The Best Episodes Directed By Yuta Murano

Hime finds out the truth about Kakushi’s past, and is in for a surprise herself.

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Takashi Aoshima

Yuki and Itsuomi have their first date as a couple, and it leads to them learning more about each other.

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Yoko Yonaiyama

Kabane and the others try to bring Akira home from the ice castle, but are stopped by the power of Yui’s nullstone, and Akira is overcome with shock at the turn of events. Meanwhile, Inari and Nobimaru secretly go into action to claim the nullstone.

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Noboru Kimura

Main and the others get ready to head off to the Spring Prayer, when they meet a blue-robed priest named Sylvester. Main doesn't know how to deal with Sylvester who seems to do whatever he wants. She tries to avoid Sylvester as they go around to various farming villages and she does an amazing job doing all of the rituals. Eventually, they end up at Viscount Gerlach's mansion. Apparently he had shown interest in Main before. But that night, something terrible happens!

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Mitsuru Hongo

Being introduced to Yuki gets Shin reminiscing about his high school days with Itsuomi and Emma.

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Yoko Yonaiyama

Yuki, who was born in a world where sounds don't sound like anything, runs into the enigmatic Itsuomi and immediately takes an interest in him.

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Yoko Yonaiyama

On the way home from Heidi's workshop, they hear the emergency bells sound through the city as well as see a red emergency flare go up into the sky. Main is worried about what might've happened. It is decided that Main should stay home until they can find out what is going on. Main gets to spend some time with her family back home again. After a while, Main is finally allowed back outside and heads to the cathedral. Once she gets there, she realizes Dirk is missing, and unbeknownst to her, there was another threat lurking just around the corner!

Director: Yuta Murano

Writer: Mariko Kunisawa