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‘Are these… tears?’ Carnella felt hot liquid streaming down her cheeks. It certainly wasn’t tears of worry for her Junior being surrounded—it was tears of joy. The enemy formation had completely collapsed! “Go in! Go in!” “Hormasi, to the left! I’ll cover our Junior—hey!” Carnella ignored whatever her Senior said and urged her “dog” on. The three-headed beast of hell charged across the stadium, belching sulfurous breath. Now was not the time to rescue their…-
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“Um, Senior. Fongrif seems angry—is that okay?” “It just means you’re an outstanding baguk player, Junior.” Carnella, handing a devil bone to the Cerberus, answered instantly without a hint of confusion. “Excuse me?” “Look at this enthusiasm. You got the griffon worked up and eager for the match. It means you and your mount are of one mind. Excellent.” Fongrif clicked his beak with joy. At least among these crazy magicians, one person understood Fongrif’s true…
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“Why are you so tense? It’s Professor Garcia, not just any professor.” Perse looked at her Junior, puzzled. Of course, being summoned by an Einrogard professor wasn’t exactly relaxing for students. But that was for ordinary professors—Garcia was a different matter. He wasn’t the type to get angry, scold you, or demand you craft 173 artifacts for his work by tomorrow. “…That’s true…” Lee Han nodded, but thought to himself. ‘After the baguk match, I have to rush…
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It was obvious that asking Angrago would only lead to pointless nonsense. Instead of wasting time, Giselle asked the head person in charge. -Wardanaz. Aren’t you supposed to be watching over the others? What the hell is Alpha on about? -Who’s watching whom?! We’re just moving around together! Angrago bristled. Of course, on this outing, Wardanaz had rescued them, defeated enemies, found and gathered students, prepared a secret lodging, and even earned and shared gold, but that was all as…
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“In… in my forest, the artificial demigod…?” Ellendil slowly asked in a desperate voice, like Gainando assigned extra homework. He’d clearly heard, but wished he’d heard wrong—a truly pitiable sight. “Yes? Weren’t we going to share the rights to the artifact? Or would you rather keep it in the dorm or another mage tower?” “……” Ellendil gaped, pricked in a sore spot by Lee Han’s words. His reason for coveting the artifact had been for the forest’s recovery…
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“It was a pleasure speaking with you. Thank you.” “Lord Gonadaltes also says he enjoyed it.” “Hahaha! Thank you!” The mages left the suite, delighted. To think they’d get to converse directly with a great archmage like this. And he was much kinder than they’d expected. “……” “……” When the boisterous mages left, the room fell silent. The Mad Clone didn’t say a word, maintaining the silence. Mad though he was, the intellect of a clone derived…
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Episode 953 ‘Damn. I overdid it.’ Coming back to his senses, Lee Han reflected deeply. There was a reason why those old tales always showed mages led astray by evil power only to self-destruct. No power of evil came without a price. “What do you mean…?” Ellendil, startled, wondered if his Junior was already under the artifact’s influence. He had clearly intended to explain, so why close the artifact? “…You were just about to explain, weren’t…
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Episode 952 In Ellendil’s opinion, people who got along well with spirits usually didn’t have smooth relationships elsewhere. He himself was a clear example of that. But the Junior from the Wardanaz family was unusually sociable. He was even contacting his friend’s family separately, chatting about gatherings. Ellendil might have judged wrong, but this just… ‘Gasp. That makes sense.’ Nillia got goosebumps at Ellendil’s words. If you got along with spirits, your other…
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Episode 951 “Wardanaz!” “That crazy Senior finally showed his true colors!” The friends, who had been pressing their ears to the door outside, kicked it open and barged in as soon as they heard the scream. They had stepped up to help Lee Han out of pure intentions, but if it was about that crazy Senior, the story was different. One should never let their guard down, no matter when or where. ‘As expected!’ The friends who rushed in stopped when they saw Ellendil collapsed…
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Beaver-Penguin-Fox, Ellendil, was dumbfounded. At the moment, Ellendil was not inside Einrogard but out—more specifically, inside the pocket of a student headed out. As soon as it became clear dangerous people were involved, they took action right away. ‘…Almost broke the bottle…’ By about fourth year, most students had at least a couple ways to escape Einrogard in an emergency, but that didn’t make escape easy. Ellendil’s method was using the power of a spirit to hide inside a…
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The two returned to the warehouse. Fortunately, it seemed Wardanaz and Meikin had found a good buyer. “Who’d have thought the Meikin family’s atelier would buy at such a high price. Surprising.” “I was a bit surprised too. How about the other places?” “Everywhere we went today, the alchemists seemed drunk.” “…?” Lee Han and Yoner tilted their heads. Alchemists drunk in the middle of the day, all over the city? “What nonsense is that?” “Are you two sure…
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Episode 948 Lee Han quickly gave up. Thinking about it, he’d been far too careless in front of someone like Yoanen. ‘Damn. Imitating Gainando is even harder than the Skull Headmaster.’ It turned out that mimicking Gainando was actually harder than mimicking the headmaster. Having given up, Lee Han pointed at Yoanen’s amethyst glasses and asked, “Did you confirm my identity with those?” “No. Lord Wardanaz’s mana causes so much interference that it’s not easy to check…
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Episode 947 The alchemists working at Yoanen Meikin’s atelier sometimes got confused. Yoanen was the mad owner of the atelier, but they thought of themselves as very stable and normal alchemists. But as could be seen even from Einrogard—if someone could get along well next to a mad person, it was wise to be suspicious. They often harbored just as much madness within! Compared to Yoanen, they seemed relatively normal, but when it came to alchemy, even the atelier alchemists turned…
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Episode 946 Without noticing that Rowena was looking at him as if he were a weirdo, Lee Han called for Nillia. “Nillia. Can you ask the spirits if they’re lacking any fire energy?” “Alright.” Nillia nodded and politely requested the spirits. She asked them to check the essence of fire inside the cauldron. The spirits who received the request trudged over and checked the heat inside the cauldron. Then, shocked, they scurried away. “…They didn’t run because of me, right?…
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While Lee Han was regrouping his friends who had scattered across the city, Arian and her staff were inspecting the warehouse building near the North Gate. “The roof… intact. Any bricks missing? None.” “Um… Arian, are you sure about this?” A staff member from the company glanced over nervously as she spoke. She couldn’t help but wonder if what they were doing was really right. …Letting those Einrogard students stay in such a shabby company warehouse! The magician…
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‘Maybe this is my fault.’ Looking at the ruined palace, Sevius deeply reflected on himself. Letting the one Junior with the power to half-destroy a palace go in alone… He should have disguised at least one or two Seniors as servants and sent them along. They could have stopped things before they went wrong…! “Sevius! Get a grip!” “I’m listening.” “There’s only one thing we can do now!” “Right. We find our Junior fast…” “Then clean up any evidence…
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The furious Perkuntra drove the ambushed blasphemer mercilessly. The giant pillar that skewered the enemy turned into countless bolts of lightning, each transforming into an arrow that assaulted the blasphemer. A-m-b-u-s-h… Assailed by a storm of lightning fiercer than any tempest, the blasphemer groaned and went on the defensive—but didn’t forget to criticize this cowardly trickery. ‘It’s not wrong, honestly.’ Even the beast privately sympathized with the blasphemer. For a…
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“Seal!” A voice much rougher and deadlier than usual ripped its way out of Lee Han’s mouth. In an instant, the blasphemy knight’s gaze—so full of malice moments before—shifted to pure shock. The Prahgal power it had just tried to unleash had been cut off. -Another undead who will fall before me. It doesn’t matter what minor god you wag your tail for. As long as you’re undead, your power is useless against me! Mahuda declared, moving Lee Han’s body. Aura flared brightly,…
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Usually, a magician who summoned a powerful being from another dimension would keep perfectly still. It wasn’t because the magician was lazy. Summoning such an entity, no matter how much one relied on rituals and constraints, placed an enormous burden upon a mortal; doing other things during the process was hardly wise. But Lee Han—like a rookie who’d just learned summoning magic—was trying to bring out Perkuntra as well. Though he didn’t have much experience battling Transcendents, Lee…
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The -Rampaging Azirmo Illusion- that the Mad Clone had taught directly was truly menacing. Its jet-black scales bristled as it roared, so lifelike that even the Death Knights were momentarily shaken. -Did our master leave this behind? How… dare… they! The blasphemer shouted thus, yet did not reveal itself easily from within the dimensional gate. If the opponent really was a powerful dragon, it couldn’t afford to rush. Acting recklessly could be fatal. “Never thought I’d get…
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