This book has been the most fun to write of the three I’ve completed. The emotional connection to the character is the strongest I have ever had. However, don’t rule Talia out! Need to rewrite/rework her story-with the focus on her as a character. So, she’ll stay up near the top.
Writing something that isn’t in the normal field that I read, or watch anime wise, was a challenge. Thankfully, my beta readers have been very good. They do watch that type anime, etc, so got a lot of insight from thing. Biggest thanks goes to Raya for helping me understand how a teen girl would think/react to something. Helps make the MC more like who she is-not a guy trying to write a female character. Second, I have to give props out to Stella for brainstorming great fantasy ideas. Couldn’t have made this story without their input and help.
There’s something about a magical girl that brings out the whimsical part of a person’s mind. Perhaps it’s due to the type of story, maybe it’s the characters. Either way, these types of stories really bring out the best in a writer.
The one thing that the beta readers have loved about it, is the fact that it’s not just an action story. This is a story about a relationship and not all about the action. With any luck, everyone will get to read it and enjoy it.
And Elvis has left the building.
Talia's World 
What’s up. Long-time no see. I’m glad your magical girl project is doing good. If you need more beta readers, let me know. I would like to read your work and give you some pointers. Keep up the good work.
I may very well do that. Am on a final read through/edit to make sure it’s tight, makes logical sense, and sounds right.
Cool.
It’s tight enough that I can only snippet maybe one scene that doesn’t give plot away.
That’s good. Getting one taste will hook your readers.
Not even sure how to reach you anymore.
Congratulations! Characters with powers do create unique relationships with other characters.