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Nillia dodged quickly, as if she expected it. She was quick to react, having seen Gainando get hit a few times. “Wind, to the wall!” “…You’re really using magic just to block that?” Lee Han gave his friend a bewildered look. Nillia was crouching behind a wall of wind, ready for a second attack. ‘Earlier, you said you were saving mana and carried the water by hand.’ “…I figured you’d attack again. That’s what you did when Gainando dodged.” “Gainando just gets…-
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“Next week is club week…” “Ah. One moment, Professor. It feels like time just slowed down a little.” “It doesn’t work that quickly, I told you.” “Hmmm!” ‘Maybe I really should hit him.’ Of course, the wrong hit could cause a serious injury, but left alone, the boy from the Wardanaz family might burn up in pursuit of knowledge like a wizard flying toward the sun on waxen wings. Better to break a few bones now and learn a lesson, than have his soul consumed by the…
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Suppressing his killing intent as much as possible, Lee Han asked, “What do you mean by that?” “?” Professor Voladi looked puzzled by his smart disciple’s question. He didn’t see anything unclear about his previous comment, “I’m worried because it seems Eandurde is overdoing it.” “Did you hurt your ears in the fragment’s domain?” “…No, my ears are fine. So, you’re worried because Eandurde is pushing himself too hard, right?” “That’s…
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“Normally, second-year students aren’t allowed to participate. But I’ll make an exception this time.” “Ah, yes. Thank you.” Lee Han cursed inwardly. ‘Anyone would think he’s granting me some incredible favor.’ Why had Lee Han volunteered to help, anyway? To help Eandurde (so he wouldn’t collapse) and help Professor Voladi (so the Skull Principal wouldn’t call him in). Shouldn’t he have gotten praise as a praiseworthy student, not remarks like that? Professors…
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“T-the teacher of Yumidihus…” Barely escaping his shock, Lee Han opened his mouth to ask again, but the burly old woman snapped at him. “What’s with all this ‘sir’ nonsense!” “Excuse me?” “Look here, brat. Who’s the highest ranked person in this room?” “……” Lee Han wanted to say, of course, Professor Voladi was—the professor beats the student, and a student would surely beat out a pirate. After all, under imperial law, there weren’t many ranks a…
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Lagesa and her chain-wrapped pirates drew their weapons, preparing an ambush. There was a solemnity to them, like hunters waiting for their prey to appear on a familiar path. ‘So professional.’ Already filled with respect, Lee Han found their actions even more admirable. Professor Verdus, meanwhile, was strolling by with a nonchalant face, oblivious to the rising threat nearby. “Gonadaltes, what an idiot. Did I ask for so much? All I wanted was five boxes of diamonds for fuel! How…
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“I don’t think I could enjoy it.” No matter how much one tried to enjoy uncertainty and change, it was impossible to enjoy fire magic that was trying to burn down everything around you (including Lee Han himself). At Lee Han’s answer, the pirate granny looked at him with pity. “Keeheehee… You’re still so old-fashioned. But I get it—stuck inside Einrogard all the time. What you need is air thick with sea salt, brat! Then you’ll know what freedom really is.” “Are you talking…
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“You just said I boarded, didn’t you?” “When you drift at sea, you board and disembark, that’s all. No matter how rushed you are, you never set out before the ship’s been repaired.” ‘That metaphor feels forced.’ Lee Han had admired her figure of speech before, but now it just felt made up. He spoke with a hint of complaint. “I finally learned it, so I wish I could find a safe way to use it, rather than putting it off because it’s hard…” -Who… who smashed this…
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“What do I do?” “What do you mean, what? Go teach those left over.” The pirate granny pointed at the second-year friends. The second-years looked at Lee Han like squirrels who’d just lost their acorns. Their eyes seemed to be saying: -Are you going to hit us? ‘These guys. Did they secretly master telepathy spells with silent casting while I wasn’t looking?’ Lee Han just couldn’t bring himself to attack classmates out of sheer guilt. “I can’t.” “What!? Are…
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Episode 800 The members of -Einrogard’s Sentinel- who had been watching the conversation all thought the exact same thing. …Isn’t this guy really the Skeleton Principal? But Lee Han wasn’t flustered. He had already been suspected like this several times before. Gonadaltes: Why do I know? Because I care more about the school and am more active than you all. Iactus: For example, like sending students to the punishment room? Gonadaltes: Iactus. Stop talking nonsense. If I really were…
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Episode 801 The friends shouted strictly. “Delete!” “Erase everything!” This time, Lee Han couldn’t take it and protested. “Hey. If you delete everything, how will I get investments?” “……” “…It’s already more than enough!!!!” At his friend’s heartfelt outburst, Lee Han, feeling stifled, called over Senior Falkrius who was passing by. “Senior Falkrius, is there such a thing as enough preparation when trying to get outside support or…
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A being even more frightening than the Skeleton Principal’s henchman was, undoubtedly, a henchman of the Skeleton Principal—who didn’t even know about the principalship. That meant… “So… Exactly who is this Lord Gonadaltes?” Lee Han asked, hanging onto the faint hope there might be someone in the Empire with the same name. “He’s an enlightened archmage, a noble blood of royal lineage, one destined with the great Wheel of Fate! Are you really asking because you don’t…
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The people, who had been discussing how much imperial gold they would regularly send, were shocked by Intarendals’s bold proposal. Originally, these sponsorships weren’t just a one-time payment—you had to send money steadily as research progressed, so it required serious commitment. If you were a high-risk, high-return investor, maybe you’d jump at it, but most of the sponsors visiting Einrogard for this Club Week were doing it purely for honor. Because of that, even though someone…
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“…Senior, do you have no pride as a polo player! To accept such tainted gold so readily!” “!?” Carnella was taken aback by her junior’s unexpected accusation. “W-what? Wait. What does getting sponsored have to do with a polo player’s pride? What do you mean, tainted gold? Can gold be tainted?” “Never mind. Senior, you just don’t understand anything!” “Wait, junior! Come back! At least explain what you mean before you go! Come back!” Carnella was at a loss as…
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-Isn’t it strange that he didn’t notice? One of the death knights spoke up in disbelief. Thinking back on the situation, it would’ve been stranger NOT to be suspicious. First, he showed suspicious interest, claimed not to know who Wardanaz was, then ran away every time he visited a club… Intarendals replied to this question with genuine bewilderment. “I thought he would be a much more evil and ferocious wizard.” -Ah! -That makes sense! The death knights nodded…
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The death knights awkwardly sheathed the swords they were about to draw—though not all the way, as they still didn’t fully trust the situation. -Is this for real? -How strange. No pride at all? Even for the master's clone? -Could it be it’s a different clone, not the one obsessed with honor? Maybe the “sleepy” one… -No, it’s the honor one. We checked multiple times. Depending on their preparations, the death knights' fighting ability varied greatly. Depending on which magics…
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At that moment, Lee Han turned to look behind him. -Gasp! -We weren’t thinking anything, Fuk… Lord Wardanaz. "???" Lee Han glanced suspiciously at the death knights, who seemed a lot more startled than necessary. "I just wanted to ask how you blocked my lightning magic earlier…" Before practicing strong lightning spells, it was essential to prepare safety measures. Especially after the recent unlucky accident where Lee Han had damaged Einrogard’s main building, he had to be…
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No answer came. But Lee Han persisted, calling again and again like Professor Verdus whispering at a student’s ear, repeating the summons for the mad clone. …What is it? At last, a vague phantom appeared. The mad clone was as expressionless as usual, but a faint furrow between the brows revealed his annoyance. "Greetings, Master." So, you’ve finished it, huh? The mad clone tossed the massive thing he was holding to the side. Lee Han asked, puzzled, "What’s that?" Instead…
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None. The mad clone responded as if wondering what more anyone could want after such a "kind" answer. Just like his advice on alchemy earlier, this mad clone tossed out a single phrase and wanted his disciple to understand the rest on his own. Maybe that worked in ancient times, but nowadays… ‘Isn’t that a little too old-school?’ While Lee Han was muttering with the mad clone, the Kalarogard students made their move. They were trying to separate Garal from the group. As long as…
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The mad clone gave Lee Han a contemptuous glare for his uninspired answer, but the other magic school students were visibly moved by it. “We understand. Witnessing brilliant magics collide makes a wizard’s heart race.” These creatures, less than vermin, with their idiotic, sluggish “brilliance”… “Shh, Master. Please be quiet. If they find out I’m learning from you, they’ll be so jealous.” Lee Han muttered so only his staff could hear. Of course, the mad clone didn’t…
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