Drug-Eating Genius Mage

Society (1)

“I’m kidding. But I was really surprised. As far as I remember, I didn’t come to the lab for about two weeks.

“Shouldn’t this be the beginning?”

“no. Lenok, your theoretical knowledge is already professional and systematic enough to be close to level 6. Looking back at the previous inquiries, this is certain. Since you already have a solid theoretical background, if you refine your magical powers and refine your spells, your level will rise quickly. Of course, the spirit magic ceremony should also be performed at the same time…”

“I see.”

Aris said that, but Lennok had no intention of learning and using spirit magic.

Darby has the same appearance as a spirit, but it is difficult to think that the root is actually the same as a spirit.

The possibility of being able to raise Darby’s ability through the existing spirit magic was quite low.

Rather, the side that Lennok expected from Darby was closer to the strong calculation ability using artificial intelligence.

An artificial intelligence with powerful performance enough to be included in a supercomputer. Darby’s thinking ability, which acquired the algorithm as it is, must be more accurate and faster than most calculators.

‘There are several ideas that come to mind. I guess I’ll just have to try them out one by one.’

While I was lost in thought, the train stopped.

“You have arrived.”

An old ruin built on a barren meadow.

As if to indicate that a huge old castle was once built here, the view of the collapsed castle comes in at a glance.

They said they rented a place for a magic demonstration, and it seems that they chose a place that could serve as a lodging, but was organically connected to the outside world to some extent.

From the dozens of small mansions built inside the castle, a mixture of various magical powers flowed out, enough to be seen through the train window.

It was only natural that scholars who studied magic like Aris gathered together.

Lennok dragged the suitcase he had brought and got off the train with her.

I could see the faces of the other wizards who rode with me.

Seeing a familiar man among them, Lennok shook his head.

“Professor Richellen.”

A tall-looking young man with his hair swept to one side.

It was Pavlen Archwood.

“If you needed an attendant, you could ask me for a favor.”

He was smiling softly at Aris, as if he had completely forgotten about the war of nerves with Lennok.

“Archwood. Now is not the time to be paying attention to me.”

Aris shook her head and said coldly.

“Shouldn’t you go say hello to the people who made you participate in this conference right now?”

“………”

I never thought I would openly expose the fact that I participated in this event with the power of personal connections.

For a moment, Archwood’s expression was disturbed, but he endured it better than he thought.

Did he want to somehow get into her lab even after enduring such insults?

Given that tenacity, it was obvious what he thought of Lennok.

“I can’t. Then I will go first.”

Archwood, who bowed his head and disappeared, and the other wizards who got off the train also greeted Aris and disappeared toward the group of people in the castle.

Even Lennok, who was watching from the sidelines, could sense the level of her status.

A wizard belonging to the famous Sinclair Magic Tower who reached level 6 at a young age, and a chair professor at a university directly under the city government.

Clearly bright elite with abilities and backgrounds that are difficult to have alone.

“Then I will go first. Since the schedule is short, the meeting will start right away.”

She placed the suitcase she was holding in Lennok’s hand and immediately left.

“………”

Since it was said to be an attendant, it must be something like this.

If you were a graduate student belonging to a laboratory on Earth, weren’t you in a similar situation?

It was not difficult to understand because I had the knowledge I had.

Lennok left her carrier in a private mansion set aside, and there he took up a seat in the entourage’s quarters a little further away.

A structure where four people use one mansion. Everyone else had already arrived.

Once inside, the other three people who were unpacking looked at Lennok in unison, but then turned their heads away without paying any attention.

After all, after a day, I will never see you in my life.

Lennok unpacked without a word and was lost in thought.

It was unlikely that Lennok would attend today’s meeting anyway. It would be better to think that you can rest comfortably for a day.

Rather than that, I needed to organize the questions I wanted to ask Aris on the way back.

‘Personally, it would be nice if I could gain more specific knowledge about the realm… First of all, the key is whether Aris knows how to use the realm.’

A magnetic field that can only be used by those with talent among wizards of level 6 or higher.

During the confrontation with Craig, Lennok realized how to develop the territory, but he hadn’t learned how to use it properly.

In the midst of information restrictions on high-level magic, the only window to obtain data related to Lennok was the university.

Considering the power of the area Craig used, it didn’t seem impossible to deal with opponents stronger than Lennok’s when used well.

While Lennok was thinking about this and that, the door to the mansion suddenly swung open.

Naturally, everyone in the inn turned their heads at the force of the pouring sharp magic power.

It was clear that he was a wizard of an unusual level.

With the pouring sunlight behind, Pavlen Archwood was laughing at Lennok.

“come out.”