Lacey Longs for Freedom: The Dawn Witch's Low-Key Life after Defeating the Demon King

Now that she’s defeated the Demon King and become the country’s greatest mage, Lacey has officially fulfilled her life’s purpose. All that’s left is to spend the rest of her days in a loveless political marriage. But when her engagement is broken off, Lacey realizes that all she wants is to live freely. Her wish is granted, and she moves into an empty mansion near a sleepy village. Settling in is hard for her; shy and self-effacing, Lacey doesn’t know anything about living on her own! She can fry legions of monsters, but frying up a meal? She’d rather starve. Luckily, her friends have her back; with the support of the community, her former party member Wayne, and a monster pet, Lacey slowly learns to take care of herself and come out of her shell. Meanwhile, Lacey’s worth becomes clear to the townspeople when she solves their problems with magic that’s both unconventional and spectacular. So begins Lacey’s newfound calling as a magical handywoman!

Lacey has settled down in Plume Village and started her own business: Starseeking, an anything shop dealing in custom-fit magical solutions to any problem! However, with the villagers not understanding how magic works, and Lacey being too shy to advertise, how is she going to attract customers? At the request of Allen’s family, Lacey invents a portable magic artifact to keep food cool in the summer months. It’s a simple task for someone of her magical caliber. What she doesn’t realize is that this new technology will bring dramatic consequences! Later, her former companion Dana visits with a special job request. Despite possessing healing abilities, she has an ailment she can’t cure on her own. As Lacey reunites with old friends and meets new ones, she grows as a person and discovers what she truly enjoys. Lacey’s small-town life just keeps getting busier!

Thanks to the upcoming wedding of the royal princess, Lady Alicia, getting married has become a fad all over the land of Croix, and Plume Village is no exception. When Wayne comes back for a month-long visit, he and Lacey stumble upon Cedric, who asks Lacey to help him celebrate his daughter’s wedding. With only two weeks to prepare, can she, Wayne, and three rambunctious children manage to help him before it’s too late? Not long after, she finds out that Wayne’s month of vacation was a pretext for a request from none other than the royal family! Can she handle this huge responsibility? Lacey continues her small-town adventures in this third volume!