When Shuro, one half of the pop duo GeSang, makes a public statement that he is decended from a ten'nyo celestial maiden and his family still owns the ten'nyo's celestial robe, Aya and the others spring into action to find out the truth of it.

"Yuhi, a realtively popular guy at his school, has his life ineterrupted by the ominous premonition of his beautiful sister-in-law, Suzumi. She sends him to rescue spunky Aya Mikage, who is under a death sentence by her own family!"--cover, p.4.

"The impenetrable haze of Tôya's amnesia has always kept his past shrouded in mystery... until now, as his elusive memories begin to return. There was the island... the girl with the seashell... the name 'Mikage. T\71\oya and the others go into full resuce mode in response to Aki's latest threats, facing gunfire, torture, and even death ... but Aya faces life, new life"--P. [4] of cover.

Aya and Yuhi transfer to yet another school, but their problems only get worse. Aki is on campus and making Aya's life hell. Plus, there's a passageway under the school that is inhabited by a creature that may be the daughter of a priest who angered a celestial maiden hundreds of years ago. Aya has vowed never to release Ceres again, but Aki has vowed to claim Ceres as his woman.

Aki tells Toya that his personality is merely a fabrication, Toya stuggles to find himself and a way to help Aya, while, Ceres still battles a revenge-seeking Miori, who blames Aya for everything.

Suzumi, an instructor of traditional Japanese dance who also happens to be a descendent of a celestial maiden, takes Aya into the safety of her own home, not realizing she has placed herself in danger.