In the modern age, sorcerers still exist. But magic, as a labor-intensive art, has been pushed to the fringes of society by science. If you need fire, there’s gas. If you need water, there’s the tap. Magic, which demands both time and effort, is nothing but inconvenient.

Because of this, people mocked sorcerers—though deep down, they still feared them, whispering, “What if they really can do something?”

Sakurako Nagumo, whose grandmother was a sorcerer, longed to become one herself. But faced with opposition from those around her, she couldn’t take that first step.

The one who pushed her forward was her childhood friend, Rin Shiba.