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Seeing that unsolved probability case file #666 (better known as »Do The Children become demons or angels in the future?«) now boasting a 44% probability of The Children falling to vice along with an uncertainty score of 16%, Fujiko decides to reach out internationally to find that Prince Badjura is doing the same for his country Impalahem. Upon arriving in Imapalahem, Badjura has Kaoru and her teammates very exquisitely customized so that they are as princesses. Minamoto's vapid apprisal quickly gives way to Masara introducing herself with an energy ring attack and Fujiko quickly extinguishing the battle. Prince Badjura's explanation of his country Impalahem being in many ways similar to B.A.B.E.L. and boasting as its greatest treasure a statue that houses the souls of deceased espers and priestesses explicitly illuminates his volition -- to emancipate his esper priestess paramour Sera from Masara's metempsychotic subjugation which will only be extinguished by nothing less than combat. With the aid of some specially made armaments and the metempsychotic energy perimeter, Kaoru and her teammates easily stalemate Masara's attacks. Between the combined volition of Kaoru and Badjura for destroying Sera's body and a desolate global wasteland in order to be victorious along with the souls of the espers and priestesses against continuing to aid her, Masara sees the light and capitulates. Though amused at the scene of the uxorial affection Kaoru and her teammates have for their leader, Masara's anxiety for the girls' future is mirrored in Kyousuke having second thoughts about his past conduct and realizing that the effects thereof are beyond his power to reverse.
