

After Ari mourned her lover got killed in action, Mimi out of nowhere said that she knows the revival magic to bring Seiran back. However, it becomes obvious what answer Mimi gets.




From last time, after the prayers, after the boy that Seiran same came up to Ari explaining what happened, Mimi revealed the obvious. It’s clear that Ari is not the only one who is affected by Seiran’s death. As expected, Ari gave the answer I would expect. Remember when Ari and Seiran talked about resurrection and whether Ari would do it if Seiran went down. Ari knows the consequences as if Mimi revives Seiran, she would literally face the same fate as her with going into every battle. Not only that, there are the ethical issues, as Seiran should be the one to decide, not even Ari despite being very close with her. It appears as if Ari knew the consequences.






Mimi that night seems upset why she can’t use resurrection magic when Sheena tells her not to mention that magic. She doesn’t even care about that, as she still hasn’t gotten over Seiran’s death. That is why she was really crying, but obviously she and Ari feel the same. Still, it’s obvious that Mimi hasn’t experienced the loss of a loved one before. With Mimi finally experiencing bereavement, Sheena wonders how many more times Mimi has to endure this, as the war seems to not end.






With that, Sheena feels she needs to take matters into her own hands to help Mimi and be by her side. Of course, their stomachs rumbled as they hadn’t eaten dinner. It’s nice to see them try to make rice balls, and obviously Mimi is bad at it, as she put in too much salt. Funny how she licked the salt from her hand, and it’s so salty. Even in the end, Sheena’s rice balls tasted better even after she tasted Mimi’s. It’s funny how Sheena did the indirect kiss thing by taking a grain of rice from Mimi’s cheeks and eating it. Mimi’s reaction to this is priceless as Sheena asks what is wrong. She seems visibly confused while she blushes a little.


Of course, Sheena couldn’t sleep as she went to Fran’s office. That is why Mimi had a dream of Seiran asking the reason she is fighting for. That is when she realizes Sheena has gone missing.






Sheena shares her desire to improve her magic, but of course Fran knows Sheena is exhausted. While Sheena admits she has no affinity for magic used for fighting, she is good at healing magic. Still, Sheena wondered if she should have waited until tomorrow to meet Fran instead of leaving Mimi all by herself. Yes, Sheena realized she could revive plants, and she demonstrated it. Fran gave some wilted plants to Sheena to try, and she revived them. From seeing Sheena perform the magic, Fran suggested Sheena put more feeling into it, and it got even better. Fran noticed that what Sheena is doing is healing magic, which heals stuff from the inside, not the appearance on the outside. It’s magic that only a few can do and master. Fran is surprised that she can get more out of the flowers.
With that, Sheena wonders if she can use the healing magic on people. Fran told the bad news that her magic skills aren’t good enough, but tells her not to give up. After all, Fran knows that Mimi’s mother can use healing magic as well. There is no wonder why Mimi thinks Sheena smells like her mother. After all, Sheena mentions Mimi loves to hug people, especially herself, and Fran thinks Mimi’s and Sheena’s magical attributes are similar.






As Sheena heads to bed, she mentions Seiran, but not by her name, who is there to cheer her up. With that, Sheena is determined to use her healing magic to help somehow. Fran comforted Sheena, as she still had time. That is until Mimi came to the office, as she was looking for her and seemed worried. She doesn’t seem to like Sheena disappearing on her, especially given that she lost Seiran. Sheena feels bad because she doesn’t enjoy being left behind, so she apologizes and hugs her. Of course, they ended up sleeping in Fran’s office. Interestingly enough, while they sleep, they grow green, meaning that it’s Sheena’s healing magic. Like the flowers, she can also heal humans as well, but she doesn’t realize it yet.
(Also known as I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day)
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