I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic: Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 5] by Nazuna Miki

Author:Nazuna Miki
Language: eng
Format: epub

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Gai was still dancing, so I cast a spell named Sleep, which I learned from the hundreds of spells in the magicpedia my teacher gave me. All it did was put the target to sleep—not very useful. Sure, it rendered the target completely defenseless, but they woke up pretty easily too. Human sleep could be surprisingly light. No matter how deeply asleep someone appeared to be, they could wake with the softest touch or the slightest sound.

But since Gai was currently under an illusion, putting him to sleep was my best choice. The giant collapsed to the ground with a thud, even curling up and snoring with a cute little snot bubble. Contrary to his large build, his sleeping habits were reminiscent of a small animal. I looked at him and nodded, satisfied.

Through this little incident, I’d acquired a new way to learn magic. Until now, I only had two main methods: learning through practice with grimoires and Ancient Memoria, and creating an original spell by referencing an existing one. Now, I had a third method: getting hit by the spell itself.

Lardon chuckled. “You truly are fascinating,” she said again. “You should have known that spell was dangerous.” She sounded really pleased, as she always did whenever I came up with something new.

“I mean, sure...”

“But?”

“But there was a possibility of learning a new spell that way.”

“Your desire for new magic triumphed, hm?”

“Yeah.” I nodded. I’d always adored magic ever since my previous life. Even now, I still had no clue as to why I entered the body of Liam Hamilton, the fifth son of a noble family, but I did know that I had developed great talent for magic ever since. I decided to experience that spell myself because I was practically certain I’d be able to learn it that way. The moment I realized I could learn more magic, I just couldn’t help myself and ended up taking the hit.

Again, Lardon chuckled. “Truly an interesting human.”

“Am I?”

“You are mad to just the right extent,” she mused, “and not in a haphazardly twisted way, but rather with single-minded devotion.”

“It sounds like you’re dissing me...”

“What do you mean? It was a compliment.”

“Really?” Well, it sure didn’t sound like one... Calling anyone mad would probably put them in the mood to throw an all-out war.

“Dost thou seek strength?”

“Strength? Well, sure, I guess.”

“Ha ha...”

“What? Was that so funny? Also, why did you just talk like that?” Lardon had spoken a bit fancier than usual.

“Humans often pounce onto my words when I speak flamboyantly like this.”

“Okay...”

“Then I shall change the question. Do you want to learn more magic?”

“Yes,” I answered in a heartbeat. I didn’t really get what Lardon meant by “power” earlier, but if she was referring to more spells, then there was only one answer.

Lardon chuckled and came out of my body, once again in the form of a young girl.

“What’re you up to?”

“I ask you again,” she said. “Do you want to learn more magic?”

“Sure, I—huh?”

I barely even finished answering when Lardon vanished.

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