Iruma and the Misfit Class present their version of "Lilith's Carpet."
Fourteen-year-old Iruma Suzuki has just been abandoned and sold to a demon by his irresponsible parents! Surprisingly, the next thing he knows he's living with the demon who has adopted him as his new grandson and has been transferred into a school in the Netherworld where his new demon grandfather works as the principal. Thus begins the cowardly Iruma-kun's extraordinary school life among the otherworldly as he faces his true self, takes on challenges, and rises to become someone great.
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Iruma and the Misfit Class present their version of "Lilith's Carpet."
Ali-san forces Iruma to go through his evil cycle. His classmates are both in shock and admiration in how much more confident Iruma seems. Meanwhile, Iruma realizes how terrible of an environment the Misfit Class's classroom is, so he proposes something to Kalego. His proposal was to move the Misfit Class to the classroom with the utmost importance at Babyls, the Royal One! Despite the rather sudden and ridiculous request, Kalego agrees if Iruma is able to fulfill certain terms.
The Misfit Class must gather approved permission slips from all of the faculty members within three days to move to the Royal One. Iruma is currently going through is evil cycle and figures out a plan to have the rest of the Misfit Class members use their abilities to get approvals from the faculty members that might be less likely to say yes to their transfer. The first one to use their ability is Andro M. Jazz! Will Iruma's plan turn out to be a success?
Iruma and the others continue to prepare for the Battler Party. The launchpad for the fireworks is almost complete, so Iruma goes to look for Kiriwo. Suddenly, Iruma’s ring starts dragging him and is led all over Babyls until he finds a mysterious hidden room. Kiriwo was behind those doors planning a certain project. We also find out exactly who Kiriwo had been talking to on the phone. What does Iruma find in the mysterious room?
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