Ex Strongest Swordsman Longs For Magic In Different World

"Hmm...? This is... Doctor, I need to ask you something?

And it was then that the voice of the question rose from Soma.

"Am I? What, was there something I didn't know? Or did you figure something out again?

In contrast, however, Camilla returned the nasty words because Camilla cannot answer the majority of Soma's questions.

What Soma is reading is a professional substitute such as that read by researchers and others, as I mentioned earlier.

Camilla only went to the High Ministry, but she hasn't moved on from there.

They just asked me something, and there's no way I can answer it.

Besides, that area is also a problem.

Soma is reading something with magic results.

A year ago, Soma, who had little knowledge of magic or anything like that, is reading something like that, not because Soma worked hard.

No, I'm not denying that Soma worked hard, but when it comes to magic in the first place, there's hardly any such thing as knowledge that can be learned at the pre-High Ministry stage.

Because magic is totally dependent on talent so far, something you can use if you have talent.

There's no need for theory or knowledge.

If it is not necessary, it is only natural that those who look into it are limited, so that the vast majority of the materials that exist about magic are research materials.

The only way to gain knowledge about magic turned out to be to read it, and that's why Soma was reading it.

Because it is just a substitute for researchers to read, there are, as a matter of course, a variety of jargon and expertise arranged there, which presupposes that they know.

Soma's ability to read it also means he's already learned something like that, and in that sense, Soma can still say he's worked hard enough.

Most importantly, it is just impossible to learn all of the Higher Departments in a year, so naturally the study is still going on.

However, because it is magic that Soma's interest is high, half of them are like this, and the other half are studying.

gossip.

"Um, the question is... it says here that magic basically doesn't fail, you can't make it fail, etc., is this true?

"Well, I can't say for sure because I can't use magic, but that's what they say for once. I mean, that's not just magic in the first place."

"Hmm?

"Well, I know it's a little hard for you to understand... but basically the action taken by someone with a skill doesn't fail unless they have a higher level of skill than that one"

Polar theory, if you have superior swordsmanship skills, that blow is bound to reach your opponent.

There are no exceptions to this.

For example, where the opponent escapes from a space transfer, the slash that is unleashed cuts across the space.

It wouldn't be so strange to think that it's superior because it makes it possible.

"... it may not be so surprising considering that the rank is higher because it exceeds all of the opponent's evasive and inhibitory behavior."

"No, it's not strange enough. It's just a researcher's job to look into that, and it's good enough that we think it is."

"... by the way, but you can't make it fail, can you not remove it of your own free will?

"No exceptions. Did you say that? Naturally."

That's why when you make basic matches, etc., you have to have the same grade.

If it is different, the person above the rank must always turn to the defensive side and must not be the attacking side.

It's indefensible, because it's not a match anymore.

Well, what Camilla did to Soma was pretty insane... it would be a no-can because the other guy showed more insanity than that.

"Hmmm..."

"What's wrong with that?

"No, I'm not supposed to be able to fail, because I just saw a case of failure earlier in my life..."

"Oh... no, you said that"

I know Soma keeps up her routine, but Camilla has never accompanied it except that one time.

However, from time to time I heard the story in the chat.

I've just heard about it, and that's why I know that Soma is meeting a girl named Eina in the Devil's Forest, and what Soma did.

Well, Soma doesn't tell everything either, but the synopsis alone makes some extrapolation possible.

Knowing how substandard Soma is.

"... he doesn't seem to be aware of anything. Even so, I thought I knew my skills weren't everything, but I can't make you realize that I really only meant to be."

"Yeah? Did I say something?

"Don't worry, I'm just talking to myself. More than that, I'm talking about why I failed when I'm not supposed to, but I'm sorry, I just lied a little earlier. No exceptions, except for the extraordinaire."

"Different principals mean that principals are the exception, so isn't there an exception?

"It's also difficult to explain around here... well, if it's easy to put it simply, because the extraordinary people are the ones who wield power outside of common sense. It's not even an exception, because it's off from the start."

It's not a difficult story.

The story is that people who slash and tear space with their swords cannot possibly be included in common sense.

"Hmm...? No, as much as I slash and tear space with a sword, I think the more extreme the sword is, the more normal it can be..."

"Find out what the word" normal "means and then come back out. That's why only the super class can fail at their will. What did you see because he was superior?

"Hmmm... too much magic and the surgery exploded, or so he said. So I was wondering if magic would happen in general..."

"Well, or maybe magic alone can fail that way. I've certainly never heard of it, but it could simply be because of the delay in magic research in this country. You know very well about that, too."

"Well... you are"

So Soma looked bitter, I guess, because he knows that most of what is said to be magical research material is actually not.

Whatever its reality is, it is a substitute for the preaching of Holy Divinity.

Because magic is entirely dependent on talent, how can we use it better... No, more importantly, we hardly know how to learn the magic guidance skills first.

If you are a swordsmanship skill, if you are waving your sword, you will remember one of these days, and your grade will go on.

But magic doesn't really understand it, so there's a little bit of a mix of things that I learned by entering holy divinity.

That is not to say, though, that it is also the result of a very serious study at once.

Even if it was made to study for missionary purposes.

But even though research originally said hurdles were high, it would also be helpless to lose motivation if such things were to overflow.

As a result, it will become more and more of those things, and no more legitimate research will be carried out.

We have fallen into such a vicious circle that the magic research in this country is far from advanced.

That also means that soma doesn't have much to read properly, and where soma tried so hard, as a matter of course, she can't achieve results.

It was a bitter face.

"However, when that happens, why did he know that..."

Possible migrants from another country… or displaced persons, but if so, sometimes holders of superior skills, should move quickly to secure them.

Most importantly, Camilla is not part of the army at all, and there is no way anyone with superior skills can remain discreet.

It seems that the magic is now normally available due to what Soma has done, and in time someone will look for it on their own.

If there is to be any anxiety, it is that the suspicion arises that he is an illegal resident, as far as I can hear Soma... well, that is not something I care much about either.

It's all Duke territory around here, but it's common for places to be patterned.

At a time when the Devil's Forest is nearby, I can't care less about the details.

The important thing is not to let the Demons through.

So no one else will be particularly restrained unless they commit a crime as well.

Soma would not missee the nature of the other person, and all those who live near the Devil's Forest in the first place are those who are certain of their identity.

I guess that's where they take care of the girl.

"... no, speaking of which?

So, uh, Camilla remembered that there was.

Nothing dwells near the Devil's Forest but the Duke's Lands.

I think there was also a small village in the realm of the devil tribe...?

"... no, that's the way it is,"

"Hmm... out of common sense... out of common sense..."

"What's wrong with you? Did you come up with anything unnecessary again?

"Again, so it seems that my seniors often come up with extra things?

"That's why you're saying it. What, such an idiot!? You look like shit."

It's bad in nature because this is what I'm serious about, but it's also not something I can handle from what I've said.

That's why I'm also saying it's bad.

"Well, anyway... So, what did you come up with?

"Um, if you can do things out of common sense, I thought you could teach my students magic."

"Uh... it would be pretty out of common sense if I could do that..."

Slashing space with a sword and making magic available to those who don't have the skills.

Camilla smiled bitterly thinking which would be more out of common sense after all...... etc.

It is decided.

Both of those things are out of common sense, and by the time I come up with that in the first place, it's still out of common sense, too.

There was no way I could judge Camilla, who lived within common sense.

"Ma, why don't you just give it a try? If they take it, we'll talk about it."

"Hmm, ask me to try it out."

Camilla exhales small to Soma, who said so with a lively look on her face.

Then, after all, this guy is the same kind of people out of common sense, and even more so now, he deepened his bitterness.

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