At least this much is "normal," is it not?
 
Elma who was raised in a prison was dangerously granted pardon and released. Though she tries to heed her mother's words to be "normal," while working as a maid in the royal palace, her outlandish abilities and behavior end up shaking it up in its entirety. Successfully carrying out a four person's job in one morning, tea that would taste as if it was blessed by the heavens if she brewed it, dissembling a giant tuna with one stroke of a sword, and even with a surgical procedure more advanced than recovery magic as her forte.
--if not a little dangerous, even this normal is it not?
 
The curtain opens on a story of a thoughtlessly peerless girl who had intended to be normal.

"Go find what it means to be an ordinary girl, and then you may come back home."
 
Born and raised under imprisonment, Elma is released to work as a maid at the royal palace. From the very first day, she outclasses the other servants with her abilities and prowess. Being "ordinary" might prove to be harder than it looks.

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