Scrapped Princess

Pacifica, Shannon and Racquel meet Christopher Armalite for the first time. Raquel Casull saves Pacifica from a Mauser priest. In a quiet moment, Pacifica tells Shannon that she loves him and he tells her that he knows.

The group stays at Winia Chesters inn. They are low on money so Racquel and Pacifica go to work selling Soopy-kun bread. Meanwhile, Chris kidnaps Winia, planning to use her as bait to lure the Cassulls. This begins Chris and Winias special relationship.

The group encounters Kidaf Gillot the Silencer who can control electronic bugs. A bug poisons Pacifica, and Leo and Racquel go to Sir Barrett for aid. They confront the minstrel and his bugs at the bugs lair, defeating them and obtaining a curative plant.

Chris questions the Mauser high priest about the validity of the 5111th prophecy. Shannon befriends Sim, a little girl, and brings her home with him. At the end, Zeferis gives Pacifica a dagger and asks her to kill Sim.

The group meets a Mauser priest at a restaurant and travels with him. They discover a hidden village of Browning heretics who imprison Bergens. The leaders of the village, Lenard and Elfetine, ask them to watch as they correct the world in a ceremony.

Chris tells Pacificas mother about Pacifica. Leo and Winia set off to look for Pacifica. The group arrives at Giat and is immediately captured by Seness Giat, the "Beast Princess." At first she appears to be an enemy, but she isnt.

Eirote explains that humans are trapped in their world because of a battle with aliens. The group wants to go to Leinwan because the Peacemakers are threatening civilians, but the dragoons stop their transportation, a mobile fortress.

Winia visits Chris, but he goes past her without a word, giving her a strange look. The Leinwen priests fire their most powerful magic and damage the ship as the Peacemakers restrict its defenses.

Pacifica continues to enjoy her life with Fulle, while the military is close to catching her. Cz, more passionate than a typical Peacemaker, explains to Shannon why the status quo should be left alone.