When she was swept into a space-time rift, Takamachi Nanoha thought she was done for.
Looking back on her life, from an ordinary third-grade elementary school student to a training instructor who met the two most important friends in her life, Nanoha knows better than anyone that she would devote her life to the skies.
Her one regret is that she never got the chance to say goodbye to her family and friends in her final moments.
Perhaps fate had other plans, because a girl who seemed completely out of place appeared before her.
"Hello, can you help me?"
"Okay."
Nanoha never imagined that from that moment on, her fate would lead to an ending that could only be called despair.
Later, the girl asked her if she had any last wish. After a long hesitation, Nanoha said bitterly, "I wish I'd disappeared into the space-time rift right from the start."
Reader's guide:
1. This story has an original character, Anshi. The original character has no romantic storyline. The first part introduces the story through this character. Because of the way the story is told, it uses multiple perspectives: the three main characters and the original character.
2. The story focuses on friendship. One important point: if there is an explicit romantic storyline in this story, it will undoubtedly be between Nanoha and Fate.
3. Due to the story's current structure, Nanoha's perspective naturally takes up the most space. Hayate also has a dedicated section, as does Fate. The original character serves as an introduction and helps fill out the parallel-world setting.
Theme: Magical girls are here to save the world!
It's really a pity that An didn't see the young couple chirping at me.