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“Wa—” Before Direte could even finish calling out, Lee Han punched the jaw of the adventurer who’d just run his mouth. “Ugh!” “Go ahead. Say that again.” Without stopping, Lee Han drew Morningstar, still sheathed, and landed a blow to another adventurer’s solar plexus. The adventurer, hit properly, foamed at the mouth and collapsed forward. “You crazy b—…!” “I said say it again?” Thwack! Thwack-thwack-thwack! When the adventurers went down, Lee Han beat…-
2.2 M • Ongoing
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Willy felt the same way. A monster charging him was dropped by gunfire before it could reach him. After taking care of the incoming monsters, he stole a quick glance back. He saw Yuseong slicing down a charging monster with his bayonet. ‘What about that looks like a ranged character?’ Willy shook his head in disbelief. Still, it was incredibly reassuring to have that absurdly overpowered character on his side for once. The three of them advanced toward the city center at breakneck speed.…
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103.0 K • Ongoing
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‘That’s a bit much.’ The heart of a ruthless battle mage was a little hurt. Sure, people were buying poisons and curses they wouldn't normally bother with because of Lee Han, but that was the nature of business. If they weren’t buying poison and curses here, they’d just be frittering away money on something else. "By the way, Senior, who is that dwarf over there?" "Dirimpa? Ah, I guess you wouldn’t have met. She spends most of her time underground." "Ah." Lee Han understood…
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2.2 M • Ongoing
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On their way out of the tower (the headmaster having to set the main gate on fire to distract the mages’ attention), the skeleton headmaster asked, “What did you mean by handling the Nago family's reagents?” “I left school during Club Week and took an outside job for some pocket money. That’s all it was.” “You’re a diligent fellow. At times, I wonder if you really belong in Blue Dragon Tower.” To have finished a commission in such a short time—even with a battle against evil…
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Some of the mages thought as much, but none stopped what was coming. It was inevitable. Just as a moth will fly into the fire knowing it will burn, mages are the sort to leap into wisdom even knowing it leads to ruin. Even if the wicked archmage Gonadaltes had once deceived them with Professor Garcia, that didn’t matter now. If, out of petty resentment, they missed even a single mage who truly wanted to join Daylily Tower… ‘That would be unforgivable!’ Unlike small grievances,…
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2.2 M • Ongoing
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"R-right, this is it… Wait, so the warehouse you said you got from a graduate was this one?!" Last time, when talking through the artifact, Direte had dismissed it with, “Don’t be ridiculous,” so he was surprised again. Lee Han just looked at him, as if to say, “Why are you surprised now?” "I told you earlier, didn’t I?" "Yeah, that’s… right." Seeing his junior act like this was all perfectly normal actually helped Direte calm down a bit. For this junior, meeting a…
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"Professor, I think the griffon's scared…" said Nillia. Professor Vendosol snapped, "A griffon doesn't get scared! Don’t say such insulting things!" "Yikes." "All of you, listen! Griffons like to play at swiping with their tails. If you ever end up caring for a griffon, offer your head like this so it has an easier time smacking you." "Wouldn't getting hit by a griffon's tail seriously hurt?" Deorgyu cautiously raised a hand. A griffon was one of the most powerful monsters—even a…
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2.2 M • Ongoing
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The message Lee Han sent with cunning arrived not long after. At the seventh-floor White Tiger Tower café, -Sword and Mage-, where White Tiger Tower students often gathered, Giselle read the message and looked puzzled. “Wardanaz talked Catten-senpai into it?” “That’s right! Moradi, congrats!” “Hey, did Wardanaz bribe you or something?” The friends nearby stared suspiciously. There was no way Wardanaz would do something like this for free, with no strings…
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2.2 M • Ongoing
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‘Why did you let her do the interrogation?’ Lee Han looked at the knights as if shouting silently. If they knew Professor Voladi was beside them, they should have known to ask carefully instead of letting the mercenary spill everything about cultist Juzene’s origins and grudges. Of course, the knights hadn’t expected Ibinta to be this good at digging. At best, they hoped for a rough location of a cultist hideout… -We… we didn’t think she’d be this skilled! ‘That’s not an…
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2.2 M • Ongoing
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Willy felt his grip on his weapon tighten involuntarily. ‘Yuseong!’ The massive obstacle that had appeared in his otherwise smooth and easy life. And this wasn't just a rock or a boulder. It was a mountain. A mountain of overwhelming majesty like Everest or K2. Completely different from the obstacles he’d faced before—the ones he could kick aside effortlessly. Perhaps this whole, seemingly reckless plan was because of Yuseong. He just wanted to surpass Yuseong, no matter what it…
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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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"Because of you! It’s all your fault I—!" "Are you insane!? I’ll get my revenge!!" Gainando shouted tearfully, but the world of magical duels was harsh. Once you lost the initiative and started taking hits, it was hard to counterattack. Adenart summoned a chakram-shaped artifact into the air. As a specialist in summoning and enchantment magic, Adenart fused the two disciplines to craft attacks with ease. The circular blade artifact spun in the air, gathering magical power with each…
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Yukveltire was deeply unsettled at having missed the chance to learn vision magic from the Mad Clone. Direte spoke carefully. "Enchantment Magic School juniors are all… a bit individualistic." ‘And you’re the ringleader,’ she swallowed that last part out of friendship. Frankly, Direte suspected the Enchantment Magic School’s culture at Einrogard was somewhat colored by Yukveltire’s influence. "I meant the Wardanaz family junior." "Oh." Direte was momentarily at a loss for…
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‘Avatar Materialization’ was, just as the name implied, an ability that brought his avatar’s powers into reality. The stronger his in-game avatar became, the stronger Yuseong became in the real world. There was, of course, a reason Yuseong strove to keep growing stronger in the game—not just to become more powerful there, but to maximize the use of 'Avatar Materialization'. ‘Annoying that there’s a time limit, though.’ That’s why he’d put off using it for as long as possible…
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103.0 K • Ongoing
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Yuseong returned to his own world. First, he organized the massive amount of information he had obtained. Based on that, he laid out his future plans. The conclusion was simple. ‘I just need to keep doing what I’ve been doing.’ He continued to work on raising his notoriety and preparing to cross over to the American continent. ‘Annoying as it is, Messiah may have been right.’ Knowing about their existence hadn’t changed his behavior. ‘Then let’s head north.’ His…
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103.0 K • Ongoing
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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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An alliance with other guilds. Collaborating with others to achieve goals beyond their own capacity was nothing unusual. If used well, it could yield far greater results than going it alone. The problem was that Apollon still had other C.O.T.S players, what you might call his own side—specifically, the Python faction. Alliances with outside guilds while his own guildmates were around? No matter how you looked at it, it was absurd. Vesuvius felt the same. “Still, I wonder what you’re…
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Saratan couldn’t help feeling wronged, but he steadied his resolve. The truth was, he’d built up some grudging sentiment with this wizard. Granted, Saratan always took the beatings, but feelings are sometimes illogical. Last time, Lee Han had stepped in to save Saratan from danger, and it left a deeper impression on the spirit than he expected. Saratan decided that, as the greater being, he would endure and pass on this warning. ‘I’ll bear with it, you punk.’ -Mage, listen to…
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“W-Wardanaz.” “Are you sure you thought this through?” Imirg and Raphadael whispered, hesitant from behind. No matter how optimistically they looked at it, it was hard to interpret an empty safe as ‘financially stable.’ Lee Han nodded calmly. “That’s right. The dark magic school is well-off.” “…??” “???” The two wondered if Wardanaz had found some secret dark school treasure or vault that they didn’t know about. But Lee Han had his reasons. ‘If…
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The merchants who had thrown tomatoes and eggs dispersed, grumbling. The relieved hunters cleared away the mess, then asked the Wasteland Star-Catcher patrolman, "Why didn’t you drive them off? You could have if you’re a Wasteland Star-Catcher…" "A Wasteland Star-Catcher protects imperial citizens. We can't threaten them." "Ah!" The hunters, rough men from various regions, were all impressed by the courage and patience the Wasteland Star-Catcher had just shown. After all, the…
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