Life of a Magic Academy Mage

Chapter 214

“If you start a fire…”

The students of the White Tiger Tower whispered. It seemed like he was seriously thinking about what Gainando was saying.

“Quit. Fools. If it was a library that would be shut down because a freshman started a fire, it would have been destroyed long ago.”

said Giselle curtly. The students of the White Tiger Tower openly regretted it.

Still, Cainando did not give up.

“If I fire harder… can’t Lee Han start it?”

“hey. Guinan Island. What kind of dragon is Wardanaz?”

“Women. You can’t set the library on fire.”

Professor Garcia was taken aback by the students’ disturbing conversation.

The students nodded.

“of course. professor.”

“There’s no way we could start a fire.”

“…you really can’t. I don’t know if I’ll have to stay in the punishment room even during vacation.”

“……”

“I really don’t set fire to us. It is real.”

The fear of having to be confined in the punishment room even during vacation made the students more afraid than any threat.

To the point that even the most radical student would give up setting fire to that word.

‘It’s a big deal.’

Lee Han thought to himself.

Surprisingly, professors have rarely used books from the library because they are considerate of their students, so there will be more books from the library in the future.

It was not simply a matter of the lectures being difficult and the content to be studied increased.

In Einrogard, going into the library and picking up a book was a challenge in itself.

It took me a year just to find the book near the entrance, but the book at the deeper level…

‘Can’t I just go outside and buy it?’

Of course, there are rare magic books that are only found in the magic school’s library, but a few of them will be sold outside.

Just open the front door and you can go and buy it!

“professor. Come on in.”

Professor Garcia opened the door and called the professor outside, probably thinking that he had to speed up today’s lecture before the students despair even more.

‘Mixed Spirit?’

Lee Han felt a spirit-like aura from the professor entering with his eyes flashing.

It was not surprising that there were people of mixed blood among the professors, just as there were spirits, angels and demons among the students.

‘I don’t think it’s a spirit.’

“Professor Passelet Krahr. He is a master of divination magic.”

“!”

predictive magic.

It was magic that belonged to the most difficult and tricky side among the difficult and difficult magic fields.

While staying at the Lee Han-do family’s mansion, he heard a great deal of knowledge about other magic, but he only heard fragmentary and brief bits of wisdom magic.

– The Wisdom Wizard has stepped up to solve the theft of the ruby necklace from the Jojeon family. Guessing the location of the ruby necklace by fortune-telling using coins…

-Did you hear that the hard-nosed merchants went with bags of gold coins and knelt in front of the wizard? I never thought I’d ask for just one dot.

-Excellent foresight They say that a wizard can know what he will have for lunch when he wakes up in the morning.

-The talent needed for wisdom magic is completely different from the talent needed for other magic. Only the flash of intuition is the light.

I haven’t been able to figure out what kind of magic it is yet, but Lee Han is quite interested in foresight magic.

‘Isn’t it that excellent precognitive wizards are so popular?’

Wizards who changed reality to their will were feared and respected in the Empire, but among them, wise wise wizards were especially respected even more.

Everyone is afraid of an uncertain future.

How can you not respect someone who can read the future?

Lee Han did not have the desire to master the future, but he did have the desire to go somewhere and say, ‘I am a wizard who has learned the magic of foresight’.

It would be much better treated than being called a warlock.

-I am a foresight wizard.

– Oh no! A mighty wizard has come to town! Mister Wizard. Could you foretell my child’s future?

-I am a black magician.

-…hey. You locked the door to the graveyard in our village, right?

“Professor Clare?”

When Professor Garcia called, Professor Craor stood there in a daze and nodded.

“…professor. Today, I asked you to visit me with a sincere personality.”

“It did. But the future is unknown.”

“professor. I asked for it.”

Professor Garcia’s voice gained strength.

Professor Clare’s eyes flashed and his expression suddenly changed.

“ah. okay. predictive magic. I decided to give a lecture.”

‘…multiple personalities?!’

Lee Han was quite surprised to see Professor Krare acting diligently as if he had changed as a person.

‘Well, it’s not strange.’

The professors all had more or less multipersonal personalities.

Professor Clare was fine with thinking that was a bit harsh.

“Please take good care of everyone. It’s a phaselet kraer. He’s a half-breed banshee. You majored in Wisdom Magic.”

“Please take good care of me. professor!”

The students gathered their mouths to say hello.

Professor Clare shook his head to get rid of the messy hair that covered his face.

“Does anyone know about Zudar Dolfram?”

Asan, who was next to Lee Han, raised his hand and shouted.

“He is a great wizard who laid the foundation for Imperial Wisdom Magic!”

“You are smart. Did you know, by any chance, that Zudar Dolfram committed suicide in the year 131 of the Imperial calendar?”

“Uh… no?”

“I see. let me know I wonder if anyone knows about Zundir Dolfram’s apprentice, Kelten Inan?”

It was a magician that Lee Han had never heard of. Several people, including the princess, raised their hands. Even Cainan Island.

Lee Han was surprised.

“Do you know Kelten Inan?”

“Lee Han. It’s the main card in my deck.”

“ah. sorry. I didn’t know because it was over before I came out every day.”

Gainando gasped for breath and looked at Yihan with teary eyes. Lee Han apologized with such a sincere expression of resentment.

“It’s not that you can’t do it… It’s a game that depends entirely on luck.”

“Isn’t it? right? It has nothing to do with skill, right?”

“okay. Maybe the Foresight Magic will help.”

Meanwhile, another student answered instead. Professor Clare nodded.

“good job. By the way, did you know that Kelten Inan committed suicide in the year 241 of the Imperial calendar?”

“…no?? You weren’t… missing?”

“What is disappearance? I think it’s suicide if something like missing, missing, or lost contact is written in the records of foresight wizards. ruler. As I just said… the great mage who laid the foundations of the Imperial Wisdom Magic, Zundir Dolfram, committed suicide in the year 131 of the Imperial Era. That disciple, Kelten Inan, committed suicide in the year 241 of the Imperial Era. Now it’s your turn to learn the Foresight Magic.”

“……”

“……”

‘Looks like it’s cooler than last week.’

Lee Han couldn’t help but admire the professor’s ability to make the school colder than the king of frost giants with just a few words.

* * *

Contrary to what he warned, Professor Krare’s lecture was neither dangerous nor difficult.

In fact, it was a little easier compared to other professors’ lectures.

Instead of doing something or avoiding the incoming attack, all I had to do was listen to the explanation.

“In fact, foreknowledge is a skill that even non-mages can do to some extent. A student who comes to class without eating anything in the morning knows that he will be hungry by the end of the lecture. Despite Professor Garcia’s request, the professor who came to the classroom with a lazy personality knows what will happen to him after the lecture.”

“Professor Clare. Students will misunderstand.”

In response to Professor Garcia’s warning, Professor Crair took a little more notice and said,

“Reading the future with past information as a present judgment. that’s an example The magician’s foreknowledge is special because it can bring up and make judgments on information that ordinary people cannot grasp. Even information that the wizard himself is not aware of.”

According to the professor, prediction magic is largely divided into predicting the near future and predicting the distant future.

Foreseeing the near future, a few seconds later, was a fairly intuitive, precise, and relatively easy magic.

However, predicting the future beyond a few hours was a difficult magic that increased uncertainty and put an enormous burden on the wizard himself.

“You there. What did you feel here?”

Asan was taken aback when asked.

“Yes… the magic of foreknowledge is profound and infinite, so we must devote ourselves infinitely?”

“No. If you don’t want to go crazy, just predict the near future. Even more so when asked by others. If you keep trying to foresee the distant future, you end up becoming like Zudare, Dolphram, Kelten, Perjun, and I.”

“professor. It’s the first time I’ve heard of a wizard named Pearljun Jega…”

“I guess he didn’t hear it because he’s dead. So today, I try to predict the distant future.”

“???”

Lee Han was puzzled.

I tilted my head to see if the other students did the same.

You said not to foretell the distant future?

Professor Clare was cold.

“If you don’t tell me not to do it, you’re not a wizard. Wouldn’t it be better for you to collapse in front of me now than to vomit blood and collapse while secretly predicting final exam questions?”

“……”

“I see.”

“What the hell?!”

As Lee Han nodded as if he understood, Asan was shocked.

What is that…!

‘I don’t think that’s enough to be considerate.’

A magic circle was spread in front of the students, and various stones were placed in disorder.

According to Professor Crair, the more you become skilled in the Foresight Magic, the more you find a divination method that suits you.

Of course, freshmen who did not have such a thing chose the easiest stone point.

“Hold the stone, recite the spell, and throw it lightly. The goal is what you will be doing the next day.”

“Can’t you find out in a day or so?”

Cainando whispered. Professor Clare said expressionlessly.

“It is said that a wise wizard can know what he will have for lunch when he wakes up in the morning. One day later, the future is far away. Stop talking nonsense… throw it!”

Charreureuk-

The spell was cast with the sound of stones being thrown all over the place.

“Colorful stone, show me tomorrow.”

“A red blue green stone. Tomorrow’s me…”

The students who cast the spell first stared at the scattered stones.

Then he tilted his head.

“Are you done?”

“If you can’t come up with any images, you’ve failed. The image has to come to mind.”

“Can I do it again?”

“of course.”

Professor Clare grinned.

At that moment, the student who spoke out rolled to the side and fell.

thud!

“Ouch…!”

“Seeing the future comes at a cost. If it’s just horsepower, it’s cheap.”

“Didn’t you see it?”

“okay. That’s because I haven’t seen it. I can’t even groan if I see anything.”

“……”

The students who were about to wield their canes began to hesitate, as if they were afraid.

No matter how attractive the foresight magic is, at this point it just looks like suicide magic.

“Good job? Professor Garcia?”

“You could have been a little more subtle, but… you did the right thing with the warning. Good job.”

“It has to be at this level so that the students are seriously careful. Wisdom magic was originally learned alone, so it’s good to vomit blood… Wait! what are you doing!”

Professor Clare looked at Lee Han sharply and exclaimed.

It was not enough that I had tried the fortune-telling once, so I was trying it twice.

To see another student collapsed and do something like that?

It must have been a fairly bold or arrogant student intoxicated with his talent.

Lee Han hesitantly answered.

“At this level… I think it will be fine.”

“It’s okay, but backward wizards will be okay. Professor Garcia. Potion!”

“That level should be fine…”

“?!?”

When the kind Professor Garcia showed indifference to things directly related to the student’s life, Professor Krare was astonished.

It must have been a sign that the world was about to end.