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Chapter 25 Scents and Smells The banquet hall of Valdrova Castle. Ferda was watching the gathering knights from above. âDisgusting creatures.â Ruri, standing next to him and overlooking the banquet hall, muttered with disdain. âYour hatred for humans seems excessive,â Ferda commented. âItâs not hatred for humans. Those things are just revolting,â Ruri retorted, covering her mouth and nose with a handkerchief as if she couldnât bear it any longer. âWhen I heard theâŠ-
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Chapter 85 Of course, if I wanted to form a real alliance with those three reliable candidates, I also had to satisfy them. Know your enemy and know yourself, and you'll lose every battle... no, win every battle! After parting ways with Aunt Prelia, I went to find Ian first. Finding Ian was easy. âHello, Aunt Dallis. Have you seen Ian Oppa?â âHe's probably at the training grounds. I saw him pass by not long ago.â âHi, Unnie!â âThank you for telling me. Hi,âŠ-
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Chapter 24 The Ability to Read People If you were to name the most renowned merchant in the Arken Empire, most people would mention Herman Pascal. Herman Pascal. He was a man who founded the Pascal Trading Company, named after his family name, and expanded it with the ambition of wielding influence not only within the empire but across the entire Serdes Continent. He had three childrenâtwo sons and one daughterâeach of whom was called a prodigy as they grew up. However, the one who stood outâŠ
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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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Chapter 23 I Want to See Her Again âWhat did you do last night?â The question came from Jed. The man with brown hair looked down at one spot with a face full of disbelief. His gaze landed on Ferda, who was lying on the bed. âNothing happened.â âNothing? Does someone whoâs perfectly fine lie motionless in bed like this?â Ferda could only move his face, his body limp from the neck down. Ferda always did his morning rounds. He hadnât missed a single day, so his sudden absence wasâŠ
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Chapter 22. You Want to Believe, Too Grrrâ. The sound of a ferocious beast echoed from deep inside the lair. If anyone else had heard it, they would have undoubtedly described it as a chilling roar of fury. However, Ruri, standing inside the lair, knew what it meant. It was Valdrovaâs groan. She was in pain. Instead of lying coiled as she should have been, Valdrova was sprawled flat on the floor. Her sharp claws scratched at the innocent ground as her body trembledâŠ
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Chapter 21 Why the Evil Dragon Remains Evil Late at night, under the bright moonlight, Ferda walked down the hallway illuminated by candlelight. âWhat a busy day this has been.â The work that had piled up over decades of neglect wasnât easy to deal with. âBut thanks to Mori, things are progressing smoothly.â The pace of work had far surpassed anything a human could achieve. At this rate, Ferda thought, they could clear all the pending tasks within a year. âMy role is to assist soâŠ
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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 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 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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