This was the part I was waiting for since reading ahead because I was just as confused about the nature of Junna's past. I don't really have anything new to say that haven't been said although I am willing to let the author cook with this one. I think ckretaznmayden's theory is pretty on point on solving the age dilemma and in any case, the magical girl Junna is basically buried deep and it's not like current Junna seems to remember anything on her time as one at the moment. A potential hook if the author decides to bring any other older/previous magical girls that used to work with Junna before her loss to the dark side.
I am a little disappointed that Junna ended up as a magicial girl first -> turned bad -> turned to neutralish (but not exactly the same person as when she was a magical girl) since it does kinda undermine what I expected from the evil general concept (mainly being born evil who learns to be better because she likes and was saved by the magical girl) but I believe it is kind of a staple with villians in magicial shows to usually be from humans that were corrupted either for the week or as a major antagonists so by all means, I ended up being okay with it.
I also do enjoy Hane's despair with the whole ordeal, even if Junna is saved for now and no longer works for the evil organization. There is a sense of tortured guilt having hurt the exact one who saved you and inspired you to become a magical girl in the first place. Of course, not to mention the potential future where Hane might end up being pressured to kill Junna for real due to the consequences of Junna being a former evil general (or more likely, mirror Junna by turning bad as a result of this ordeal). Good stuff.
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