Kunon the Sorcerer Can See, Vol. 1 by Umikaze Minamino and Laruha

Author:Umikaze Minamino and Laruha
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen On

As they ate, Kunon continued his extremely enjoyable conversations with the Royal Sorcerers.

They spoke of interesting experiments, times they had failed, and new investigations into the field of magic. Topics flew by one after the other, each easily outstripping the knowledge Kunon had scraped together through desperate study.

He focused on simply noting it all down. The time he spent here was incredibly valuable, and he carefully recorded all of it so he wouldn’t miss a single word.

“A time I messed up? I have all sorts of those stories…”

When one of the sorcerers turned the question around on Kunon, he hesitated.

Just from listening to them talk, he knew all the Royal Sorcerers’ stories were about considerably high-level magic. Much of what they’d shared, he had written down word for word because he didn’t understand it. When Kunon thought about what he could possibly share with such people…

“Like the time I accidentally burned myself with a highly viscous A-ori? Or the time I got dizzy in a makeshift sauna? What about the time I fell down while gliding? Or the time I tried flying but couldn’t? Oh, or I could tell you about the final adjustments I made to the animals and the Supersoft-Body A-ori.”

…he necessarily wound up talking about his most polished, unique accomplishments.

“Hold on a minute.”

“You’ve got a lot of pretty interesting stories…”

“Wait, what do you mean by ‘flying’? On water? How?”

Kunon would have been happy if even one story piqued their interest. But the Royal Sorcerers, who had seen plenty of magic, were nevertheless curious about many of Kunon’s tales.

“Do you have any goals for the future? Even vague ones.”

When Londimonde asked him that question, Kunon told him about the ambition that drove him.

“My goal is to make eyes out of magic.”

Kunon had nothing to hide. He was determined to achieve what he’d set out to do no matter what. He wouldn’t change his mind, even if these pioneers in the field of magic laughed at him and told him then and there that such a dream wasn’t possible.

“Oh yes? I see.”

But no one laughed.

The fun came to an end with the arrival of Kunon’s father, Arsan.

“Do you understand why I’m here?” he’d said.

One of the Royal Sorcerers called out, “Kunon, it’s your father.”

Kunon had gotten caught up in the conversation and lost track of time. When the meaning of those words finally sunk in, the blood drained from his face so quickly he could feel it.

His father had arrived.

Playtime was over.

Raysha escorted Kunon to the entrance of the Black Tower, where Arsan was already waiting. His imposing figure gave off every sign of his anger.

And that’s when he said it:

Do you understand why I’m here?

“Um, Father, how do I put this? I have dinner plans today, so I won’t be able to accompany you home… Regrettable though it may be…”

Arsan took no pity on his trembling son as the boy rambled awkwardly.

“Twice. Two times this morning alone I had to hear complaints about my son’s behavior. What is the meaning of this, Kunon?”

“…I’m sorry.

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