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Episode 831 Only after a few regrettable instances of physical conflict (Giselle had swung her fists to shake off her friends, and Deorgyu got hit because Lee Han quickly dodged) was Giselle able to calm down. "…Everyone, apologize. I let myself get provoked." "Anyone has their own reverse scale." Lee Han spoke as if he understood. It was a relief that Lagesa glared at Giselle; if he had glared at Lee Han and said, ‘Hoohoo, you really are as cautious as a disciple of the Skull…-
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"Oh. Is this a prophecy of a king-level spirit? How interesting." -This Duke of Pride also finds it interesting- Such a prophecy, truly fascinating. Not knowing Lee Han's inner thoughts, Lagesa, the Duke of Pride, and Arsil each added a word. And for the crime of speaking last, Arsil received her younger brother’s fierce glare. "You said it, didn’t you, big sister?" ?! Arsil waved her hands in surprise. But Lee Han’s suspicion had already hardened by half. "Please be…-
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‘A trial would almost be better.’ Usually, a trial might be difficult and dangerous, but at least it had an end. No matter how hard, you could at least roughly guess what to do to reach the conclusion. But the Sacred Grove was now simply telling them to just find a branch that suited themselves, with no beginning or end. Magicians might be a profession that makes the impossible possible, but to just pull this off with no clue at all… “Isn’t there anything that could…-
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‘I was too complacent. Trying normal methods on a mad forest.’ What kind of forest gives you a branch if you give up? Apparently, Gainando said he got his branch just by sitting near the forest and resting from the start—one just fell down from above. “What are you doing?” “I’m going to try an evil magic approach.” “Hehe. I told you, just keep walking.” “Is that something you call advice…” Even Lee Han, who usually let things slide, felt annoyed after hearing…-
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How long had it been? At some point, Lee Han realized he could no longer hear the Mad Clone’s insane voice. ‘What? Did I turn it off?’ Annoyed enough to do it unconsciously, Lee Han checked his staff just in case to see if he’d turned off the Stone of Echoes. But his staff wasn’t in his hand. “?!” Before he could even panic, the fluttering Black Book appeared over his hand. Unlike before, thanks to having just learned how to observe his own soul, Lee Han could feel that…-
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‘Isn’t this guy just rewriting history in his favor since no one remembers his past?’ Whether it was the Skull Principal’s clone or his actual self, they had one thing in common: shamelessly saying, “I was truly great even in my youth.” And the frightening thing was, some of the magic the Skull Principal invented seemed like plausible proof of these claims. Take the recently learned -Gonadaltes’s Ruin-: wasn’t that supposedly invented to rid the world of pain? But seeing this…-
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Regardless, the Blue Dragon Tower friends completely moved Lee Han. The White Tiger Tower students protested in outrage, cursing. "You think you guys can heal Wardanaz?" "Maybe if you were from Phoenix Tower, but you’re not much better than us!" In fact, when it came to healing magic, the White Tiger Tower students actually performed even better than the Blue Dragon Tower. The main reason was that White Tiger Tower students tended to aspire to join knight orders or combat-related…-
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Fortunately, this time Lee Han didn’t get dragged off by Saratan—he just collapsed. Lying on his back, Lee Han asked in a tone of despair, “Did Gainando really carry me?” “Technically… he supported you.” “Lee Han!” Freed from Lagesa’s magic, Gainando trotted over cluelessly. “I held onto Lagesa for you!” “?” “??” The friends were puzzled by this unfamiliar so-called strategic purpose, but Lee Han calmly nodded. “I…-
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The Mad Clone looked at his disciple with pity. It wasn’t so strange for a magician to encode symbols from their own life into the magic they developed. Magics crafted by a magician left traces deeper and clearer than even the longest ballads sung by bards. Naturally, it only made sense for a magician to inscribe more meaningful symbols into those traces. ‘I don’t think magic leaves a longer, clearer trace than a bard’s song, though.’ Most old songs had disappeared, but the same…-
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"Ah, no, that's not it." Because his conscience was pricked, Lee Han's lie came half a beat late. Professor Garcia grumbled, as if she knew everything anyway. "You don't have to cover for her, Lee Han. Lagesa's always been like that. If she can't torment students, she says she finds lectures boring." 'Seriously.' Lee Han was speechless. Without Professor Garcia, what other value did the Einrogard faculty have? This was a dangerous thing to say, but it could have been worse than…-
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Episode 841 ‘Did I really come across that way?’ Flustered by his reputation having fallen so low without him noticing, Lee Han tried to persuade Professor Garcia. “Professor. Please believe me.” “Yes. Yes. I believe you.” “……” When Lee Han looked up with sad eyes, only then did Professor Garcia’s heart soften a little. “What am I saying… I’m sorry, Student Lee Han. You probably didn’t want this either. Right?” “That’s correct,…-
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Professor Garcia wondered if he had spoken too harshly and felt a touch of regret. “Sorry, Student Lee Han. I snapped at you for no reason.” ‘Hmm. He doesn’t apologize to Professor Verdus, though.’ Lee Han thought to himself. Although Professor Garcia apologized for the curt words to Lee Han, he never apologized for leaving the work to Professor Verdus. And, in truth, Lee Han agreed with that. ‘He’s right. There’s no reason to apologize.’ Feeling sorry here was…-
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After some deliberation, Lee Han made his decision. ‘I’ll go with a medium skeleton golem.’ He could score extra points as it would be his first summoning of a medium or larger creature, and since the summoning he’d assembled the most was the skeleton warrior, it seemed like a marginally advantageous choice. Besides, if he ever needed to assemble a new summon later, there was always the workaround of choosing a large skeleton golem. “I’ll try for a medium skeleton…-
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After the brief conversation, Lee Han sighed inwardly. ‘How could this be? I doubted my senior.’ He wouldn’t have minded if it were another professor or senior, but feeling this way about Direte left him full of self-loathing. “Kugh. This is so hard on me.” “I— isn’t that going a bit far?” Direte was flustered to see his junior suffering so much. Granted, there had been some unnecessary extra effort over a misunderstanding, but still, mastering the skeleton golem was a…-
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Episode 845 Lee Han was flustered by such a ridiculously random accusation. He was told that he hadn’t seen any second-year students because of himself, and that he hadn’t been able to collect staffs because of it. What on earth was that supposed to mean? ‘Is this person insane?’ Well, there were always a lot of insane people in Einrogard to begin with. Lee Han tried to remain calm and attempted to converse. “What do you mean you couldn’t see the second-years because of me?…-
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‘What a pity.’ He never expected the duke, who had been so arrogant, to change like this. Even though Lee Han never had any particular fondness for Duke Ikaldoren, he couldn’t help but feel sympathy. And the most surprising aspect of all this was that Yukveltire herself had not an ounce of malice. ‘She couldn’t have done it this well even if she’d tortured him on purpose…’ Even if Lee Han and Yukveltire had teamed up, one playing the good interrogator and the other the bad,…-
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"Professor? Professor?" Lee Han looked at Professor Kirmin with suspicious eyes. No matter how he saw it, the professor seemed to be thinking about something else instead of listening to him. "Oh. What's up, Wardanaz?" "Are you listening to what I'm saying?" "Of course. I'm listening to everything. Why do you ask?" Professor Kirmin answered without changing his expression. As expected from a professor of the illusion magic school, he was skilled at maintaining his composure no matter…-
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"I agree. Some members of the Teleportation Club say all the things in the world belong to them…" "……" "…Whether you agree with that or not, at the very least this item is something our Einrogard student has a right to." "Well said, senior!" At Sevius's words, Lee Han clapped flatteringly. To be honest, even if they had no right to it, Lee Han would have tried to steal such an improved space-expansion backpack no matter what. He needed it that much. "Shh. We have to be quiet…-
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However, Garal did not voice his thoughts right away. If he were still at the Northern Snowflake Tower, he would have said it boldly, but after three failed research projects, five accidents, and one attempted sponsor assassination (or rather, an incident mistaken for an assassination attempt), Garal had matured a lot. No matter how unlucky, one had to watch their mouth in front of their employer. “Amazing. I’ve never heard of a Baldrogard student being close to an Einrogard…-
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Lee Han quickly calmed himself and cleared his throat awkwardly. He had almost taken out his resentment against Baldrogard on an innocent person. "Senior, what do you want to do? I think we should check." "Yeah. Let's do that." ‘Senior?’ Garal was puzzled inside. If the boy from the Wardanaz family was speaking literally, that would make Sevius at least a 6th-year. Of course, theoretically, an Einrogard student could keep staying at school if they didn’t graduate, but Sevius…-
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