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Massive explosions filled the sky. Someone might have gasped at the spectacle, but not Yooseong. ‘So it’s come to this, as expected.’ He’d more or less predicted it, but seeing it in person, Yooseong couldn’t help but feel disappointed. ‘I went through all that trouble modifying these…’ The cannons he was using now were modified howitzers from the other world, upgraded according to the walkthrough using all the intel he’d gathered. But even those couldn’t do anything to the…
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103.0 K • Ongoing
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Oblivious to Lee Han’s cold and merciless responses, the black magicians grew ever more heated. “Young whelp, you sure talk a lot. Is it your money building this? No, it’s the Patriarch’s!” “That’s why the Heirs of Ahrak don’t get commissions.” “It’s not that we don’t get them—it’s that we refuse the petty ones!” “Krrk (If you two are going to fight, can I just finish it)?” “Don’t you dare!” Half a day later. The black magicians stared at…-
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"W-what are you doing? Didn’t you say double membership is allowed?" Ahsan asked, flustered. Sure, the seniors had added, "The club chooses its members," and "It’ll never happen," but it was still the seniors who’d said double membership was possible. How could they act so aggressively now, as if they wanted to destroy the kitchen club application by force? "I said double membership was allowed," said Severius of the Library Club, nodding easily at Ahsan's remark. "But isn't it a lot…
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On Apollo’s orders, the remaining forces gathered in his city, Delos. However much they tried to scrape together their remaining troops, their fighting strength was still painfully lacking. Still, Apollo’s grim demand that they not lose this city made the guild members steel their resolve. But strangely, the Reckless forces made no move. “What are they up to?” “No idea.” Apollo asked his subordinates, but of course none of them had a clear answer. For an instant, a faint hope…
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'So the Empire has mages like this after all.' Einrogard graduates were prone to such delusions. -Our school’s people might be like this, but surely real mages after graduation are less like animals, right? But when they actually graduated, they learned the truth. Most imperial mages weren’t much better, character-wise. Having suffered nothing but trouble from mages outside lately, Koholt was deeply moved by Stedal’s kindness. He’d thought he was dealing with a terrifying battle…
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‘W-what is this feeling?’ Uman was bewildered as an unfamiliar emotion boiled within him. It felt strangely similar to when the Skull Headmaster had mocked him. Was this… anger? ‘Impossible! There’s no way I, Uman, would feel anger… My sister must have had her reasons.’ Just like long ago, when Joulin took his toy—surely, there was some deeper meaning this time too. He just wasn’t wise enough to grasp it yet. “…Then I, Uman, will step out alone…” “What…
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“Ugh. He’s really losing it more than usual today.” “Let’s cut him some slack. It is a unicorn, after all.” The students in the polo club stepped away from Professor Bendozol’s tantrum. The wild spells he cast turned rocks they struck into gargoyles and hit trees into wood spirits. Professor Bendozol, wielding potent magic from various schools, was a tricky and dangerous opponent. -Grrrr… Of course, Einrogard students didn’t run away scared of a few gargoyles or wood…
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‘But you should even learn from your enemies.’ A brilliant Einrogard student must even learn lessons from vicious foes. Lee Han made up his mind that the next time he met villains, he should try sowing discord right from the start. “I’ll try deceiving them.” “Understood.” ‘Huh?’ Lee Han was slightly bewildered at how readily his fellow explorers agreed. He expected them to at least say it was too soon or to try to stop him. “Is this really okay? If I make even a…
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"What brings you here?" "…Who are you?" "!?" Lee Han was taken aback by the senior's cold attitude. Was Senior Yukveltire in disguise? ‘No, that can't be.’ He realized he was the one in disguise. From Direte’s perspective, not knowing the Stedal identity, her surprise was natural. "It's me, Lee Han. Your junior from the Black Magic School." "……" For a moment, Direte almost said, ‘I don't have such a junior.’ What on earth was he doing here? "…And what are…
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The roar of the wind battered his eardrums. It was nothing like the clumsy “whoooosh!” onomatopoeia you might see in a novel—it was a sound on a completely different level, almost like some unheard-of monster’s cry. He couldn’t see a few meters in front of him. No matter how good Yuseong’s vision was—honed by habit and boosted by nanomachines—the swirling snow erased visibility itself. There was nothing he could do about it. Still, Yuseong forged ahead. ‘I hope this is the right…
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Startled, Lee Han quickly apologized. "Sorry, Professor. Do you dislike pocket watches?" If it had been Professor Verdus, Lee Han might have yelled, 'Do you think magic is the answer? Even if I die today, I’ll hit you with a spell before I go!' But since it was Professor Garcia, he figured there was a reason for this reaction. Garcia, regaining composure with a heavy sigh, covered his face with both hands in despair. "…Lee Han, where did you get that?" "Huh? I bought it cheap at an…
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"But taming the two wasn't really my idea—it was just the, uh, unique environment of Einrogard… And there are even stranger students than me…" Lee Han was about to make an implausible excuse when the nameless hunter reached out, gesturing quietly for silence. "Wailing Boars are heading this way. Lower your voice." "!" Wailing Boars, monsters that appeared in the Bitong Mountains, were extremely dangerous creatures. Why else would poachers use them as an excuse to approach the…
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“Wow, what an incredibly kind village!” Priestess Siana exclaimed in admiration. The other priests from the Order nodded in agreement, equally impressed. Normally, it was rare for villagers to be so considerate toward visiting travelers from outside. “It’d be wonderful to build a shrine here.” “I agree, Priestess Siana.” Faith should be spread equally everywhere, but when a village was this warm and kind, it made one feel even happier. -The thief got away!! -Get him!!…
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"Summoners must have essential knowledge and flexibility regarding multidimensional spaces…" As Professor Millei's explanation began, several students' eyes started to waver. Having reached second year and with summoning magic entering more advanced territory, each explanation was on a much higher level. And though Professor Millei wasn’t an unkind teacher like Professor Verdus, he also wasn’t someone who would postpone important explanations just for the students’ sakes. The…
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He could truly be called a spirit-plunderer. It was one thing to squeeze things from an ordinary spirit by intimidation, but to do it to a spirit of Hwacheon General’s level? “What?” Lee Han called out to the hamster in a disgruntled voice. The way the hamster was watching him was oddly annoying. -N-no, I was just admiring your skill. “Hmph…” The hamster broke a cold sweat. He’d been so impressed by the way Lee Han squeezed the spirit, he’d forgotten—this punk’s…
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“What? Really?? Where???” As Gainando immediately stuck his head out, Siana whispered in slight admiration. “Gainando really is a great friend.” He was willing to play along with such an obvious lie, after all. Most people wanted to help, but couldn’t pull it off so shamelessly. In fact, beside her, Tijilling was hesitating, unsure if he should also mention seeing a cloud. But Gainando replied as if it was the most natural thing in the world. “What do you mean? Where’s the…
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"…Still, Lee Han, there is a bright side." Seeing how depressed Lee Han looked, Gainando hesitantly spoke up. 'A bright side?' In this situation, the only bright side Lee Han could see was that they were mistaking him for a White Tiger Tower student… "What is it?" "They didn’t find out you’re the principal’s star pupil!" "……" The friends nearby were appalled by Gainando’s words. "Are you insane?" "Have you lost your mind??" "Lee Han, Prince Gainando surely…
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"Still, couldn't we at least stop by once…?" Ignoring Gainando's muttering beside him, Professor Garcia turned to Lee Han. "If you all want to tour the shopping district, I'll treat you." "Is that really all right?" Lee Han looked at Professor Garcia, puzzled. Judging by the atmosphere at Einrogard, it was unusual for a professor to buy things for a student. Was this okay? "It's not typical, but there are sometimes exceptions. Just this once, I'll treat you all." When Professor…
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"Where’d you get that?" "Professor Verdus gave it to me." "What?!?!" Sevios’s reaction was even more intense than before. He looked at Lee Han as if he were some sort of spy, prompting Lee Han to quickly explain. "I can explain everything." "I don’t usually stop for chit-chat on a job, but this I need to hear." Sevios folded his arms, determined to get the story. How on earth could anyone get that from Verdus? Verdus wouldn’t hand a handful of reagents to his own direct…
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Lee Han fell into thought. ‘If I use my strongest spell for this situation…’ A swordsman who trains a single technique to the extreme might have a single strongest move, but for a mage it was different. A mage’s strength was in flexibility and versatility, so their “strongest” spell always depended on the situation. If he was facing a crowd? Lee Han would pull out bone reagent refined with shadow elements and summon skeleton warriors. He could even call on Sharkan, Gonadaltes,…
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