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Once, Masked Wonder joined the pajama girl [Nemurin] to go observe another magical girl's dream.

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Nemurin hurriedly repaired the dent in the ground and made all the stuff that had scattered about dissolve into the air before following the Alice in black.

"So it wasn't a dream that'd end with her death, huh? That's not a bad thing, but...what kinda dream is this, then?"

Before long, Alice spotted the back of the magical girl in white [Snow White]. Alice had been running so hard and still had never been able to catch up, but maybe now the girl in white was tired, too...or not. Alice still couldn't get any closer.

"You can do it! A little farther! Just a bit more!" Nemurin called.

The Alice in black threw out her arm, and at the point when she'd be able to touch the girl in white if she just reached a little farther, she slipped and fell forward. At this speed, even a little stumble was a disaster. She rolled, breaking trees, striking boulders, and gouging the earth, until, beaten to a pulp, she lay on her side and stopped. Nemurin looked over to see that behind them was some kind of sea turtle lumbering

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In the smoke from the two monsters' explosions, Hardgore Alice sped up, reaching out for the magical girl in white [Snow White], but she didn't quite make it—her straining fingers trembled, but she still couldn't reach.

Nemurin leaped. "Nemurin Kiiiick!"

Nemurin gave Alice a flying kick in the back, making her hand shoot forward to finally reach the back of the girl in white—and then there was a poof sound, and the girl in white was surrounded by smoke.

—Volume 10, Page 188

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Then there was yet another kerfuffle happening ahead. A giant, long-clawed, sharp-fanged dragon was tangled up and entwined with a monster of the same size that was wildly smoking. The pair destroyed everything in sight as they engaged in a fierce battle. The clash between the two monsters gradually got closer, and the closer it got, the more apparent it was how giant they were and that anyone who got swept up in this—even if she was a magical girl—would not go unscathed. But despite that, the magical girl in white was headed straight for the monsters. Unflinching, Hardgore Alice also sped up.

Nemurin raised her index finger to the sky. "Kaiju are meant to be defeated!"

The clouds parted, and there appeared a giant alien that made the earth rumble when it landed. It kicked the dragon, punched the monster, then fired a beam upon the weakened beasts, which then popped into nothing. Satisfied at having defeated them in less than three minutes, the alien went back where it had come from.

**—Volume 10, Page 1

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A red chess army and a white chess army were fighting on a broad, grassy plain. The Red Queen was yelling instructions like she was ready to make herself hoarse, while the White Queen was up at the front lines, battering the red pieces. It was a scene of utter confusion: A pawn chased after a knight; a bishop kicked a rook. A cloud of dust hung over it all, and there was no decent line of sight through the battle, but the magical girl in white headed for the battlefield, heedless.

Nemurin spread her arms and yelled, "Do this somewhere eeeelse!"

There was a gust of wind, and then the gust became a whirlwind, and the whirlwind became a tornado. The giant tornado swept up all the human-sized chess pieces, carrying them off to some other place. The pieces all complained, and the two queens furiously ranted about how they would sue, but Nemurin didn't care. She sent them all flying out past the horizon, and without anything to get in her way, Hardgore Alice further closed the distance to the girl in white.

**—V

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When a large rock appeared before her, she didn't slow her pace.

"I kinda feel bad for her. Look at all this."

Sticking up the index and middle fingers of both hands, Nemurin touched them to her forehead. "Nemurin Beam!"

The Nemurin Beam destroyed the big boulder that blocked the way before the Alice in black, and Alice went on through without crashing into it, but a bunch of fragments of the shattered boulder flew right into her, and in the end she still wound up a mess.

—Volume 10, Page 185-186

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Restoring the broken trees and smashed rocks, and erasing the splatters of blood, Nemurin flew off, too.

—Volume 10, Page 184

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The result was not the slapstick-style human-shaped hole that Nemurin had predicted—the girl's fate was a realistic one, and the shock of the impact turned her into a lump of flesh and blood. It was the height of grotesquerie. Oh crap, Nemurin thought, and put a censor mosaic over it. That made it a bit better.

—Volume 10, Page 182

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Nemurin was the boss of the chat, so she knew all the magical girls of N City. At a glance she'd know, "Oh, that's so-and-so." But she'd never seen this magical girl before. She was an Alice dressed in black, with an unhealthy look to her: sickly white skin and heavy dark circles under her eyes. This dream didn't seem to be like Tama's, where the subject was dreaming she was someone else. That meant this was the new, sixteenth magical girl Fav had mentioned before.

—Volume 10, Page 180

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Nemurin ran off after her right away, but then turned back, figuring she might as well clean up. She stuck up her index finger and spun it around. The blood on the ground was absorbed into the earth, and the blood all over the dodo's feet melted into the air and vanished.

—Volume 10, Page 180