The great Jahy encounters Druj, the underling she always used to bully. For some reason though, it seems that Druj has managed to become more rich and glamorous. To make matters worse, she's already acquired a bunch of mana crystals. The great Jahy desperately puts on airs so that Druj doesn't realize how pathetic her state is. After detecting a mana crystal signature in the mountains, the great Jahy sets off, but gets into one accident after the other. The great Jahy is in grave peril!

Jahy-sama has come to help the uncle of the Boss and the Landlord at his sea shack. The uncle's hip going out, the sudden rain, the business drought all point to mana crystals. While Jahy-sama wants to immediately jump into recovering them, the beach guests getting into accidents and work get in the way. On another day, Jahy-sama is talking to Druj, but it seems every word is making Druj unhappier. Did all of her lies and deceits get uncovered?

For some reason, Kyouko has an intense affinity for Jahy-sama, and keeps getting closer and closer. Apparently the Boss has also taken a liking to her, and before Jahy-sama realizes, Kyouko is working at the pub as well. Even though she's quite fed up with this, Jahy-sama can't help but show the newbie the ropes. This leads to Kyouko's affection for Jahy-sama increasing even further, fueling this vicious cycle even further.

Even though Druj has been tremendously successful in the human world, enough to be called a celebrity, she is still haunted by a feeling of emptiness. The only one who can fill that void is Jahy-sama. When she gets to the pub, Druj sees Jahy-sama scold Kyouko again and again. Meanwhile, Jahy-sama was actually feeling exhausted from everything that has been happening. That's why she decides to buy a new futon to improve her sleep quality.