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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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That afternoon, the empty ruins of the amusement park rang once again with the sound of lively voices. Within Candy Town, groups of diverse players gathered in fives and tens, treading nervously as they entered, following their maps to the storefronts they had rented. Despite the park’s notoriety, people couldn’t afford to risk their lives and give up making a living. Those who had answered Si Zhiyan’s call were not few in number. In just a few short hours, he had filled up more than twenty…
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Side Story 8. —Crown Princess Hera. Would you care to help me prepare Belladi’s evening dress? It was none other than Sion, Belladi’s other closest friend. Hera tilted her head slightly in surprise. —I thought the Viscount of Agla would make separate preparations. Everyone assumed Hera would compete fairly without relying on her status. This belief stemmed from Hera’s upright conduct over the years. For this reason, no one had offered her assistance—except for Sion, who…
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102 “Shh.” Leviathan pressed a finger lightly to his lips. Hazel and Adolf, who had come out to greet them at the front of the mansion, quickly took the hint and quieted their footsteps. Leviathan climbed the stairs to the bedroom, carrying the child in his arms. The sleeping face was deeply at rest—he must have been quite exhausted. “I’m starting to wonder if Asha Drukan and Rubian might have known each other from before.” The youthful prince’s voice echoed in his ears.…
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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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Side Story 3. “Aining, please.” Killian muttered, bowing his head. His reaction made me giggle, and I kissed his forehead. “Are you no longer upset?” My voice carried a teasing note, and Killian sighed as if embarrassed, but nodded. “It’s hard to keep pretending I’m sulking, thanks to Aining.” “I’m just true to my feelings~!” Aining shouted as she bounced on my bed. Killian smiled faintly at her words, then wrapped his arms around my waist and kissed…
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Chapter 153Ch.16 An outdoor tea party by the shores of Lake Reim! “All right, for the grand finale of the autumn camp—we’re having a treasure hunt!” “Wowww!” The excited children shouted in delight. While the adults enjoyed their tea and conversation around the party tables, the children gathered in a circle around the supervising professor. “Search for the treasures hidden all over the academy! It shouldn’t be difficult if you’ve explored the grounds so far, right? Well…
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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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Chapter 164 You Can Tell He Really Is an Elf 01 District Regional Channel. The images showed, from various angles, a grand and elegant building—something clearly beyond what any player’s territory could possess. ... This time, the pictures were clearly of some lounge area. He sat in a plush armchair, with several plates of exquisite pastries on the table in front of him, and a drink that looked a lot like milk tea. The angle was perfect, making…
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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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“I have an umbrella, though. I just bought one the other day.” “Pwahaha! That’s wonderful too!” Grandfather burst into hearty laughter and patted me on the head. “Then make that rascal be your lackey! Whenever there’s danger, tell him to do it instead!” I tried to figure out what he meant, but in the end could only smile. Grandfather, unable to help himself, rubbed his face all over my cheek. “It—It tickles!” Bombarded by his beard, a sudden thought came to…
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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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177Click. Clack. Khalid, out of habit, loosened and fastened the golden ringed bracelet on one wrist as he walked slowly forward. “That monster bastard…” Allen, in a hurry, pulled a waterproof sheet from his breast pocket and wrapped it around his shoes, muttering under his breath. Allied Forces? They can go to the dogs. This battle was nothing more or less than a hunting ground for that brat’s rapid growth. While Khalid single-handedly cut down a hundred magical beasts, the…
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