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The anime released a 13-episode season and ended its broadcast in October this year. However, although it’s been several weeks since the first season’s conclusion, the anime has yet to confirm a second season, and there’s no guarantee that we will ever get one in the first place. @MangaMoguraRE on X confirmed that the light novel written by Matsuri Isora and illustrated by Nanna Fujimi has ranked first place in the Konorano Ranking 2026 in the Tankobon Category. It’s a highly prestigious ranking for Japanese light novels, and Secrets of the Silent Witch getting first place is all the proof fans need that the story is incredible enough to live up to the praises.
What Is the Plot of Secrets of the Silent Witch?

The story is set in the fictitious kingdom of Ridill, where Count Kerbeck’s territory has battled against dragons for generations. Magic, an ability said to create miracles, is the only way to combat the threat of such dragons. However, among the many powerful dragons that have shown up over the centuries, the appearance of a black dragon has only been recorded two times, and each time multiple towns were wiped out. The story begins with the appearance of one such dragon, instilling fear in people who are awaiting their impending doom.
However, no one expected one lone girl to put an end to the dragon’s terror effortlessly. Monica Everett is the only mage in the world who can use magic without enchanting spells, yet her formidable power is unparalleled. She is one of the Seven Sages, a title given to the greatest mages in the entire kingdom. As the only person in history to have mastered the art of silent magic, she is known far and wide as the Silent Witch.
Although she finds comfort in living a secluded life, she is forced into action when a fellow Sage tasks her to protect the second prince, Felix Arc Ridill, whose life is in grave danger. However, in order to covertly protect the prince, she has to go undercover as a student at Serendia Academy despite her social anxiety, as she is torn between her personal struggles and her duties.
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