Straight to the capital! It’s been a year since Sara traveled to Hydrangea, the hometown of her guardian Nelly. She’s trained all that time at the Apothecary’s Guild, and soon she’ll be an apprentice no longer. That’s when Nelly’s father, Riot, suggests that she make a trip to the capital to introduce herself to the king. Nelly and Chris are along for the ride, with Nelly traveling to hunt migrating dragons and Chris tagging along to test a new drug he’s developed as a dragon countermeasure. As luck would have it, Allen and Kuntz are coming too! However, there seems to be something strange about Allen... What trouble will they find waiting for them at their destination?

It’s been one crazy thing after another ever since Sara was suddenly thrust into another world as a younger version of herself, but she’s continuing her journey with her friend Allen and her guardian, Nelly the Hunter. They’re headed for Nelly’s hometown, Hydrangea. If Sara wants to avoid any more trouble with the knights from the capital, her best bet is for Nelly’s family to become her guardians officially. Despite Nelly and Allen’s best attempts to lure her into the life of a Hunter, Sara’s started taking an interest in becoming an apothecary. In their travels, they stop at a town called Stock, which is having a major monster problem. In the chaos, they meet a man named Thedias, who turns out to be Nelly’s brother! Will Sara reach a crossroads in her life in her guardian’s hometown?

After suddenly being transported to another world in the body of a young girl, Sara gets taken in by a Hunter named Nelly. The two of them live a peaceful(?) life until the day Nelly vanishes, leaving Sara to fend for herself. Sara makes her way to the town of Rosa, where she meets her first friend and joins the Hunter’s Guild. Her search for Nelly continues all the while until, at long last, the pair is reunited! They’ve now returned to their life on the Dark Mountain, occasionally coming into town. It is on one such visit that Sara encounters a fellow Invited, a boy named Haruto—and their meeting will change the lives of everyone around them.

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