From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman: My Hotshot Disciples Are All Grown Up Now, and They Won’t Leave Me Alone Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 7] by Shigeru Sagazaki

Author:Shigeru Sagazaki
Language: eng
Format: epub

The sun was setting, just about touching the horizon to the west. I wanted to get this rushed attack over with before complete darkness overtook us.

Mui guided us through the central district, and Lucy seemed bored at having nothing to do. “Oh, yes,” Lucy said, turning to Mui. “How much magic can you use?”

Mui hesitated a little but answered after a moment. “I can whip out some fire...but that’s all.”

“Hmm. Who taught you the basics of magic?”

“Dunno. I could just do it all of a sudden, so I’ve been using it.”

“I see. How talented.”

“Hmph.”

Their short exchanges continued. If you judged only by appearances, they weren’t that different from two little girls having a pleasant chat. Hm, the combination of two little ladies and one old man is truly unbalanced. If someone called out to me and asked what I was doing, it would be rather hard to come up with an excuse. At least Lucy was here—it would probably be okay.

Anyway, Mui had been using magic simply because she could. I thought for a moment about the ways in which a wizard could manifest their talents—the whole process was even more baffling than I’d originally thought. Though, this sort of explained why the nation had to run around all over the place trying to secure magic users. Finding a wizard was like glancing at a roadside pebble, only for it to suddenly turn to gold. Liberis couldn’t overlook a single opportunity.

While we’re on the topic of finding magic users... “By the way, Lucy, how’d you find out about this whole situation?” I asked. I figured Allusia had told her when she’d left the reception room, but I had no idea how that information had gotten to Lucy so quickly.

“I used a magical communication device,” she answered. “They’re installed in major establishments like the order’s office and the magic institute. I have one in my home too, but it’s far too large to carry around.”

“Hmm... How convenient.”

So that kind of thing actually existed. Magic sure had an extensive list of applications. It sounded really handy, but I didn’t need to frequently contact anyone, and there wasn’t anybody who needed to contact me either. Those who wanted to speak with me could generally find me by going to the orders office. And on the off chance that anything dire happened, I could go to Allusia and get it resolved.

I was curious about how things were going back home—I wondered how my dad and Randrid were doing in Beaden. Now that I thought about it, my social circle seemed awfully small. Well, I was just a country bumpkin. Regardless of how small or large my circle got, I couldn’t imagine a situation where I would need a magical communication device. This was common sense to me, so not having one wasn’t particularly inconvenient.

“Hey, we’re almost there,” Mui said sharply, bringing our idle chatter to an end.

Regardless of the circumstances, she was currently betraying the home she’d been dependent on. I’ll bet she has a lot going through her mind.

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