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Chapter 82 At the moment, High Priest Saikp was living quite comfortably in the guest room beneath the Village Hall, receiving first-class treatment. It's about time he moved out. After all, there was a limit to how long I could let someone eat and stay for free. "Oh... that man..." "He's still alive?" Maybe it was just my imagination, but both priests looked... a little disappointed. "Ahem... W-Well..." Still, they quickly hid their true feelings and returned to their dignifiedâŠ-
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Chapter 83 Back at the Magic Engineering Academy... One of the greatest centers of knowledge in the Devitat Empire. Its history is actually pretty interesting. After returning to Exilium Village, I was sitting in the library, carefully reading "Clavis in One Volume." The Magic Engineering Academy was described in Part 2: The Empire. In short... The academy was originally founded by a group of "eccentric" mages who had been expelled from the Magic Tower. Back then, the Magic Tower wasâŠ
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Chapter 17 Peeking at the Shame of a God The steward asked in surprise, âWhat? Are you saying youâll take her in, my lord?â âThink about it. If what youâre saying is true, this kid canât even do simple tasks properly and will keep being like this. Then youâll have to keep cleaning up after her, wonât you? Am I wrong?â ââŠâ The steward pouted slightly. She already was cleaning up after the girl, and the thought of this continuing in the future made irritation rise withinâŠ-
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~Chapter 32~ âIf you go that way, the butler will serve you the drink you want himself.â âThanks for letting me know.â Cedric gave a small nod to his acquaintances and left his seat. His friends, having overheard his conversation with the servant, understood why he was stepping away and waved him off casually. Cedric headed toward the terrace at ease. He hadnât expectedânor intendedâto run into Julian Fraith, drunk enough that his cheeks were flushed, nor to overhear hisâŠ-
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Chapter 18 No Turning Back Ferda stood atop a lonely mountain peak. The only reason he had asked Ruri to bring him here was for one purposeâto observe Valdrovaâs battle. -ROAAAAAAR! A thunderous roar shook the heavens and the earth. Today, she had stopped the advance of more than a hundred monsters. In the past, he wouldnât have even been able to breathe in a moment like this. But now, he gazed off into the distance with unparalleled calm, as if looking at some far-off mountain. âTheâŠ
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~Chapter 33~ âSome people say I was heartless for cutting off her guardianship while she was in the convent, but think about itâhow could I possibly live with Harriet and keep supporting her? Just imagining the chaos sheâd cause⊠whew, it makes me sigh.â Trisha sipped her tea quietly, not offering much of a response. John, somewhat relieved that she wasnât firing back sharply, put on a serious expression. âWhy do you think Harriet suddenly clung to an aunt she hadnât contactedâŠ
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Chapter 19 The Final Mana The fight between those who wield swords was intuitive and fair. Thatâs why gladiators still existed in Serdes. Swordsmenâs duels were easy to followâsimple, direct, and yet deeply strategic. Watching them maneuver and anticipate each otherâs moves was surprisingly entertaining. The world of mages, however, was the opposite. Abstract. Merciless. Unequal. The gap between magic circles was painfully obvious. One mage advancing even a single circle higher could dominateâŠ
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~Chapter 34~ âBut Uncle, you knew. You knew I believed you. You knew I had no one else to trust but you!â He had known, and yet he betrayed that desperate trust in the cruelest, most mocking way. âAnd now youâre here talking about trust like itâs something you care about? Thatâs just funny to me. If you hurt others so easily, you should be ready to be hurt in return.â âSo youâre saying youâre planning to ruin Bellaâs engagement, is that it?â âI never said that. ButâŠ
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Chapter 20 Carrot and Stick âIs this a monster?â Jed looked down with a disgusted expression. Before him was a monster brought by Count Consilusâs soldiers: a bear monster, trapped inside a thick, sturdy stone container. Chains bound it tightly, and its joints had been broken and sealed. Even if it tried to move, it was completely powerless. âYes,â Ferda replied. âIâve never seen a monster before⊠I didnât realize they were this disgusting,â Jed said, grimacing. âYou soundâŠ
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Chapter 84 The next morning. âStop teasing Ppoppi and Chuchu already. And if you have something like a dog language translator, give me one. I want to use it while watching them.â âBut it's fun to tease them.â Verity installed a "Woof Translator" app on my watch. âBy the way, I counted the app purchase as one of your wishes, Miss.â âCome to think of it, how many wishes do I still have left?â âEnough that you don't need to worry about it.â Even if I made three wishesâŠ
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