In the castle, a poor boy, Biskyu Cris, tries to steal a medicinal herb which can extend the life span of the Castral people who only live for 25 years. Biskyu is saved by a tall beautiful, person completely covered by a long coat. After a lengthy period of sword training, Biskyu returns to the castle to become a knight and guard the person who originally saved him. Biskyu believed the person was a woman and wanted to sacrifice his life for her. However, his savior was a \*king\* of Castral, Erudora, who's 700 years old. (Erudora contracted with the Gyokuto people who have magical powers to cure any diseases. In return for his blood, Erudora received eternal life and awful blue blood which grows the medicinal herb.) Biskyu has the opportunity to become a knight Erudora's daughter, but instead falls in love with Erudora again. Biskyu, learning of the conspiracy by the Minister of Justice to try and kill Erudora, escapes with Erudora to release him from his accursed fate...

A Spin-off story from Sabaki no Chi. The story about Biskyu Cris's master, a cat born from Shell Rock (a ancient stone that has a soul within it) and his master, Roswell, a witch. They later would show in Mitsuyaku no Chi, a sequel of Sabaki no Chi

Ehre uses a magical flower openly to earn money, as she obeys her lover's last word to protect its soul and give it to the magical people. One day, when she is in danger, she meets a guy who says that he is a knight who works for the magical people. So after that day she has to look after the knight who eats a lot. But, from that day on, police are claiming that Ehre has committed murder and it appears that they are after her sword...!? (from Shinnen)

Carrie took in her brother’s daughter Molly after he died in an accident, despite the reservations of the little girl’s grandmother. Later Carrie meets a lawyer named Max on a plane as she comes home from a business trip. Carrie is taken aback by how charming he is, and she enjoys her fleeting conversation with him. When Molly’s grandmother sees Carrie get out of the same taxi as Max, though, Carrie ends up fibbing. She says that Max is her fiancé in order to ease the grandmother’s worries about a single woman like herself adopting Molly. After all, it’s not like she’ll ever see him again. Except that, a few days later, she runs into him again at the worst possible time!