Luce spent her whole life believing she lacked any supernatural powers frequently seen throughout the Magia Dimension she called home. That all changes when an unexpected mission alongside her father's mercenary company shows her true side, displaying a power locked for seventeen years. The unusual circumstances force Luce to attend Alitia Academy, one of the most potent academies for mages in existence. Once there, she is thrusted into a world full of far greater dangers than those she knew as a mercenary. With her new companions, Sylvia, Iris, Tanith, Helena, Carys, S.M., and Sophia, Luce is forced to confront the darkness lurking beyond the borders of her home of Amity. She has to save her own skin on multiple occasions, learn the truth behind her sudden magic after years without it, and crack the secrets of her companions, who seem to have things to hide as well, all while a hidden shadow rages just out of reach...

Glass magic, the weakest of magic, the most fragile, the least effective. Those with it always end up with aide or aid class and a relief type. They were the ones to deal with the aftermath of war, helping those that had already severed their kingdom and those that had yet to come of age. They never face actual war, never risking their life as it was not a life worth risking. It was hardly a life. Now, there are also classes that seem limited to certain standing, take the rogue class for example; they are restricted to support and assassin types. Their sly personalities and abnormal magic perfect for stealing and stealth. Then lead types seem bland, always the same people, warrior class, elemental magic, blah blah blah. Though humans are uncommon within the lead types it's not as if one had heads turning in disbelieve. Uncommon but not rare. Boring really. Everyone's always so restricted with their magic, type, class, and rank, and yet... She exists. A magic so fragile she shouldn't even be allowed in war, a class that doesn't match her personality, and a type that clearly doesn't belong to her. The only thing that seemed to be correct was her rank, F, the lowest. I wonder... Will she thrive with her standing? Or with she burn in the chaos of it? Why don't we find out? (This is a first draft and the plot is a little all over the place)