Wizard Barristers

Cecil heads home to Ontario and is reunited with her father, David. They talk about Cecil's mother's trial and Natsuna tells Cecil that she would be willing to help her try to get her mother a retrial.

The team at Butterfly head to Boston for a training trip. The training finishes earlier than expected, so Cecil and Natsuna head to Canada to visit Cecil's father with the extra time that they have.

Because of Cecil's violations of using magic, Butterfly Law Offices keep getting fined. Cecil starts to hate the fact that she can use magic and then Kabutohara tries to cheer her up by inviting her to a cosplay event.

Cecil gets a job defending an associate from their rival office, Shark Knight. Kujira is accused of using magic to murder someone. Kamakiri, Butterfly's oldest and slowest associate is told to partner with Cecil on this case. Because the two can't seem to work together well, they have a hard time finding evidence to help Kujira.

The job Butterfly Law Offices gets this time is to defend a man named Tsuguji. Tsuguji has killed 15 wizards, and Cecil can't help but have reservations about defending such a person... but knows that it's part of her job and complies.

A woman named Maya appears before Hachiya. She was the girlfriend of a man that Hachiya helped sentence to death, and is now asking him to represent her in court.

Cecil argues that her client was indeed acting in self defense, while the prosecution argues that he was part of the robbery gang, who had a falling out and so he killed one of his former friends. To prove his innocence, Cecil goes to find No Face herself.

Cecil, a brand new Wizard Barrister, ends up witnessing a bank robbery on her way to her first day at Butterfly Law Offices. Coincidentally, a man named Kohinata was being apprehended on suspicions of being part of the No Face gang, who robbed the bank and she says that she'll represent him. Cecil believes his words that it was in self defense, but this also had to do with the fact that her mother was on deathrow on the charges of murder.