For centuries, the demon Kanan had nurtured humans solely for the purpose of consuming their souls—until, unexpectedly, one became her lover.

Ami, Kanan’s housemaid, arrived for a visit—and an opportunity to playfully tease the younger members of the household.

Discovering Kyougi in familiar company with an old friend left Kanan feeling emboldened enough to finally invite him on a date—a prospect that quickly proved less than ideal.

Ami concocts elaborate schemes, determined to orchestrate a long-awaited kiss between Kanan and Kyougi.

Saint Jeanne descended from Heaven, summoned to shield Kyougi from demonic threats, yet her presence carried an unforeseen allure.

Following a series of awkward incidents that left Kanan visibly shaken, Kyougi impulsively decided to forgo classes and whisked her away for a day at the beach.

Kanan found herself tutoring both Kyougi and Nadeko. Nadeko, however, seemed to crave Kanan’s disapproval as much as her instruction. The three of them then went shopping for swimwear, a shared activity that brought them all together.

Kanan brought Kyougi home to meet her family, and together they navigated the delicate process of securing their blessing.

Kyōgi and Kanan listened as the story unfolded—how Lilim had first encountered Kanan’s father, a tale laced with subtle charm and unspoken understanding. Afterward, Lilim seemed to probe the strength of their bond, employing a deliberate al…

Jeanne confesses everything. Kyougi discovers the depth of Milch’s affections.

Hoping to win her favor, Kyogi and Kanan brought Miel along to the lake's edge.

To secure Beelzebub’s ultimate endorsement, Kanan and Kyougi engaged in a spirited game of beach volleyball.