Can a Frail Heiress Still Save the World?

[Quiet, cold-faced cutie × frail, tenderhearted saint]

Leola, who once took a leave of absence from school due to illness, possesses beauty blessed by the gods and an exceedingly frail body.

She wants to attend Mesa Academy, where the strong are everywhere.

Leola’s physical fitness isn’t even good enough to meet the academy’s application requirements.

After thinking it over, Leola sends an admission application titled “My Billionaire Parents and Me” to the principal’s mailbox, successfully obtaining provisional admission.

But to truly become a member of Mesa Academy, she must place in the top ten at the academy competition.

After enrolling, Leola meets the teammates assigned to her, and her vision goes black.

Her teammates are powerful, but every single one has a strange condition.

From then on, Leola’s schedule becomes: comfort one, then comfort another; finish comforting her, then comfort her. Hey, you two over there! If you’re going to fight, take it outside the dorm!

Though it’s exhausting, Leola actually likes her teammates. Her frail body makes her yearn for strength, and she thinks that perhaps her psychologically fragile teammates need some guidance.

Uncontrollable crying? Leola prepares tissues, listens attentively, and cares about the story behind every tear.

Paranoia? Leola opens her slender arms and promises she’ll always protect her.

Mania? Leola never criticizes, but offers a hug and a gentler outlet for her emotions.

Emotional detachment? That’s all right. If you don’t need emotions, could you give me the chance to keep you company?

After the team training period, before Leola can even say, “Could you help me get a top-ten ranking?”, four pairs of eyes in different colors glance at her.

That night, Leola listens to a plan for turning her into a champion.

The top ten? But they’ve already agreed to bring the championship trophy back for Leola to play with!

Leola only wants to keep her teammates happy and scrape by with an admission spot, but nobody told her that even a frail heiress has to be a savior!

A little scene: On the first day of team training, Leola dreams a lovely dream in which all her teammates get along.

When she wakes, a sharp icicle thrown by the witch is embedded in the dragon’s scales, the sorcerer is casting a curse on Leola, and the astrologer is standing far away, fiddling with a compass and calculating when the whole team will die.

Leola: Help! I need a guide to keeping a good dream from coming true! Urgent!

Note: Everyone loves Leola. One-on-one romance, no competing love interests. The beloved-by-everyone aspect is more about how much she’s adored by her companions.

The romance is not a major focus.

A goofy, everyday-life story with a team ensemble cast, not just a two-person show.

There is plenty of plot, but please don’t promote the idea that the heroine should be alone or that couples should be broken up.

Not an all-female world. No special pandering to any particular audience, and please refrain from telling me how to write.

“Uncontrollable crying,” “paranoia,” “mania,” and “emotional detachment” are labels applied to characters within this fictional world, and are meant literally. The author is not familiar with the clinical definitions.

Content warnings: No character, including either of the two leads, is perfect. Everyone has flaws in their personality or temperament.

The Western fantasy flavor may not be entirely authentic.

Chuunibyou.

Theme: Those who love others are loved in return.