The Dawn of the Witch

Seville is a student at a magic academy, yet he possesses no memories of his life before enrolling. Unable to recall who or what he truly is, his days at the school feel hollow and purposeless. Lacking both direction and an understanding of how to apply himself, he consistently earns the lowest grades in his class. Everything changes when the academy’s headmaster, Albus, assigns him a perilous special training mission: he must travel to a region where witch hunts are still practiced and work to introduce the use of magic to its people. Only a few years have passed since the devastating war between the church and the witches finally ended, and society has not yet learned to accept them or their powers. This fragile era marks the dawn of the age of the witch. Accompanied by a group of companions who each carry deep emotional scars, Seville—an unremarkable boy with no past—embarks on a dangerous journey. Together, this unlikely band sets out into a wary world, ultimately discovering their own identities along the way.