Lilia doesn't rush to be the strongest anything, and neither does the show. Season 2 knows what made the first work: the quiet satisfaction of a kid with impossible knowledge choosing to just live instead, to notice the taste of bread or the sound of rain, to let a world that isn't hostile become something like home. The watercolor stillness remains, but now Lilia has roots. That changes everything about what "power" even means.

Elk von Luxel is handsome, and Lilia Carol is left entranced when they meet on the day she turns five. Keeping her composure is not normally a problem for her, but with him around she loses focus on the magic she usually practices. Their paths go on crossing, and a friendship grows between the two. Lilia is a marquis's daughter who remembers an earlier life spent working in an office and playing games, and she uses a gamer's knowledge in her aim to become the strongest girl in her new world, where she has grown and gained friends.