The stampede is over, and the souls lost outside space-time have been purified. After spending a year helping out at a refugee camp, Chise can finally head back home to the Wasteland of Nothingness (now renamed the Witch of Creation’s Forest). However, her respite is short-lived. Three thousand refugees of many different races move into the Forest all at once, so it’s only a matter of time before issues start to rear their ugly heads. Can Chise really keep the peace between all of her neighbors, new and old?
While the massive monster surge has been dealt with, there are many things that need to be done to clean up including trying to get things organized so that Chise can continue her travels over the world. This volume focusses mostly on the Witch of Creation’s Forest and its people, an entertaining, light-hearted, slice-of-life story much like previous volumes. In other words, exactly what I expected and what I wanted.