Ancient magus' bride

Chise Hatori has lived a life full of neglect and abuse and when all hope seems lost a fateful encounter awaits her.

Chise confronts the person who killed in the nearby churchyard, which is also the same person she saw in her vision of Ulthar. It's an alchemist who is still up to his old tricks and Chise must stop him, but to control her powers she's gonna need all the help she can get.

Chise is starting to understand both human nature and the whims of the fae and how to balance the walk between them. She suddenly gets a letter from London, an alchemist needs something from her.

THE CURSE Chise may have stopped the dragon's rampage, but at a great cost: she has been cursed, and a dragon's curse is unbreakable! Chise and Elias are visited by Marielle the witch, whose fellow witches claim to know the secret to helping Chise. There's one catch-in exchange for their aid, Chise must join the witches' coven.

Now that Cartaphilus has chosen to enter a long slumber, peace has finally returned to the little cottage west of London. But it's not long before a message arrives for Chise: an invitation to join the college, a society of alchemists. Deep beneath the British Library, the curtain rises on a new story set on a new stage. There, human children learn, think, and grow but what of those who are inhuman?

UNUSUAL SUSPECTS First Lucy was attacked during the College camping trip. Then professor Simeon was caught unawares on the College campus itself. As the victim count begins to rise, it comes to light that a forbidden tome, thought safely stored in the archives, has been stolen-a tome that Elias once glanced through-The Testament of Carnamagos. As the College staff begins to suspect a connection between the two events, Chise and Lucy, a survivor of...

The stolen grimoire was thought long gone, but it turns out it s still hidden within the College. But why leave the stolen goods so close to the scene of the crime? The College alchemists are left scratching their heads in confusion. Meanwhile, weeks stuck in lockdown leave tempers short, and minor misunderstandings lead to major doubts. All it takes is one small incident for strings drawn tight to snap.