Amari's enchanted fortune cookie warns her of unseen dangers while she celebrates the end of the school year with friends.

Time briefly freezes during Amari's school field trip, leaving every other student and teacher frozen in place.

The Bureau emails Amari to say she is uninvited from Junior Agent summer camp following the time freeze incident.

Bane announces on a live broadcast that the Supernatural Congress is still frozen and declares himself acting Prime Minister.

Elsie and Lara work together to protest Amari's banishment, and the Bureau reverses its decision to exclude her from camp.

Upon arriving at camp, Amari is ambushed by Harlowe into a press conference designed to make her a Bureau mascot.

Dylan Van Helsing escapes the Sightless Depths prison, sending the entire supernatural world into alarm.

Amari and Dylan enter a magical pact to compete in the Great Game, wagering each other's magical abilities as the prize.

Harlowe publicly arrests Maria and manipulates Amari into confirming she turned her own mentor in to the authorities.

Amari steps into the frozen Congress Room and removes the time stone from Merlin's hand, momentarily unfreezing the chamber.

With the room briefly unfrozen, a group of armed wraiths becomes visible, revealing they attacked when Congress voted for UnWanteds.

Harlowe reveals she can control people's minds and uses this power to free Bane and seize control of the Bureau.

Elsie begs Amari to stop during the final duel; Amari uses the Dreamcatcher spell to remove Dylan's darkest memories.

Dylan wins the Great Game, claims Vladimir's Crown, and siphons all of Amari's magical power, leaving her powerless.

Quinton wakes from his sleeping curse, and Amari, surrounded by loyal friends, declares they will fight back.

Amari Peters begins her second summer at the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs under a shadow of suspicion after a mysterious time freeze leaves the supernatural government paralyzed. Banned from camp and then reinstated by her friends, she arrives to find the ruthless Prime Minister Bane in charge and a new Director, Harlowe, using her as a propaganda tool. When Amari's old enemy Dylan Van Helsing escapes prison, the two born magicians are drawn into the Great Game — a deadly competition to determine who will lead the powerful League of Magicians. Amari investigates the time freeze against orders and ultimately discovers that invisible wraiths attacked Congress on Bane's command, only for Harlowe to reveal she has been controlling Bane all along. In the final confrontation, Amari nearly succumbs to dark magic before Elsie pulls her back, and though Dylan wins the Game and steals Amari's power, her brother Quinton's awakening gives her the courage to vow she will keep fighting.

The headline events driving Amari's fight to save her world.

Amari visits her neighbor Mrs. Walters, secretly four witches in disguise, who warn her that Bane is seizing power.

Amari and Elsie travel to Bureau camp through a secret entrance at the zoo, greeted by a fearful and hostile crowd.

Amari visits her brother Quinton in the Supernatural Health wing and finds him still locked in a sleeping curse.

Elsie researches Harlowe and discovers the new Director possesses a dangerously powerful ability kept completely off official Bureau records.

Amari meets arrogant prodigy Tristan Davies at the Club Fair and learns she has been named a gold star Elite.

Amari refuses to partner with Tristan and instead chooses Lara Van Helsing, to the surprise of everyone in the class.

Amari and Elsie hack the government website and discover Congress was voting to grant UnWanteds equal rights when it froze.

Amari's group is assigned to deport an UnWanted hiding in a building rather than join the main Carcolh mission.

Amari encounters Newton, a young NightWalker hiding from authorities, and secretly allows him to escape deportation.

Tristan publicly challenges Amari to a duel during Sky Sprint class, and Amari accidentally conjures an unstoppable rainstorm.

Bane punishes Amari by forcing her to wear a bright red Dangerous badge and banning agents from speaking with her.

Amari and Lara sneak into the frozen Congress Room together, and Amari becomes convinced Dylan is responsible for the freeze.

Amari and Elsie visit Thomas Fletcher's ghost, who reveals Dylan used the Dreamcatcher spell to steal his time-freeze memory.

When Bane catches the group investigating, Lara pretends to betray her friends in order to shield them from punishment.

Elsie throws herself in front of Dylan's magical fire to save Amari, triggering her first full transformation into dragon form.

While the main conflict unfolds at the Bureau, Amari's everyday experiences reveal the depth of the prejudice she faces and the community she is building. From a warning visit to her witch neighbors to navigating hostile crowds and forced badge-wearing, Amari encounters systemic oppression at every turn. Her friendship with Lara grows from tense rivalry into genuine partnership, while Jayden, Elsie, and others contribute their own skills to the investigation. Key discoveries — like the truth buried in the government's own records — push Amari to act on her convictions even when the rules forbid it. The pool closes on Elsie's extraordinary act of courage, which transforms both her own story and the bond she shares with Amari.

The investigations, alliances, and injustices shaping Amari's world.

Amari uses Cozmo's card to teleport to the League of Magicians' base, where Cozmo urges her to accept Vladimir's Crown.

Maria secretly tutors Amari on fair versus foul magick and reveals that Amari's secondary power is weather magic.

Amari contacts Cozmo to officially decline Vladimir's Crown, unwilling to accept the responsibility of leading the League of Magicians.

Cozmo admits to the assembled League that he helped Dylan escape, then announces only a Game can decide who leads.

Dylan enters the League's throne room, gaunt from his imprisonment, and declares he will gladly accept Vladimir's Crown.

Lara approaches Amari at breakfast to propose a deal: mutual help and respect in exchange for a genuine partnership.

Amari attempts the first Great Game challenge on an invisible canyon bridge but falls when the wind tricks her into turning back.

Amari, Elsie, Lara, and Jayden officially form an investigation team and divide responsibilities to uncover the truth behind the time freeze.

Amari and Elsie visit the Time Management archives and find Thomas Fletcher's eyewitness account proving magicians were unaffected by the first time freeze.

The second Great Game challenge takes Amari to the living Library of Alexandria, where Dylan overpowers her and steals the Victor's Ring.

The third Great Game challenge traps both magicians in mirror illusions; Amari rejects her perfect life and pulls Dylan free from his.

Amari, Elsie, and Lara use a dream machine to witness Fletcher's stolen memory, showing the Night Brothers freezing enemies with an enchanted stone.

The fourth Great Game challenge traps Amari and Dylan on an ocean train racing toward the Kraken; Dylan surrenders to fear first.

After Amari uses Dreamcatcher on Dylan, he briefly regains his goodness and breaks Quinton's sleeping curse before Cozmo restores his memories.

Cozmo teleports Amari home after the duel; she learns the Bureau's headquarters has been destroyed and war has officially begun.

This pool follows the pivotal decisions and revelations that shape Amari's inner journey from self-doubt to hard-won resolve. It begins with Amari's first contact with the League of Magicians and her refusal of a burden she doesn't yet feel ready for, then traces how Cozmo's manipulation and Dylan's ambition force her hand. Each challenge in the Great Game doubles as a test of character — of courage, loyalty, and the willingness to face fear — while Amari's investigation slowly uncovers a truth far more complicated than she suspected. The pool reveals how the night brothers' ancient stone, Fletcher's stolen memory, and Harlowe's unseen hand all connect, building toward a climax where Amari must choose between power and principle. Though Dylan ultimately wins the Crown, Amari's moral choices throughout prove to be her greatest strength.