As expected, Mai tries to butter Yua up, her former best friend, to convince her that magic can fix her problems. However, after Mai handed over her Kumai account, things didn’t quite go as planned. Yua showed no appreciation as she took the account as her own, hoping she could make it to the top of the beauty pageant. Even after overhearing that nobody cares about beauty pageants unless an influencer participates.
The funny thing is that Yua used the Kumai account to get ahead, but it didn’t quite work out. Everyone became suspicious of her, thinking she was not the real Kumai. After all, Mai was managing that account. As they say, cheating leads to failure when they get caught. After all, we find out that Yua only got into video games to use Mai’s sister’s makeup and stuff. She pretends to be Mai’s friend, and Mai thinks she is best friends with her and will do anything to help her, although Yua takes advantage of her. Even Mai used the magic points to help Yua receive more votes, but Yua is still ungrateful
As for the magic point situation, they went to the barebones as the count goes below 1 to .7. If it goes to zero, the girls no longer become witches. It’s probably not something Azu wants for apparent reasons. Thankfully, they managed to get Yua back into the shop to perform. She wished to return everything to the status quo before Mai handed over the Kumai account. Maybe it’s for the best that Mai and Yua remain distant until the time comes to make up. At least the Magic Point is back to where it was, as the girls get two new customers. Maybe the tides are turning? We’ll see.
