Shikkaku Mon no Saikyou Kenja~ Sekai Saikyou no Kenja ga Sarani Tsuyoku Naru Tameni Tenseishimashita~ Chapter 30
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Chapter 30
Chapter 30 Strongest Sage, Prevents Queer Yells
"Look carefully, this is my new weapon!"
Guyzar-sensei drew the sword on his back and pointed it at a target .
And then– .
"Nunn!"
A small fireball shot out of the tip of his sword along with Guyzar-sensei's yell .
The target only shook, but Guyzar-sensei didn't mind it .
"Nunn! Nunn! Nunn!"
Small fireballs shot out of the sword's tip in rapid succession and the target got destroyed on the fourth shot .
After seeing that, Guyzar-sensei changed his target .
"Nunn! Nunn! Nunn! Nunn!"
The target this time also broke after four shots .
Guyzar-sensei's crest is the Third Crest .
The Third Crest doesn't have much power, but it has a high rapid-fire rate .
And with training that rapid fire brings about brutal firepower .
It's still not as strong as the Fourth Crest that's specialized in close-quarter combat, but it's a highly reliable crest in a group battle .
Because you can raise the overall firepower simply by bringing more users .
"Wasn't Guyzar-sensei supposed to be hardly able to use magic?"
"That sensei, with magic . . . . I mean, don't you think he's strong at it?"
"That target is the fifth target right? They seemed weak during Mathias's demonstration, but breaking a fifth target in four shots means that the magic is as powerful as the upper low class magic . . . . "
"If Guyzar-sensei can do it, I think I can do it too!"
Seeing a teacher who was obviously a swordman type used chantless magic ended up encouraging the students .
I was a bit dissatisfied since even the magic I used should be usable for Fourth Crest bearers if they just trained for a short while, but I guess having the usefulness of chantless magic known is a good enough result .
The magic earlier should be regarded as common in only several months .
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"By the way, Guyzar-sensei only started training chantless magic yesterday, mind you . When a teacher who originally could use magic trained on it, it would look like this . "
And then one of the magic-type teachers used a magic, knocking down two targets .
"Awesome . That was as powerful as a mid-class magic . . . . "
That's quite some power, even if that teacher has the Second Crest (the crest has no special characteristic at first, but it can shoot powerful magic once you train it . )
I wonder if it was because his mana was abused by habitual uses of chant magic . It seems this school's instructors originally have well trained mana with them .
I dunno what's this mid-class magic stuff about though .
"Sensei! Are all of the teachers able to use chantless magic!?"
At one of the students' question, I felt that the teachers' atmosphere froze for an instant .
And then the teachers look at each other and put on apologetic looks on their faces .
"No . To tell you truth, most of the swordsmanship teachers can't do it yet, and only a third of magic teachers are able to . It appears that correcting your longtime habit is really hard after all . . . . "
The mood in the schoolyard darkened .
Looks like changing their way after using chant magic for dozens of years isn't so simple after all .
However, the mood completely turns around with the next few words from the teacher .
"Alright . Let's start the chantless training for real now . Stand before each targets . Can every one of you use fire arrow? Even though you're Class A, there's one who aspires to be a swordsman if I'm not mistaken . . . . "
"Yes! I want to be a swordsman, but I can use fire arroow!"
Alma raised her hand while saying that .
Apparently, the sole swordsman participant was Alma .
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She's with Ruli like usual, she's sticking close to her .
"Then let's start with learning the movement of mana . Everyone, shoot a fire arrow at the target and–"
And then a magic lecture similar to the one I taught my elder brother Reich began .
About 10 minutes later .
"Ooh, the magic came out! I did it!"
Some students have successfully grasped the sensation of mana and invoked chantless magic .
The first one who did was Alma .
"Look look! Nunn! Nunn!"
Alma readied her sword, pointed it toward the target and shot fireballs . The target broke with two fireballs .
Looks like the magic of Alma who has the Second Crest is already more powerful than Guyzar-sensei's .
However– .
"Hey, Alma . "
"What do you think? That was my magic!"
"You're doing well . . . . But there's no need to mimic that yell you know . "
"Eh? . . . Ah"
It seems she didn't notice .
Good thing I pointed it out before it was too late . I don't wanna hear 『Nunn!』 buzzing in the battlefield in place of chanting .
Well, I'm just glad that the propagation of proper magic is going smoothly .
If I were in my past life, I would catch some random magic combatant, teach them immortality magic and various stuff and rear them for several hundreds years into a magic combatant ready to fight space monsters in a party with me, thus there would be no need to do all this, but–
At the present state, forget about expecting some powerful magic combatant to appear, humanity might get wiped out first instead .
I'd like to popularize at least the basic of chantless magic to prevent that from happening .
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8 78Tree of Magic
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8 95Rhapsody
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8 172... And My Skillet
A long time ago, a child was born under the great blue sky. Many a Dwarf grumbled at the auspicious event, tugging furtively at their beards at this ill omen. A year later as the expedition had begun digging into the virgin hills of their new home, the grumbling of the doughty mountain people rose to a disbelieving furor when the yearling passed over the ritual offerings that would determine his lot in life. Instead, the as of yet unnamed child crawled over to a skillet fresh out of the fire and begun picking at the rock bread, unconcerned with the heat. Shouts turned into laughter, frowns lifted into craggy smiles. Upon placing a handful of the bread into his mouth, the infant’s face grew so grim and stony not even the eldest of the present Dwarves could match him. There was a durable ore within this babe, of that the Lore Keeper was sure. Yumly Ironhand was thus named, the beginning of his great tale immortalized on the rune walls of his clan’s history. “It’s pronounced Yoom Lee and no, rock bread isn’t a misnomer.”
8 264Legend of the Lost Star
[More placeholder space for the next Writahon...] [Completed the October 2020 Royal Road Writathon challenge] [Completed the April 2020 Royal Road Writathon challenge] Book 1: First Light Synopsis: As a war of epic proportions enters a ceasefire, a soul from another world enters a dead boy's body. Without any memories of who he was, with only a little companion by his side, the lost soul begins his long, arduous journey to recover his memories, while unraveling the mysteries of a war-torn world. Why was he sent here? And where will he go now? Even he himself does not know. But one thing is for certain: the world will never be the same again. Book 2: Foredoomed to a Rendezvous Synopsis: As war continues to break out between the Five Lands, Gaius finds himself inheriting a legacy of ancient times. With the flames of battle spreading through the South once again, the lost soul throws himself into battle over and over, in an attempt to protect his home and those he holds dear. How will the boy, nearly unrivalled in martial might, fare in a web of conspiracies beyond his ken? Book 3: The Last and the Lost Synopsis: The boy has set himself an unbelievable target in a bid to save someone precious to him. With his former home now out of reach, he stalks the Southern Continent, inciting rebellion and revolution where possible to lure his prey out. Meanwhile, in the heart of the South, embers of war begin to rekindle. Will it be the death knell of yet another nation millennia old? Book 4: The Unravelling World Synopsis: Time is not on Gaius' side. Everyday life, already disturbed by the flames of mortal war, falls apart entirely as beings of legend once again appear on Orb. Forced to a foreign land to treat his injuries, the boy must confront the outcomes of his actions, directly and indirectly. But the tide is rising. Countless enemies are throwing themselves against the nations of Orb, cleaving a path of blood wherever they go. Gaius has to hurry...or drown with the rest. Book 5: World's End, Divines' Rondo Synopsis: The great gods of Orb have staked their claim on the world itself, killing all in their way. Each of the Cardinal Continents are fighting their own battles and making their own peace, but none are aware of the growing threat from the Wildlands, where a self-exiled legend continues to gather strength. Meanwhile, a new threat stalks the whole of Orb, killing whatever remains of the Constellation Heroes. Against such a chaotic backdrop, a boy continues to protect a semblance of daily life for his loved ones, but will he be successful when the curtains finally open? Book 6: The Frenzied Tide Synopsis: A sword hangs above the Eastern Territories. The Human God, progenitor of all life, the direct cause of the beastfolk genocide, has made his will known to the rulers of the East — make peace with the God of Water, or be destroyed in three months. Gaius, who has left the battlefield to return home, is once again called to fight, to support a do-or-die offensive upon their foe's territory. But in the background, the threads of destiny are beginning to come together. Plots set in motion long ago are coming to fruition... Book 7: Limina of Ruin Synopsis: The chalice has broken. The East is beset with turmoil, as factions turn on each other. The Great Divide, however, brims with a setting radiance, ensuring a final, transient peace. And in the midst of it all, one young boy follows the fettered winds and the unshackled waters, heading to a new land to uphold a promise. For him, the days of fighting will be a distant memory before long...and a daily event in the years to come. Uncovering ancient memories, putting to rest regrets, enjoying the last of a peaceful life...the people of the Five Lands will live to their fullest. Yet, this is but the calm before the storm. Book 8: Power Talks Synopsis: Fate. A curious word to most...and a frightening word to Gaius. Alongside the rulers of the North, Gaius witnesses frightening truths, proof of an inevitable future. Spurred by a myriad chilling revelations and urged by a god's killer, the Mortal Light Dynasty gathers both mortal rulers and divine sovereigns, covering past conflicts with a offer of cooperation of an unprecedented scale. However, can this unity, first of its kind, stand up to time, fate and mortal nature? Or will it burn, along with the Five Lands? Book 9: Homeland Song Synopsis: Gazing out at the Orb of old, Gaius ponders his destiny and the great stakes with it. Time and again, he has led a life of choices, making one after another for the sake of those he cares about. His latest choice, however, carries implications of an immeasurable scale. Charged with the protection of the future, all that awaits him is an eternal solitude... On the other side of the false world, a single star shines, one whose light is meant to protect. Gemini, who has long found a homeland in the form of Ark City, has spent years defending it with friends and family alike. However, an inexorable end is approaching. The day the Great Divide falls looms ever closer. At the crossroads of destiny, when the chains of fate bind him fully, what will the last Constellation choose? And what will his choice mean for the rest of the Five Lands? Book 10: Immortal Indignant Synopsis: As the Five Lands reel from an unexpected revelation, Gaius continues his struggle to accept his immortal destiny of eternal vigilance. Mortal fetters continue to tie him down, with the prospect of breaking them a heart-rending prospect. There is little light for him in the darkness; his emotions seemingly a poisoned apple. For him, the days ahead are one of balancing his emotions; his immortal destiny is antithetical to the aspects that make one mortal. However, he isn't the only immortal indignant at the current state of affairs. Behind the scenes, huge powers push and pull, tussling in an insane game of wrestling sanity. The Five Lands and the great gods prepare in the background, awaiting their time to strike... Book 11: Cause Convergent Synopsis: As Orb reels from an unexpected turn of events, the crumbling of the Great Divide speeds up. With time now at a premium, Gaius travels the world, addressing a particular personage's last will, while ensuring that he leaves no regrets behind. Revisiting the Five Lands with his beloved one last time, he casts his eyes to a new future, a world full of a peace forged by collective resistance. Far away from Gaius, at the very borders of the Southern Continent, soldiers train day and night, awaiting the day the rift between worlds crumble. But the battlefield there isn't just between the Five Lands and the Wildlands... Book 12: Boundary Belligerent Synopsis: The rift between worlds crumble. The moon, the sun and the sky shatter, revealing the vast expanse beyond. The cold light of the stars gaze down upon Orb, illuminating a bloody battlefield at World's End, where gods and mortals wrestle. Immortal troops charge the Five Lands, over and over again, only to be repelled by vast engines of war. For many, the moment of destiny has arrived. The Third Extermination has begun. However, Gaius gazes not at the present, but at the future beyond. What does he see there? And what will he do? Book 13: Destiny Divergent Synopsis: Bells ring, and destiny veers. Mortal miracles, having pierced a divine destiny, now turn their light of annihilation upon the legendary land of dangers and dark myth. A single being who should have slept forever reawakens, carrying out a inherited duty to protect. Under a dome of absolute law, the hulks that darken the skies are grounded, forcing the Five Lands to move ahead on foot. Hidden differences erupt, comrades turn upon comrades, and the alliance begins to crumble. What should have been a happy ending begins to fall apart. Watching from high above, the Abyss Sovereign laments his weakness, cursing the new destiny laid upon the world. And yet, he will never give up. Book 14: Abyss Ascendent Synopsis: As a future of never-ending conflict draws closer, Gaius stands at the centre of Orb, his will tempered and set. What the Wildlands has ceased to be, he will inherit. Divine Kingdoms and mortal nations clamour for peace to prepare for greater wars, but Gaius will no longer stand for that. For the sake of his dream, the Five Lands — and now, the Wildlands — must be unified against a common enemy. Gaius himself. Raising the flag of rebellion against mortal nature and destiny, the Abyss Sovereign commences a festival of creation for his new world, a paradise unimaginable to both mortal and divine minds. With his intentions made known now, there is no going back. He will succeed. Or die trying. Book 15: Terminus Transcendent Synopsis: ??? This is a story that may, depending on how impatient you are, take some time to spin up. I have enough in my mind for a long run, so it's essential that I lay out a great deal of groundwork at the start. Eleven books have been released so far, and this work will end at Book 15. Be aware of late arrival spoilers! My Patreon link is here, which allows for up to sixty-five advanced chapters ahead of the free releases, or if you'd just like to support me. Release schedule: My original promise was 2 a week, minimally, but it's been a daily release for a long time. So yeah...
8 835I want to play this deadly game again.
CONGRATULACION!!!!! You are the first one to finish this hardest, deadliest, most brutal game and bigest game that I have ever created!!!! (???) .... (???) I know that you are happy. But lets go to business. What is your wish? (???) .... .... I want to play this game again. It is my first ever doint this kind of thing and it will probably be realy bad (or good lets hope so) so dont punch me to bad. Also anglish isn't my first language. Story contains: Gore Mature content (not detailet for now) Mature language And ofc pridefuls young masters (not a lot)
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