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As a premiere, it works. It introduces Sakuya Otsuki, a detective trying to escape his father's shadow, and his obsessed assistant Lilithea. While

The character dynamics improve significantly in this second episode. However, despite the world-building hints, I missed seeing more of the

A very slow first episode. Being more romance than war-focused, most of the time is spent on dialogue and the princess's backstory. While

An action-packed episode from the start, featuring intense battles against rivals who exploit the mages' weaknesses. Will dives in headfirst but ends

A great start to Season 2, maintaining the high-quality animation and voice acting from the first. It keeps a steady pace with some minor filler, but