Miyo stops being a victim in this season and starts burning. The supernatural world-building deepens, but what actually matters is watching her demand her own future instead of accepting one. Every frame moves like watercolor, and the show knows that romantic tension isn't about confession scenes, it's about two people choosing each other when everything else is trying to pull them apart.

After her Dream-Sight power awakens, Miyo Saimori is back at the side of her fiancé, Kiyoka Kudou, who captains a special unit guarding the nation against gifted people with harmful aims. Their calm is broken when Takaihito, the leading heir to the imperial throne, assigns Kiyoka a perilous mission. He brings Miyo to his parents' distant villa while he looks into reports of a demon stalking a nearby village at night. There Miyo meets his mother, Fuyu, who treats her coldly and refuses to accept her as his bride, yet Miyo is determined to win her over. As a subversive group called the Gifted Communion threatens imperial authority, Kiyoka works to stop its schemes and protect Miyo. The second season of a supernatural romance drama puts the couple's love to the test.