At age three, Tafelina Lowell Lera Duval was disowned by her birth parents, but was that actually a blessing in disguise? Raised in a remote region of Ozeria by the kind earl of Peylon, she was allowed to hunt in a forest full of monsters, invent magic tools based on memories of her previous life, and let her extraordinary magical talents flourish.But that all begins to change with the approach of her thirteenth birthday. As the child of a noble, she’s obligated to attend an academ...

With summer break over, Lera returns to the royal capital to begin a new year at the noble academy. Hoping that this year won’t have any of the chaos of the previous, those hopes are quickly dashed when an older student starts bothering her. It’s not long before this incident drags her into a greater dispute she really wants no part of. If that’s not bad enough, she gets a surprise visit from her father, Ribbons is being her usual self, and Bear keeps foisting work onto her.On the ...

Her first year at the academy finally over, Lera returns home for the summer. Unfortunately for her, she’s barely been there an hour before she receives a marriage proposal. And it doesn’t end there, as Lera then learns Lord Peylon has plans for her that she wasn’t even aware of! It turns out that her suitor isn’t the only one interested in her future...Nonetheless, Lera is home and that means going into the Mystic Forest, seeing old friends, and attending the annual hunting festiv...

With the Mystic Forest threatening to overflow, Peylon is under lockdown. Tragically, this means even Lera is barred from entering the earl’s domain, leaving her stuck in the royal capital where she’s bored out of her wits. Still, she’s determined to go home and help, one way or another. But before she can even try, she’s informed that it’s time for her to succeed her father as head of House Duval, and Lera quickly learns that she’s inherited a lot more than just a noble title.