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"Is there such a prince?" While Lee Han was dumbfounded, Professor Garcia looked puzzled beside him. The skilled enchanters of Petrogarde knew how to temporarily breathe life into their works using primitive magic. That was something Professor Garcia was aware of. But if a painting had been in the artist senior’s residence, the story was different. If it was a painting that the senior himself had hung up? "Prince Amritbirma?" "Who’s that?" Lee Han tilted his head at Professor…-
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Realizing the distrust from her junior, Hormashi sighed. “You don’t trust me because I’m from Blue Dragon Tower!” “It’s not because you’re from Blue Dragon Tower, it’s because I’ve experienced this myself—” “No helping it, then. I’ll just have to go in first and bring it out.” “Stop!” Professor Bendozol stopped Hormashi in a harsh tone. “You want to make us walk this far, out in the desert, in this weather?” “That’s not a big deal for…
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And anyway, the Watchman Club members were all so suspicious that even if you impersonated someone, there wasn’t much to gain. Lee Han himself would instantly block any message like ‘Hey, it’s Baquantalana, can you lend me a hundred coins?’ “Impersonating is fine; just tell me what artifacts they’re using.” Even if it wasn’t useful right now, it could be a clue later on to track down other members. Lee Han made sure to jot down every bit of information the young prince…
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-You just said she was inside… "Just say you made a mistake!" -We're not Baldrogard students, who's going to fall for a lie like that? More importantly, what was the bet about? "It's nothing." Professor Verdus explained, detailing what had happened with her direct disciple, Yukveltire. "I told you it's absolutely impossible that way! It's not like you have a pure adamantite plate, or filled in the missing array with ancient magic or anything—and Yukveltire is just so…
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While the skeleton headmaster and his knights were locked in serious consideration, the reason for the mages’ overwhelming reaction became clear. “I heard you completed Gawon’s magic! Please, come to Daylily Tower and let your jewel-like talent shine!” “Pardon?” Lee Han suddenly recalled last year’s symposium. And responded. “It was more an improvement than completion, technically…” “It was completion.” “Honestly, it was finished—no two ways about…
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Saratan's voice grew even more desperate, now that his showing off had gotten him suddenly accused as the culprit. -That’s not what I meant, Wizard! Please believe me! “Believe you.” -Yes! “The one who tried to kill me and escape the moment we met.” -…… Saratan wanted to say, ‘It’s natural for strong beings to brawl in another dimension when they meet, so why are you still fussing about that petty stuff?’ But thanks to the attacks he recently received from the…
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“A truly despicable and cunning fellow. Everyone, be careful!” Even without Lee Han saying it, the expedition members were already on high alert. They were deep in the underground waterways outside the capital, tracking a monster from another dimension. Anyone who appeared here simply could not be an ordinary person. “I’ll take the lead, support me.” “Yes.” The knight-turned explorer poured mana explosively into his sword. Undulating aura shimmered above the blade. The…
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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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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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"You're going to destroy Arc?" When Messiah first explained the plan to defeat Hades, Yuseong couldn't help being surprised. "But it's not easy to kill him even inside the game. So, you want to blow up Arc entirely to kill him. Is that what I'm understanding?" Yuseong stopped to collect his thoughts. "First of all, if you just delete the game, will that really hurt him?" "But for that to happen, he's got to stay logged in, right?" "And I'm the only one who can keep him…
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“P-Professor Baegrek!” Still on the ground, Palga cried out in a shrill voice. Given how seriously he’d been sizing up his rivals only moments ago, it was hard to believe he was the same upperclassman now cowering in disgrace. Lee Han was taken aback. “Senior, I said Baegrek, not Gonadaltes.” It wasn’t like he’d said the Skeleton Principal—was Professor Voladi’s name really worth all this fuss? “Lee Han, I don’t think this is going to be helpful,” Deorgyu murmured.…
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The two fell into a brief silence. They never would have guessed that the person casting would be the one to personally write such a cold-blooded plan. The saving grace was that Yukveltire hadn’t heard the conversation just now. “If you wrote it yourself, it’s fine.” “Yeah. Wardanaz, you’re the type who enjoys the thrill of controlling instability and danger.” “When did I ever say that… Actually, I guess I did.” Shigunting was especially interested in disposable…
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While the newly appeared imperial millionaire was clearing out the auction halls one by one, another wizard, second to none when it came to wealth, was making his entrance elsewhere. It was Jandanni of House Alzadrk, a fourth-year from Baldrogard. "Senior, isn’t this a bit wasteful?" "Wasteful?" A fellow Baldrogard enchantment major researching gem magic fretted, but Jandanni only questioned him in return. Waste? Where was the waste in what Jandanni had done? "Even so, buying things out…
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The griffon let out a low cry, clearly irritated. “Who pulled the griffon’s feathers?! Salko, it was you, wasn’t it?!” “Shut up, stupid prince! The griffon’s upset because it can’t find Wardanaz!” “Everyone, I don’t mean to be pessimistic, but…” Giselle responded knowingly to Yoner’s words. “You mean if we don’t find him before the antidote wears off, we might all be wiped out.” “No. I meant to say the griffon might eat us first if it gets…
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“Are you really going to be like this?” “?” Professor Voladi looked puzzled at his junior colleague’s protest. Seeing this, Professor Garcia realized that her counterpart hadn’t felt even a hint of guilt about the previous exchange. ‘That… that’s…!’ The shamelessness was as bad as Professor Verdus’s, and Garcia shivered internally. To be fair, Professor Voladi was only sticking to the rules. Before departure, the conversation had indeed gone like this: -But…
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‘Is the Teleportation Club not actually a secret society like I thought?’ Among unofficial clubs, some were so secret that their very existence was hidden. A -Professor Assassination Club- (Lee Han had never heard of one, but he was certain it existed) or an -Expose the Truth About Einrogard Club- could never operate openly. Lee Han naturally assumed the Teleportation Club was one of those secret societies. They had even deliberately named it differently, and its location was not disclosed…
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‘I was worried for nothing.’ Giselle decided that from now on, if Wardanaz ever said things like, “Dealing with insane spirits is exhausting,” “Dealing with a crazy demon is a pain,” or “Getting mixed up with those mad giants is so annoying,” she’d just ignore him. After all, everyone sometimes says things they don’t really mean. Even White Tiger Tower students, when offered a polo match right before big exams, would moan, “Ah, I really don’t want to do this, but I have no…
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“Hehe. Joulin’s power isn’t that special, you know.” Sure enough, Joulin looked extremely pleased. Though he said it wasn’t much, his eyes sparkled, encouraging Gainando to keep going. “Gainando. That’s enough flattery.” “What flattery?” “…Nothing. Hand me the soil.” Lee Han inspected the quality of the soil Gainando had brought. The necromancy magicians of Einrogard usually sourced various reagents using the plots near the Hall of Darkness. It was…
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“That’s impossible. Our dimension is vast, and the number of wizards is endless. How do you expect us to find such a wizard?” Catten refuted, incredulous. It never occurred to her that the culprit might be one of her juniors. The frost giant didn’t immediately draw his weapon despite Catten’s brazen attitude. An extraordinary warrior deserved respect. -Nobody said you had to search your entire dimension. I’m sure the wizard is still in this dimension. Compared to others, this…
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‘No!’ Professor Garcia inwardly screamed as he saw his innocent student approaching, completely unaware of the situation. He quickly gestured to the student, who noticed his face and greeted him with joy. The “skull” sign he made with his hand was a well-known “No entry, danger” signal to any Einrogard student. ‘Just wait a minute, Lee Han!’ “Hello, Professor.” “No!” Professor Garcia sighed reflexively when he realized his hand signal failed to get…
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