The Magician Kunon sees everything - Chapter 88

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“Please be quiet, everyone. Please take your seats.”

I missed it.

I almost cried a little because I missed it so much.

It was the class of the Genie Cours.

It had been only a few years, but it was a very nostalgic time for Kunon, a time that could be called his starting point.

Kunon has changed since he learned about magic.

Believing in the possibilities of magic, he was reborn.

It all started from Genie’s class.

She whispered to Kunon, who was gazing at her.

“Kunon, turn around, not this way, but that way. Turn around.”

“I miss it. Don’t you miss it, professor?”

“Not now, turn around. It’s hard to teach a class when someone makes fun of the teacher.”

After receiving such a warning in a whisper, Kunon turned to the front.

It was nostalgic, but not the same as back then.

He turned his head that way to see about ten people of the same age sitting in front of him.

“Kunon over here will be taking classes with you for the next few days, so I hope you all get along with each other.”

This is the third class, the classroom of the water element study.

Amidst the blatant curiosity, Kunon comfortably responded, “Nice to meet you.”

“Kunon, take a seat in the back… then we will begin today’s class.”

It was a few days after I visited Satori Grucke’s laboratory.

“Ice magic?”

After Satori went to bed again.

Kunon and Genie rented a table in the laboratory and had tea and talked about the things that had been accumulating.

When they reached a certain point, Kunon got down to business.

“I want to be taught ice magic,” he said.

“You haven’t learned any yet? Not even one?”

“I still can only use the two things I learned from Genie.”

Only two.

Genie was no longer surprised.

That’s why Kunon, who was able to enter the special class and get along, was abnormal, but it’s too late now. I think it’s normal for him to be able to do that.

“Just two of the teacher’s loving things.”

I don’t need that reminder, though.

“Ice, you see, is a rather direct weapon. That’s why I’ve been a little cautious of it.”

It’s good for hitting.

It’s good for slipping.

It’s good for freezing.

It’s hard, so just hitting it hurts.

Ice is more dangerous than water, Kunon thinks.

There was the “Slip-and-Slide Incident in the Corridor,” in which he received his first lecture at the royal castle of the Kingdom of Huglia.

The technique of slipping with a water ball attached to the sole of the shoe was the cause of that incident.

Oh, ice is dangerous.

If I don’t incorporate this into my movements, I’ll get hurt.

It had been a long time since he had fallen and hurt himself.

Kunon is still aware that he is a child.

So, she has been honestly following the Gullion family’s policy of not allowing children to carry offensive magic weapons…

Ice is dangerous.

It is fine if you are the only one who gets hurt, but other people can get hurt too.

After thinking this way, I began to be very careful with ice.

“That’s why you didn’t tell me about it, right?”

“Well, yes, but ……”

Yes, thinking about that, Genie didn’t tell Kunon at the time.

It would be more accurate to say that she could not teach him.

Even a few years ago, when Genie quit teaching him.

No, to begin with.

Even without Genie’s teaching, Kunon was able to use ice magic.

To be precise, it was a development of the rudimentary “water ball a ori,” but he was able to reproduce ice with it.

Genie had no idea that Kunon had kept away from ice magic.

Because he was using it. Usually.

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“Yes. I didn’t have a chance to meet a water magician before I entered the school, and after I entered, I had to do things like make money, get credits, and so on.”

“So …… well, I can teach you. Are you sure you want me to? You came here to learn from professor Satori, right?”

“If you can’t teach, I would ask Satori.

I think professor Genie is good at teaching beginners. You can be confident. You are a wonderful, seductive, adult teacher.”

I won’t say it again because Genie won’t like it.

Kunon remains the same, and he thinks Genie’s little trick was respectful.

Without that, Kunon might not be here today.

It’s because of that foundation, and because he honed his application based on that foundation, that he has been able to handle so many different situations.

– and the “mirror eye” as well.

That, which Kunon craved, could not have been achieved without Genie’s teaching.

I can’t talk about getting a vision, because I promised Zeonly that I would.

But it was still Genie who trained me in the groundwork enough to beg for his teachings.

“Suitable, huh?”

Genie chuckles.

Although she was completely unaware of it, the word was said to Satori.

Satori, her former teacher, whom she had met again through a message, asked her why she had returned to the school of magic.

Genie didn’t show off, but instead acted as Kunon’s tutor and told him what he had been taught.

Of course, she also told her how his student had passed her by.

She said it was because she had seen Kunon make many mistakes and still grow steadily through hard work, and she wanted to make a proper effort this time, too.

When she was a student, she had somewhat given up and did not work hard with all her heart.

That’s why she wants to learn again.

After talking about this, my teacher said to me.

“You’re not bad. You are good at teaching beginners.”

He appreciated my persistent efforts to teach the basics.

That was all he could do, but even so, he was praised for repeatedly changing his methods.

So now, Genie was…

“Kunon. I’m teaching a third-grade class right now.”

She was teaching as a teaching assistant professor.

“We’re just at ice magic, so if you’d like, you can take the class with me.”

The special class is allowed a lot of freedom here at the school of magic.

In other words, they are allowed to mix in with the second and third level classes.

And, surprisingly, there are not many requests for this.

Well, most of them are from students who want to become teachers in the future.

“Oh, you don’t mind? I’ll take it, I’ll take it!”

It is a bit of a rare case for someone like Kunon to participate in a class in a serious way.

The third class.

It is a beginner’s class where the foundation as a magician has not yet been established.

There are as many circumstances as there are people.

Family circumstances.

Circumstances of the time.

Circumstances of environment.

Circumstances of character.

Financial circumstances.

There are too many of them to mention one by one.

There are children here who were not connected to the learning time due to circumstances.

But that’s beside the point.

“Hello! Do you like magic? I like bacon too.”

“Ha, ha……”

Kunon, sitting in an empty seat in the last row, greets the girl next to him.

The other person was puzzled.

He is, after all, wearing eye patches over both eyes and a cane.

It’s a look that worries people in so many ways.

And above all…

“Last time, we learned the magic of “Cannonfish a Orvi”. Did you all learn it properly? This magic-“

Genie started the lesson, but most of the students didn’t hear much of it.

Kunon.

The boy with the eye patch.

The teacher brought this boy.

Could it be a student in a special class that I had heard something about?

That is what I was wondering.

A special class is an elite class by itself.

It is no exaggeration to say that they are in the opposite position of the third class, since there are many students who can do magic as well as teachers.

The third class is, by their own admission and that of others, the class of novice magicians.

Why did a student from a special class come to such a place?

“Professor!”

And he raises his hand.

“I also want you to teach me the magic of ‘Cannonfish a Orvi’!”

And he wants me to teach him.

“Oh, yes. I’ll be doing a different kind of magic today, so I’ll teach you that after class.”

“Personally?”

“Yes, yes, personally. Let’s talk about it later.”

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