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Nineteen-year-old Ruri Morikawa gets wrangled into a messy situation when her selfish childhood friend strands her in another world! To make matters somehow worse, a mysterious conspiracy then gets her abandoned in a perilous forest. Through an unexpected turn of events, she comes into possession of a mystical bracelet that allows her to transform into a white cat. Now that she's in the Land of the Dragon King, she has to hide the fact that she's human—which means spending her days as a little white cat, for the time being... But how will she exact her much-earned revenge against those who’ve wronged her while stuck in the form of a small, fluffy, cuddly kitty cat?!

Peace returns to the Imperial Nation, and Ruri Morikawa enjoys a quiet life with her partner, Jade, in the Nation of the Dragon King. But the tide suddenly turns when she receives a letter from her grandfather, Beryl, who has been journeying around the other world. Soon after, a plea for help arrives from the Beloved Celestine and Queen Padparadscha, who reveal that the Nation of the Beast King has fallen into enemy hands. Ruri must act fast, or the Beast King and everyone else in the country will be in mortal danger.

Ruri Morikawa was summoned to a different world along with her “childhood friend,” Asahi. Exiled from Nadasha, the nation that summoned her, she ends up living in the Nation of the Dragon King. Working a part-time job, attending tea parties—her life seems pretty fulfilling... That is, until Nadasha declares war. Asahi, convinced Ruri is held by the Nation of the Dragon King against her will, plans to stand on the frontlines as the Priestess Princess. Can Ruri convince her errant “friend” to call off the war before it’s too late? And what is Nadasha planning, given they’ve never won a war before?

Ruri Morikawa is now spending her days in peace with Jade in the Nation of the Dragon King... That is, until they receive word that Emperor Adularia has fallen ill and requires a panacea made from dragon blood. Jade readily sends the elixir, but it proves to be ineffective. Adularia’s condition only worsens, and curiously, her symptoms bear an uncanny resemblance to the illness that took the life of Quartz’s mate, Seraphie. What could it mean?