Life of a Magic Academy Mage

Chapter 065

Baldororn was taken aback by Lee Han’s words.

This first-year student had unreasonable expectations because of his own nonsensical remarks.

Moreover, this method was a dangerous method that could threaten the wizard’s life if he made a mistake.

Since a huge amount of magic power is required to break magic with power, a student who is not yet proficient in magic could endanger his or her life if used incorrectly.

However, Lee Han did not back down easily.

“I will never overdo it, so please tell me how.”

“But…”

“Didn’t you pay the consultation fee?”

“I see. All right.”

Baldororn was convinced.

I couldn’t tell you because I received a consultation fee.

“First, you need a huge amount of horsepower. Individual strength will not suffice. Please use the magic circle and magic stone.”

Magic circle mana stone.

All of them were methods used by wizards to make up for the lack of magic power.

As the level of magic went up, the amount of mana required increased. I couldn’t solve all of these things on my own.

Draw a magic circle to amplify the amount of magic power and collect it in one place, or use the jewels that are charged with magic power as additional batteries.

“Did you learn how to draw a magic circle?”

“I am still learning.”

Lee Han recalled the < Basic Imperial Geometry and Arithmetic > lecture he was taking at school.

Drawing a magic circle was close to solving a complicated math problem.

It requires mathematical persistence and effort rather than sensory sense.

It was the students who suffered thanks to this.

When students who are confident in addition and subtraction are asked to solve various complex laws and operations, it is now difficult to distinguish whether geometry is the name of a river or the screams of students.

“Good. In any case, if you succeed in gathering mana that way, stand at the release point of the magic circle and control the mana.”

Once the mana was gathered in a magic circle, now I had to control it and hit the magic.

Hitting it sounded simple, but it was more difficult than putting it together.

Controlling is also controlling, but above all, in order to give a powerful impact, you must release the accumulated mana at once without hesitation.

It didn’t flow mana like a flowing river, but at once violently like a waterfall when a dam opened!

It wasn’t something ordinary wizards were accustomed to.

Most of the time, it was a constant flow of mana, and there was no such thing as a runaway mana release.

“Hmm… I don’t think it will be that difficult.”

At Lee Han’s words, Baldororn sighed.

Despite such warnings, the freshman listened lightly to Valdororn’s words.

Oman.

That was, inevitably, a weakness that geniuses had.

Why do talented wizards die earlier than untalented wizards? He believes in his talent and dies while experimenting with magic saying, ‘It’s okay, I won’t die’.

It was only natural that the newcomer had a weakness called arrogance, as he was a talent enough to escape in the first year after entering Einroguard.

‘It can’t be helped.’

Baldororn decided to show reality to the talented boy in front of him.

It was a bit embarrassing to be teaching a future archmage, but what can I do?

“I covet the moon and draw its water!”

Baldororn took out a handful of powder made by grinding the moonlight stone out of his pocket, then swung his staff and drew an intricate pattern.

Then, by chanting a long spell, he raised his mana.

It was the 3rd circle magic < Lunarion's Moonlight Labyrinth >.

Illusion magic to stop raiders in the middle of the night that anyone who wants to learn illusion magic wants to learn.

It was one of Valdororn’s pride.

“!”

Lee Han was surprised.

Apparently, across the table, Baldororn was sitting, but it seemed to be far away, as if the perspective was out of place.

The ominous feeling of falling into a different space the moment you step foot between the two.

After casting his magic, Baldororn opened his mouth.

“Don’t make any quick moves. From the outside, there seems to be nothing wrong…”

“Are you falling into a maze the moment you step on it?”

“……”

Baldororn was momentarily taken aback.

He wondered how the boy in front of him noticed it.

At first, I thought I knew what kind of magic it was, but judging by the look on my face, I didn’t.

Then there is one reason to stay.

This boy felt a sense of incongruity just by seeing the mana emanating from the magic.

It was truly a great sense.

“…you’re right. Anyway, the reason I wrote this spell is to show you how difficult it is to break magic by force.”

“I see…”

Lee Han admired the friend’s kindness.

This wizard named Baldororn seemed like a better teacher than the professors at the wizarding school.

He kindly and in detail explains what he has to learn, and when he understands everything, he gives a goal for the student to try, and at the same time, he doesn’t forget to explain why that goal came out

… done

“ruler. Do it carefully once. I’ll give you any time. Instead, you should always stop if you think it might be dangerous.”

“thank you.”

“?”

Valdororn felt something strange.

For some reason, Lee Han was looking at Baldororn with respect.

why…?

* * *

Boom!

There was no sound outside, but Valdororn could hear it clearly.

It was a distinctive roar when the magic collided with each other and the magic was broken.

‘Nonsense!’

Valdororn was horrified.

only once.

It was just one attempt.

It wasn’t even a serious or desperate attempt.

The boy in front of me did not even draw a magic circle, briefly raised his mana once, pulled it out as if lightly testing it, and hit it with magic. However, that alone was enough to clear < Lunarion's Moonlight Labyrinth >.

A torrent of magical power bursting out like a waterfall blew away the elaborately constructed magic.

Valdororn did not understand.

I even knew that my opponent had talent.

However, if he gathered mana in such a short time, the amount of mana had to be insufficient.

Let’s say that even though I made a lot of concessions and accumulated enough magic power in such a short time (I don’t know how).

Then it was normal to be clumsy in handling that amount of horsepower.

Unless you were born with too much magical energy and have become accustomed to handling that amount of magical energy, you cannot accurately control the accumulated magical energy.

It was as absurd as a first-time seafarer skillfully handling a huge wave.

What is it?

“thank you!”

So, Lee Han expressed his gratitude without knowing what Baldororn was thinking.

“yes…?”

“Thanks to Valdororn’s wonderful teachings, I was able to realize this.”

“……”

For a moment, Baldur Orn wondered if Lee Han was making fun of him.

It was so absurd that I wondered if a mad professor from a magic school disguised himself as a first-year student and then came out and started a fight!

However, Lee Han’s eyes were too pure to think that way.

It was filled with pure gratitude.

“No… I’m really no big deal. I didn’t teach you anything…”

“No. This is the first time anyone has taught me as easily and accurately as Waldo Orn.”

“Don’t go anywhere and say that!”

Baldororn stopped in fright.

The crazy professors at the magic school might get angry and turn Baldororn into a frog.

Lee Han seriously bowed his head and said hello.

“The next time I come out, I will visit Valdororn again and ask him.”

“No… no… no. I have nothing to teach you.”

To be honest, Baldororn wanted to say ‘don’t come’, but he couldn’t even say that because he was paid for consulting.

I’m just being timid and saying I have nothing to teach you.

However, such an attitude only showed humility in Lee Han’s eyes.

‘Until humble!’

The more rice ripens, the more it bows its head. This attitude of Baldororn only made it look more dignified.

Looking at that figure, it seemed somehow cool to be doing a workshop like this in a corner of the village.

Originally, the more excellent wizards, the more they enjoy eccentricities. It was clear that this wizard named Baldororn also set up a workshop as a kind of pastime.

“see you next time!”

Lee Han went out, grateful for this meeting.

Baldororn sat with a dumbfounded expression on his face, then rose from his seat.

Then, he changed the sign hanging in front of the studio door from ‘open’ to ‘closed’.

Then, I opened the fantasy magic book that I hadn’t read in a while.

…I don’t know how helpful this will be, but I thought I should study something first.

* * *

“…Mr. I can be alone…”

Professor Garcia said, looking at the skeleton headmaster floating next to him.

It was Professor Garcia who was in charge of the front door at this time. There was no need to have a skeleton headmaster.

There was only one reason why the Skeleton Principal, who would never step out on anything that wasn’t his responsibility, was doing this here.

Because it’s fun!

‘Somehow, student Lee Han is waiting for him to be late!’

In this Einrogard, there were fewer students who got out of school than those who escaped.

Students who received such a rare opportunity went out with great joy, but in fact, the school did not let the students out with such a pure heart.

Because all sorts of pitfalls awaited the innocent student.

It was common for students who went out with joy to realize the reality and end up wandering around the village in despair as they had no money, and then were dragged away in tears.

And such a student was not given a second chance.

Getting the second pass was much more difficult than getting the first pass.

“I think it would be okay to give out the right to go out a little more generously as a reward…” That’s

still a long way off. Professor Garcia. If you teach students with such a complacent and soft heart, they will become weak and inert.

“……”

A true wizard is an ordeal!

“Ah, I understand, so work on it.”

Professor Garcia cut off his words as if he was fed up.

The skeleton principal theory of ‘true wizards are born from trials’ has been heard so much that I’m tired of it.

Oh hey, that ancient wizard!

Your expression is very predictable.

“…Maybe it’s best not to expect too much. Isn’t Lee Han usually not very clever?”

sure it is

Surprisingly, the headmaster of the skeleton readily acknowledged it.

That’s why I rated Lee Han so highly.

But this has nothing to do with magic talent or tough mind. I need to find money, but there is nowhere to get it, and even if I do, there is a limit to how much I can take with me… Besides, time is getting tighter and tighter! The more you think you’re smart, the more you won’t be able to come easily because of your greed. I hope the time comes soon. so that I can go catch it.

“You think to yourself.”

Professor Garcia replied bluntly, but admitted that there was some truth in the headmaster’s words.

Why do students with exit tickets usually get caught and dragged away?

It was because of that greed, ‘If I had a little more time, I might be able to do something!’.

As soon as I arrived in the village, all kinds of unexpected situations came up, so I needed the ability to admit this and give up some parts.

I tried to get everything I needed, but I fell into the headmaster’s trap…

“?!?!”

Pak!

A huge figure appeared on the hill in front of the main gate.

For a moment, I thought Professor Garcia was a giant porter or a troll porter.

It wasn’t.

It was Lee Han carrying a mountain of burdens.

“……”

……

The two wizards were at a loss for words at the ignorant solution that they could not think of as wizards.

But that was just the beginning.

When Lee Han climbed all the way up the hill, the boxes floated behind him and chased after him.

Headmaster Skeleton had no choice but to admit it.

…Professor Voladi taught filthy well.

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