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‘I still have a lot more prepared…’ Lee Han clicked his tongue, disappointed by the merchant’s cool-headedness. He had wanted to tell the story of how Stedal Nago had chosen to invest in a stable miners’ guild after the speculation bubble burst, instead of risky mage towers, and achieved huge success. The story was meant to show just how wise Stedal Nago was—not foolish enough to trust magicians with his money. After all, mage towers and mage guilds were never really safe…-
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Lee Han felt indignant at the unexpectedly intense reaction. The seniors had pressured him to pick quickly, so why were they all acting like this now? And why was the name “Gonadaltes” such a problem? They all had ancient names for aliases—Vakantalana, Iactus—so why not him? Gonadaltes: Is there a problem? Iactus: Everything is a problem. This Gona… wow. I can’t. It actually gives me chills. Iactus tried to explain what was wrong with Lee Han’s alias, but shuddered…
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Episode 550 “P-Professor.” Lee Han waved his hand at the sound of Professor Thunderstep’s voice. The professor turned to look at his student—and was even more shocked. “Was there really a war?!” Lee Han looked like he’d survived three days on a battlefield. His cloak was half torn, his hair tangled, his face smeared with dirt and dried blood… How could he have fought so fiercely in such a short time? Coughing, Lee Han spoke. “We had no choice.” “What do…
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The reason Lee Han was awake in the middle of the night was simple. The giants could soundly sleep at night, but the wizard who took on the request could not. He had to check if the magic performed during the day had any issues, report progress to the capital stonemason guild members, cook for the giants, soothe a fifth-year senior who seemed to be “aging backward” and was grumbling, confirm there were no shortages or quality issues in the supplies and materials… And then he ran into a siren…
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“Shouldn’t we be running away a bit faster?” Lee Han spoke, feeling the stinging gaze of the knights pouring on them from behind. He didn’t look back, but he could at least imagine that the knights’ stares would be sharp as blades. But the Skull Headmaster was unbothered. “No need for that.” “Um, is there another new student to persuade?” “No. I need to meet with the neighboring knight families here. After coming all this way, wouldn’t it be rude to just…
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Fortunately, the disguises seemed to be working, and the hounds kept scattering. There were so many beings in the area radiating an aura similar to the target that the hounds were left confused. Professor Verdus grumbled as he watched the hounds slamming into the reverse field. “Why do they seem to be coming for us the most?” “Waaah! Professor! One of them is grabbing me!” Gainando screamed. The flying vehicle Professor Verdus had made, shaped like a broad vessel, wasn’t very…
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However, trust once lost did not return so easily. The White Tiger Tower students, carried down on stretchers, glared at Professor Ingeldel with eyes like puppies cheated out of their treats. "Everyone…" The students turned their heads away sharply. "I am truly sorry, everyone. I misjudged the difficulty of the exam." "It happens." Lee Han, leading his friends at the front, answered reflexively. When Giselle, next to him, looked at him like he was crazy, Lee Han tried to…
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Professor Jorzik was flustered by the other’s utterly unprovoked rudeness. As a gentleman of the Empire, Professor Jorzik would never forgive rude behavior, but someone beating the ground with their fists and sobbing was a bit of an exception. No matter how much of a gentleman of the Empire he was, he didn’t want to deal with madmen. Professor Thunderstep, curious, asked a question. “Are you crying because the dragon is too beautiful, or because you’re resentful that Wardanaz…
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This g… you’re talking about him? Even being as generous as possible, Saratan could only admit that the young prince in front of him truly possessed a good heart. When he was dragged into that soul just now, he’d seen its traces for himself. As a spirit who’d lived his whole life acting purely on impulse for his own needs, he could not imagine the depth of pain and sorrow he’d witnessed there. And yet, the prince’s soul pitied and empathized with all of it! Even Saratan,…
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Unbeknownst to Lee Han, Sharkan was rampaging wildly inside the beast. When the beast tried to simply refuse the contract and move on, Sharkan’s fury exploded. Realizing that his ungrateful clone’s will was much stronger than expected, the beast had no choice but to yield. Otherwise, there was a high chance of yet another embarrassing outburst like before… The last time, at least, only a couple of mages had witnessed the scene. But if other undead in the realm happened to witness it, the…
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The magicians came to their senses at those words. Come to think of it, why were they just sitting by when a boy up front was fighting alone? Annoying—lot—you are—! As dozens of spells began to be prepared at once, the Archduke of Pride frowned. Even if not individually strong, magicians were always troublesome due to their cunning. And that’s what these spells were about. Realizing it was almost impossible to damage the archduke directly, the magicians were casting weakening…
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The two cried so pitifully that even the Blue Dragon Tower students felt sorry. "Wait. Stop them from crying!" "Dalkard, can you call yourself an honorable Blue Dragon Tower student? You want to stop them because they're crying that sadly?" "No… You idiots! It's a basilisk! If we lose control, we'll all die!" By now the baby basilisk had grown quite a bit and no longer spread its petrifying gaze or venom everywhere, but that was only when everything was normal. When overcome with grief and…
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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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“To play around when you don’t even help…” While muttering, Perse caught sight of the twitching tail poking out from Lee Han’s sleeve. Then he called over the other members. “Everyone come here and check this out!” “What’s going on?” “Is that some kind of cursed artifact left by the Headmaster?” “……” Lee Han glared at the senior making baseless accusations. Who would walk around carrying something like that? Of course… ‘Come to think of it,…
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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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Due to his sociable and composed demeanor, it was easy to forget, but Professor Kirmin had been close friends with Professor Voladi since their school days. Professor Garcia blamed himself. To have been at Einrogard for so long and still be this inexperienced. ‘I forgot the basic rule.’ Even someone who seems perfectly normal can have plenty of madness inside. Because he was lost in self-reflection, Professor Garcia noticed the group of merchants approaching on horseback ahead a step too…
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The nobles present were even more aghast than before. Haiden was one thing, but Lady Kraha as well? It was simply unbelievable. One noble tried to regain composure by gulping down a cup of scalding tea (which didn’t help much) before asking, “L-Lady Kraha. You just said—even with all Lord Gonadaltes’s devotion to the Empire, you would not let this go easily.” “How hurtful,” the skeleton headmaster feigned disappointment beside them, but none of the nobles bothered to…
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‘Let’s think about it again later.’ After tying up the black book and sealing it at the bottom of his bag (the book only vibrated, as if this was useless), Lee Han made his way to Blackrock Hall. Senior Ogoldos, whom he hadn’t seen in a long time, waved cheerfully at Lee Han. “Wardanaz. Good to see you.” “It’s been a while, senior. You look tired, did something happen?” “It’s nothing. I’ve just been worried about black magic items that might actually…
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Feeling the weight of all the stares, Agdung hastily changed the subject. “Well then, why don’t we all head out to the mushroom field together? Haha! What lovely weather!” “There’s no sunlight here, though?” It was the first time Gainando had heard anyone call it “lovely weather” near the Black Vault. Even upbeat people said they got depressed near the Black Vault… “By dark mage standards, it’s lovely!” “???” “Let’s go! Let’s go!” As Agdung dashed…
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“You all look like fools.” The skeleton headmaster, in human form, muttered nearby. Lee Han made a sour face. ‘Why is he here?’ Normally, he’d be at the checkpoint harassing students together. Clearly, he was here because Uman was at the gate. “It won’t be long before you all long for my teachings again.” “Oh, I don’t think it’ll be that bad.” -…… The Death Knight beside them was impressed. He found himself in awe of the successor’s talent in many ways,…
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