To aru majutsu no index Season 1 Episode 24 - Watch Legally and Safely
To Aru Majutsu no Index: Tōma pursues Hyōka but encounters Sherry instead and is forced to fight her. He learns Sherry once had a friend named Ellis who was an Esper who was involved in a experiment between Necessarius and Academy City to create the first Esper/Magician Hybrid but suffered from the experiment and was killed by Knights as the experiment was a violations of the truce between science and magic; to prevent this tragedy from occurring again, Sherry intends to divide both sides forever through conflict. Outraged that Sherry does not believe that people who are different like Index and Hyōka could be friends, Tōma successfully defeats Sherry. However, doing so results in Golem Ellis above ground losing control, and Index is cornered until Hyōka suddenly appears and destroys the Golem each time it reforms. After Tōma arrives to deliver the finishing blow, Index and Hyōka reconcile just as Hyōka fades away to the Imaginary Number Sector. Meanwhile, Tsuchimikado confronts Aleister upon realizing the later was behind the whole incident all this time to test the Imaginary Numbers Sector and warns him that Tōma will be his enemy if he keeps using him. As each of the characters settle back into their daily lives, Stiyl meets with the Archbishop of Necessarius, Laura Stuart, who decides that Necessarius will need Index and Tōma's help for an upcoming problem as Kaori is missing in Japan after the events of the Angel Fall.
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