Remember that moving plant that Azusa found that can talk in Beelzebub’s garden? We know that this plant takes from a human. However, a certain witch is out and wants to use her as Eno is looking for that 300-year-old mandragora.
At last, Eno manages to open a medicine shop. She created mature mandragora pills, and now, she wants to get a hand on the 300-year-old mandragora so she can make medicine from it. Azusa realizes she ran into a talking 300-year-old mandragora who can speak and move around. Since it’s almost human-like, Azusa must find it before Eno and the other witches get to her. After all, she revealed where she found it.
The funny thing is that after Azusa, Haikara and Flatorte rush to Beelzebub’s mansion to find it before Eno does. Well, Eno brought a hoard of witches with shovels to see it. Beelzebub wasn’t happy when they stormed through the gates. Azusa might have an idea of how to find it. The funny thing is that Eno is following Azusa until other witches surround her team. The only way to bring the mandragora out is to say that the witches are after her and that she should hug Azusa to save herself.
Yep, the 300-year-old mandragora, which looks like a young girl, came to Azusa’s arm. In the end, Azusa won’t hand her over since this mandragora is no longer a plant but a different life form. The mandragora offered one of her leaves on her head, which regrows on her head. The mandragora, which Azusa named Sandra, doesn’t seem to get along with Haikara since elves pick plants. However, Azusa tells her that she has to get along with hers if she wants to stay at her place. She meets the other members of Azusa’s “family,” although she decides to sleep in the garden.
Eventually, they had dinner. However, nobody except for Flatorte would eat the vegetables, probably because they taste terrible. Thankfully, Sandra has a green thumb and knows how to improve her garden. With some tips and Sandra’s efforts, they harvested better-tasting vegetable dishes that Shalsha and Falfa would eat. Also, Laika made carrot pound cake, which everyone will eat with no problem.
