At thirteen, Miria made a contract with a mysterious mascot-like creature named Lulum. Her wish was granted: her dying little sister survived. But there was a price. Miria was never told that becoming a magical girl could mean injury, death, permanent damage—or that leaving the contract might be nearly impossible. Years later, exhausted by endless missions, she asks to quit. Lulum simply replies: “You never asked.” Now Miria takes the creature who granted her wish to court. Was a contract made by a thirteen-year-old legally valid? Can a magical creature demand the benefits of a contract while escaping responsibility under human law? And if the contract is canceled, what happens to the miracle that already saved her sister’s life? A fantasy courtroom drama about magical girls, contracts, informed consent, and the true meaning of free will. Because granting a wish and making a lawful contract are not the same thing.