The city was abuzz with anticipation for the "Changing of the Year" festival, and none was more immersed in the preparations than the newly appointed royal magician Yuma. As her duties entailed frequent contact with the commoners, she had become a popular figure despite the unavoidable failings brought about by inexperience. And it was those very shortcomings that granted her the determination to exceed the public's expectations and create a spectacle none would ever forget.