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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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Episode 811 “How can a single person be a 4th year, 5th year, and 6th year? Don’t you guys find it strange?” “Hmmm. Rumors really aren’t to be trusted. If you’re a cultured noble…” “It’s not culture, it’s intelligence… Never mind.” Garral stopped himself mid-sentence and regained his composure. To think he still hadn’t fixed the habits he picked up when he belonged to the Mage Tower. He had to reflect on that. ‘I am no longer a Mage Tower-affiliated mage.…
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I won. Lee Han let out a sigh of relief. Baquantalana and Bulgasari, who’d only gotten criticized trying to tell the truth, slipped away quietly. ‘Sorry. If the truth comes out next time, yell at me then.’ If, in the future, the truth is revealed and the two rage, screaming “Gonadaltes, come out here!” Lee Han decided he’d just quietly keep his mouth shut. This time, Lee Han was only able to win thanks to some good luck. If the Baldrogard students hadn’t spread the rumor…
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“J-Junior, is this really okay?” Direte asked cautiously, still vivid in her memory the time her junior was nearly kidnapped and killed by an ancient being. Of course, if she had the power, Direte would have gladly driven a cursed dagger into that crazy clone’s back, but when powerless, one had to bow one’s head. There was nothing to gain from provoking a being on the level of a natural disaster. “No way. That guy keeps saying crazy stuff.” Lee Han was rather indignant. He had…
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While the two whispered, Yukveltire looked satisfied by himself and reached to pull out an item. He opened the mouth of a medium-sized blue silk pouch embroidered with a dragon, and from it emerged an object much larger than the pouch itself. ‘A space expansion spell.’ Lee Han looked at his senior from the same tower, full of envy. Spatial expansion magic itself was difficult, but making it semi-permanent in an item was far more challenging. Baldrogard students could buy such things at…
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“No. It’s fine. I said I’d help, so I should go with you.” “He says he’s fine.” “Shut up, you.” Already feeling uneasy, Direte’s voice naturally sharpened as her so-called friend needled her. But it was hard to argue with Yukveltire’s point that a battle mage like Lee Han was needed. Neither Direte nor Yukveltire were properly trained battle mages. Of course, not being a trained battle mage didn’t mean they were weak. One only had to look at the Einrogard students…
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Unfortunately, Direte didn’t realize that her evaluation had just dropped slightly in her junior’s mind. She was too focused on summoning and controlling the toad demon. -Guruk! Mage! Can hold only three! “Yeah. Don’t worry, I’ll keep the promise. Only one’s going in anyway.” -Guruluk! Mage has honor! I believe! ‘Must’ve summoned this one often…’ While Lee Han was thinking idle thoughts, Yukveltire spoke up. “Let’s begin.” “Yes.” Lee Han took a…
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“…I was wrong, it seems.” “What?! Senior, why are you standing around? You would’ve ditched me and escaped without hesitation!” Lee Han cried out in surprise at Yukveltire’s words. Catten watched the exchange and thought to himself. ‘Are they on bad terms?’ He’d assumed they were friendly, since they were in the same tower, did research together, and even worked together on things like this, but there was no sense of camaraderie at all. “I blocked him.” Direte…
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Maybe it was just his imagination, but Lee Han felt like Direte’s eyes were saying, ‘A 5th year getting healing from a junior? Just let him die.’ It seemed like Yukveltire was also saying something with his eyes, but Lee Han didn’t care to interpret that. “Your arm is really… shattered.” “It’s because your magic was so powerful, junior.” Even with his arm twisted like one of Gainando’s favorite candies, Catten smiled contentedly. Lee Han almost punched him, but held…
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The thoroughly cowed Duke Ikaldoren hurriedly grabbed a quill and began signing, “I will sponsor Yukveltire’s artificial dimension research.” None of the confidence of the master manipulator of imperial backrooms remained. He was like a bankrupt tycoon at the end of his days, hands shaking as he wrote his will. Lee Han and Yukveltire watched with satisfaction. Fortunately, Direte, still rational, grabbed both their shoulders and whispered. “Hey. Hang on.” “?” “??” The…
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Lagesa, being a seasoned and experienced pirate (and an acquaintance of the Skull Principal), knew plenty about Einrogard’s education system. Even when she visited 17, 29, and 37 years ago, Einrogard was much the same. 37 years ago. -Why don’t you have a staff? -I traded it for a loaf of bread. -…I see. Why don’t you have a cloak? Did you trade that for bread, too? -No. -Then why? -I traded it for half a loaf… -…… 29 years ago. -Still, you have a…
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Episode 821 Still, since they were juniors from the same tower (the fact that Direte was their friend was the main point), Lee Han tried to defend a little. “He’s not a bad person.” “What? He’s Bible’s prized disciple. How can he not be a bad person?” ‘Damn. Logical as a pirate.’ Lee Han felt hopeless from the very start of his defense. How could he defend someone when it was brought up right away that they were Professor Verdus’s disciple! “…I’m also…
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Episode 822 However, Lagesa let her guard down out of carelessness. The boy of House Wardanaz, who had been dragged to the second-year area, was extremely shrewd about things like this. “Professor Lagrinde!” “??!” The Healing Magic School students stared at Lee Han in shock. What nerve did that junior have to call out to the professor? Calling Professor Alcassis during such a busy time required immense resolve. If that junior asked a pointless question, he could end up on a…
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Episode 823 Unaware that his junior was rating him on Yukveltire’s level, Falkrius began a serious explanation. He showed an academic side completely unlike his usual self, who pressured Kitchen Club members to hurry up. “That disease isn’t an ordinary one. Look.” Even while feeling reluctant, Lee Han looked at the wizard sprawled out and groaning. ‘It is peculiar.’ On the outside, he looked normal, but the disease’s mana swirling inside the wizard was drawing strange…
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Episode 824 The Mad Clone, not knowing his disciple was about to shut off the Echoing Stone, affirmed. That’s right. “…Uh, why does a spell like that even exist?” -Gonadaltes’ Spiritual Stain- was a spell that would transfer the other person’s stains (spiritual stains), that is, curses, pain, wounds, etc., onto oneself. No matter how he thought about it, Lee Han couldn’t understand why the Mad Clone would use such a spell. Surely, the Mad Clone didn’t want to absorb all…
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Episode 825 Fortunately, Falkrius heard his junior’s call. “Uh. Professor, may I step out for a moment?” “Go ahead. Since the patient’s wrist is no longer sprouting feet… Everyone may take a short break.” “Thank you. I was a bit worried. You know that wizard from the Water Horse Mountains Mage Tower? I left him with a junior for a bit.” “Falkrius.” “Yes, Professor?” Professor Alcassis spoke as she incinerated the severed feet. “Your junior can handle it…
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