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Cid Kagenou is reborn in a world where magic makes his old dream of becoming a hidden mastermind possible. After curing an elf named Alpha, he invents a story about the Cult of Diablos and builds Shadow Garden around it, only to discover that the cult and its danger are real.
Cid travels to Lindwurm for the Goddess's Trial while Shadow Garden investigates the Sanctuary and the history hidden inside it. The trial draws the group into a confrontation with the cult and reveals that the world's old legends are tied to living victims and buried records.
A visit to the Lawless City places Cid between its three rulers, a returning vampire queen and the competing plans of Shadow Garden and the Cult. His aliases and accidental interventions turn the city's power struggle into a victory whose consequences continue beyond its walls.
Rose Oriana's wedding becomes the opening move in a struggle over her kingdom. Cid treats the political crisis as another chance to perform as Shadow, while the cult's plans connect the royal succession to a gateway capable of bringing destruction from another world.
Students disappear from Midgar Academy and Claire's condition becomes harder to ignore. Cid investigates in the manner he considers most dramatic, while Shadow Garden follows a trail of experiments, monsters and a threat that reaches into the kingdom's institutions.
A hidden cabal and a serial killer throw the Midgar capital into a contest between competing ideas of secret power. Cid adopts the name Jack the Ripper and turns the investigation into another stage for Shadow, while Shadow Garden works to expose the people behind the kingdom's corruption.
Alpha returns to her elven homeland after the king's death triggers a succession contest. She enters the struggle under a false identity while Cid accepts an elf girl's request to become her teacher, placing both of them inside a conflict where the Cult may again be moving behind the factions.
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