The Irregular at Magic High School: Enrollment Arc

There are currently nine magic high schools affiliated with the National University of Magic throughout the country. In an effort to address the current limitations, magic high schools are trained to the highest degree, while they are trying to increase the limited pool of instructors. For that purpose, a measure was put in place so as to fuel the student's aspirations through competitions between the 9 magic schools. The largest of these is the summer Nine Schools Competition. It is a nationwide magic high school magic tournament. Every year a selection of magic high school students from across the country meet, putting their pride on the line, and unfold a story of frustration and glory. With a huge crowd including not only government officials and those interested in magic but also businesses, overseas companies, researchers and scouts, this is the greatest stage for magic high school students to shine. This year too, the curtains of that momentous event will be raised again.

The year is 2095. Magic has been tamed as another form of technology, and the practice of magic is now a rigorous discipline. Brother and sister Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba are just about to start their first year at the renowned First Magic High School of Japan. But the school's ironclad rules mean that the brilliant Miyuki enters the prestigious Course 1, while her older brother, Tatsuya, is relegated to Course 2--and that's just the beginning of their troubles! (Source: Yen Press)

The Spring of 2094 AD. A young girl whose calling is assassination, Hashibami Yuki, is witnessed by a young middle school boy at the scene of a crime. Suppressing misgivings about erasing a young middle-schoolboy, Yuki’s superior abilities cannot compete at all. The name of the mysterious boy is Shiba Tatsuya. If the opponent was a normal boy, if the opponent was not a magician, if the opponent was not Shiba Tatsuya. An "irregular" boy and an "assassin" girl. The meeting of these two will alter fate and bring misfortune.