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Prismatic Protectors: Protector of Midnight: Part 2
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 2 2026
Pages: 490
Weight: 1.29
Height: 1.22 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
They survived Empress Midnight's return. Now they have to survive the truth.
Sabine Vale never wanted to inherit her mother's war.
Miles never expected discovering the truth about his family to involve magical girls, alien royalty, corrupted bureaucratic kill-drones, a talking space dog, three new sisters, and enough unresolved trauma to keep several therapists employed indefinitely.
But after the events of Aurora Rise, the lines between hero, villain, and family have almost completely disappeared.
The Prismatic Protectors are together again-but they are older, wounded, and finally confronting what fighting a magical war as teenagers cost them. New Prismatic powers are awakening. Ancient imperial authorities have arrived on Earth. And the mystery surrounding Sabine's mother, Elara Vale, is beginning to unravel.
Then an impossible signal arrives.
The woman the Protectors once knew as Midnight Prime may not be gone.
Neither is the past she buried.
As old memories begin breaking open, Sabine and Miles are pulled into a conflict stretching from Aurora City to the remnants of an ancient dimensional prison. Family members thought lost return in ways no one expected. The mask's true nature begins to emerge. And Sabine must finally decide what Empress Midnight is going to mean when the performance is over.
Because darkness does not have to mean cruelty.
A villain does not have to remain a villain.
And sometimes protecting the people you love means taking the name everyone fears-and making it mean something new.
Told once again through Miles's irreverent point of view, Prismatic Protectors: Protector of Midnight concludes the two-part story with magical battles, buried memories, strange alien bureaucracy, family revelations, second chances, and a group of former magical girls discovering that surviving the fight was never the same thing as healing from it.
Empress Midnight was supposed to be the villain.
It may be time for Midnight to become a Protector.
A Prismatic Universe Adventure by Pat Mize.
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