Arifureta Zero: Volume 1 by Ryo Shirakome

Author:Ryo Shirakome
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Tags: Fantasy, Fiction
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2018-04-11T00:00:00+00:00

Golden mana ran across the cracks in the ceiling. At the same time, a pitch black nova descended upon the ancient dragon, emitting sky blue sparks from its surface.

There was no loud bang, and vibrations from the impact could be felt. Miledi’s deadliest attack was also her most silent.

At the same time, the ceiling repaired itself in the blink of an eye. When Oscar looked down though, he found the ground had vanished.

“......” The two of them gazed silently at each other.

Oscar hesitantly opened his mouth.

“I know I told you to send it to hell, but I never said anything about making a hell...”

“Ugh...”

“What the hell are we supposed to do now? This is way worse than a floor collapsing, you know that, right? There’s no way I can fix that even with my Transmutation.”

“Y-You don’t have to yell at me! Even I know I overdid it a little! Besides, this is all your fault, O-kun!”

“M-My fault? You’re the one who made a giant abyss! Quit trying to push responsibility for that on me!”

“No, it’s totaaaaaally your fault! What the heck was in that jewel!? I thought it was some kind of artifact that stored mana, so I drew it all out, but there was way more than I thought there’d be! Like, tons more! Not even the rarest of artifacts even come close to that!”

“Uhh, well, it’s, uh... A Divinity Stone I made, I guess?”

“Excuse me, I have no idea what you just said.” Or rather, I wish I had no idea.

Divinity Stone— It was a legendary crystal that very rarely showed up in nature. It was pure, crystallized mana. Usually Divinity Stones took thousands of years to form. They could store more mana than anything else. It took another couple of centuries for a newly formed Divinity Stone to become fully saturated with mana. Once it was though, it secreted a liquid known as Ambrosia. Ambrosia was a miracle drug that could heal any wounds and cure any disease.

And Oscar had just said he’d “made” one. As it was just a crystallization of highly concentrated mana, it could in theory be created.

“When I learned about Divinity Stones, I figured maybe I might be able to make one, so I tried it. Of course, this one doesn’t secrete Ambrosia. All it’s capable of is storing mana. I thought if I kept pouring mana into it it’d eventually start making Ambrosia on its own, so I’ve been pouring some of my mana into it every day since I was twelve. I put it into my umbrella because it was capable of absorbing a percentage of the mana used in spells directed against me, too.”

“I see. I don’t get it at all.”

Indeed, Miledi’s brain failed to comprehend how Oscar had managed to make a mythical crystal at the age of twelve. She smiled, a look of pure confusion on her face.

“I can’t believe you used six years worth of mana in one spell, though... Haaah... Well, I guess we didn’t really have time to discuss this, and it’s my fault for not warning you, but.

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