climbers fits in its current state.