I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic: Volume 2 [Parts 1 to 9] by Nazuna Miki

Author:Nazuna Miki
Language: eng
Format: epub

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I plopped down on the ground with a sigh of relief. I was just waiting the whole time, but I was on high alert for the entire ten hours out of fear that the dracula might somehow break out of the dust box. I could finally loosen up my shoulders now that I was certain he was gone.

“Clean work with just one spell, hm?”

“That’s just how it is sometimes. There’s nothing better than fixing everything with one solution, really. Sometimes, using large-scale spells like Eruption and Hell Fire beats casting Fireball a hundred times.”

Hearing a chuckle in my mind, I raised an eyebrow questioningly.

“You have talent in multicasting but do not thoughtlessly rely on it every step of the way. You truly are different,” Lardon said, sounding rather impressed.

The small talk helped unravel the tension that had wound up within me these past few hours, and I finally noticed that it was pitch dark here inside the forest. I could see the moon peeking out from above the trees—understandably so, as I’d waited an entire ten hours.

“It’s already night...” I sighed, figuring it was time to go back.

I got on my feet and dusted some dirt off my pants. Everything’s all wrapped up here. I wonder how they’re doing on the other side, I pondered as I teleported to the village center first.

“Oh! You’ve returned!” Jake called as he rushed over to my side.

“Hey,” I greeted. “Where are the five of them?”

“They have yet to return.”

“Okay. Good.” I nodded in relief.

I hadn’t told the other five about my plan to isolate the dracula, but I’d given them instructions to return to the village or have everyone evacuate should something go awry. I especially emphasized that at least one of them needed to make it back to the village. Based on what I’d seen of the vampires, as long as the dracula was taken out of the picture, it should be unlikely for all five of them to be annihilated without being able to fulfill those orders.

With all that in mind, I once again teleported to the wastelands and found Asuna and Jodie sitting by a few campfires. They ran over to me the moment I arrived.

“Liam!” Asuna called. “Are you okay?”

“So, you defeated the dracula?” Jodie asked, though her tone seemed to imply that she was practically certain of my victory.

“Yeah... How’s it going here?”

“Look there.” She pointed behind me. “They’ve been like this for a while now.”

My gaze followed her finger and found the other three covered in some wounds and cuts, none of which were too deep but nevertheless spoke of the fierce battles they’d faced. Farther behind them were vampires galore—some standing, some sitting, and some just collapsed on the ground. Their appearances were diverse, but they all had the same dazed looks on their faces.

“They just suddenly stopped moving,” Jodie explained.

“Take a look at this, Liam,” Asuna urged as she tugged an orc-turned-vampire over. She opened up his mouth and gently poked his fang. It just popped right out.

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