3 bring the series back to the heart-warming school-life of Vol. Gilse’s beautiful illustrations also maintain the light-hearted tone and bring out the cutest of all the characters. All they need to do… is get Mia elected to student-council president instead of Rafina! Nozomu Mochitsuki blends comedy, drama, and romance to tell a school-life story filled with friendship and world-ending stakes. And instead of a bloody diary, Mia is reunited with her granddaughter in a joint-effort to stop this gruesome end. With Renmo’s failed revolution telling of a deeper evil, we also find that Rafina’s counter-efforts will rend the empire apart. However, after resolving her destined decapitation, it seems her work isn’t over just yet. This series continues following Mia Luna Tearmoon, the Great Sage and princess of the Tearmoon Empire, on her second chance at life. 3 is the next entry to the fantasy-comedy series where empires are doomed to fall and student-council presidents are fated to become dictators – and the only thing preventing that is one (or two?) sugar-hyped princess(es). Skip to the bottom for the spoiler-free summary and rating.) (Warning: contains spoilers on developments from Vol. For the Empire, Miabel, and Rafina’s sake, how will Mia overcome the insurmountable challenge that is winning the student-council election?! Belluga’s Saint, we’ll see on whose side God is on as Mia bumbles her way into a brighter future. It’s a good thing they’re friends! In this story of the Empire’s Sage vs. To boldly talk about a Saint’s scariness behind her back is one of Mia’s strengths(?). They adorned a face with crisp, clean-cut features that wore a serene smile.” – Nozomu Mochitsuki, on Rafina after Mia’s failed attempt at a retreat. Despair, in this case, had pale blue hair – the colour of a summer stream – and clear, glimmering eyes. She spun around, only to look straight into the face of despair. Mia’s heart almost leapt clean out of her throat. “”Gosh, is that how you’re introducing me to people? I’m hardly as scary as you make me out to be.” Released in English by J-Novel Club with a translation by David Teng. Written by Nozomu Mochitsuki with illustrations by Gilse.

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