Disowned but Not Disheartened! Life Is Good with Overpowered Magic: Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 4] by Riko Saiki

Author:Riko Saiki
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, fantasy, reincarnation, invention, academy, magic academy, fish out of water, light-hearted, mistaken identity, female protagonist
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

Jilbayla offered to take me to see Al’s threads, and since I had the time I took her up on it. We left the cafeteria and returned to the previous room, or the threading room, as it was called.

“That was a good meal, so I’m sure he’ll produce some excellent threads,” Jilbayla said.

“Isn’t he still digesting?”

To be fair, Al had just eaten four sheep, each of them upwards of ten times his size. He was big enough to fit in the palm of my hand, yet he had managed to fit all that flesh, bones, and fur somewhere.

Al got into his usual position and angled his abdomen downwards. A line of thread lowered down, into the solution-filled tanks below. Once the thread settled on top of the liquid it immediately began its transformation. Without this process, the threads would be like those he used for eating, which were sticky and solidified.

“Isn’t this going to get full?” I asked, watching the threads in the tank gradually increase.

“There’s no need to worry yet,” Jilbayla replied. “We’ll be weaving these together.”

She took some threads from the liquid and began wrapping them around a spool. She had multiple spools, which would eventually go to a spinning wheel. It sounded like a lot of work, but I was sure this wasn’t easy for Al either.

Thanks for all you do.

There were plenty of other white spiders in the room, some of them lowering threads into tubs of solution. Most of them had red eyes, but I couldn’t see another one with blue ones like Al’s. He was a special breed. There were spiders with green, orange, and even the occasional yellow eyes. However, nobody had yet found a specimen with gold eyes.

“I get the feeling you’re also short-handed here,” I said, noting the lack of humans.

“Not quite,” Jilbayla told me. “Women from the town usually come in to help, but in the summer they’re busy preparing for the hunting festival.”

That explained it. The hunting festival was the largest event among the royalist faction, and also the largest in the Peylon Earldom. This made it a big deal not just for Lord Peylon, but everyone in his domain. Lots of nobles came, as well as their drivers and servants. And then there were peddlers who came to sell to these travelers. There were also visitors who couldn’t participate, but still wanted to watch. These were mostly women who had their eyes on one of the men taking part.

The result was the regional capital being absolutely packed. The capital didn’t have enough inns to accommodate everyone, so some people rented out rooms in their homes in order to make a little extra cash. Like a vacation rental.

In preparation, people all throughout the capital were busy with things like cleaning or washing and buying new linens during this season. So of course there weren’t a lot of people available to help at the Spider House.

Jilbayla continued to fill one spool after another with Al’s threads.

“Albion seems as happy to see you as you are him,” she said.

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