The Testament of Sister New Devil: Storm! #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe fourth volume of the Storm! arc in The Testament of Sister New Devil series continues the high-stakes supernatural battles and romantic entanglements. This Seven Seas Entertainment release collects the next installment of the story, following Basara Toujou and his demonic sisters as they face new threats and deepen their bonds.
In "Beach Party with the Toujous (Part One)," Mio grapples with guilt after discovering that Basara has faced social isolation at school due to living with her. Maria, ever the spirited matchmaker, tries to lift her spirits by dragging her into the festival’s eerie haunted house—where the real test may be less about scares and more about facing what’s been weighing on her heart. Written by Tetsuto Uesu, Wesley Bridges, and Steven Golebiewski, with art and inks by Fumihiro Kiso, and lettering by Kaitlyn Wiley, this vibrant installment features a cover by Fumihiro Kiso.
Basara is tasked with leading his class’s maid cafe for the school festival, a role that quickly spirals into chaos when Yuki volunteers to handle the cooking—despite her lack of experience. With Mio, Maria, Kurumi, and Zest pitching in (and possibly causing more trouble than help), the preparations are anything but smooth, blending nervous energy, playful tension, and the kind of awkward charm only a school festival can deliver.
In the midst of the school festival’s lively chaos, Mio Naruse wrestles with guilt over Basara Toujou’s growing isolation, haunted by the weight of their shared secret. When Maria Naruse devises a daring plan to pull her sister out of her shell, the two are drawn into the eerie allure of the festival’s haunted house—where shadows deepen and emotions stir.
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