Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody, Vol. 18 by Hiro Ainana and shri

Author:Hiro Ainana and shri [Ainana, Hiro / shri]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen On
Published: 2023-02-21T00:00:00+00:00

“Listen.”

Mia plunked herself into my lap.

I guess she wants to talk about her day at the academy, too.

“You went to the magic school with Arisa, right?”

“Mm, teacher.”

Mia looked smug.

“You met a good teacher?”

I tried to guess what Mia’s short statement meant, but she shook her head.

“Teacher.” She puffed up her chest again.

At a loss, I turned to Arisa for help.

“She became a teacher.”

“…What?”

Didn’t she go there for lessons?

“The teacher in charge of our class was the headmaster. Turns out he’s a big elf worshipper, and he begged Mia to give a lesson.”

“Mm. Intense.”

Mia nodded, looking a bit put off.

Sounded like the headmaster was a pretty unusual person.

“So Mia tried teaching, but since she explained in her usual way, no one could keep up.”

“Mrrr. Slow.”

I was sure she either explained in one-word sentences or went off on one of her rare lengthy rants.

“And so it fell on your beloved Arisa’s shoulders…”

Arisa slipped the strap of her dress to one side and started to strike a weird pose, so I smacked her lightly on the head to get her to keep talking.

“…to be Mia’s interpreter, of course.”

“Skillful.”

Mia nodded approval.

“And I guess people liked the class, because the headmaster asked Mia and me to be teachers, at least for the course of the special classes.”

“Naturally.”

Arisa scratched the back of her head in a show of sheepishness, saying things like, “Oh dear,” and, “I’m so talented, it’s almost scary!” She was joking around, but I had to agree.

“That’s all right, isn’t it? It won’t affect my advising at the Echigoya Company or helping Miss Nina.”

“Yeah, of course. Just remember not to teach them anything dangerous.”

I didn’t want us to get in trouble for leaking secret information we’d learned in the elf village.

“Obviously! Even I know that much.”

“Common spells only.”

Arisa and Mia nodded. I guess I didn’t need to warn them.

“All we said in class was the kind of thing you’d find in Jibby’s dictionary.”

The example Arisa referred to was Professor Jibcloud’s dictionary of magic terms, a textbook we found in the royal academy library. It was a great book with even more details than the notes of Trazayuya the elf sage that I carried in Storage.

“Teaching was certainly fun, but I enjoyed the magic power measurements and magic shooting-range test before that, too.”

“Mm. New record.”

“Wow, that’s amazing.”

I was afraid to ask what kind of record they’d set.

“We accidentally broke the measuring device they use for new students by overloading it. They had to get an original magic-power-measuring device made by the ancestral king from the royal castle to test us.”

Magic-power-measurement devices gauged a user’s magic power by lighting up star crystals on the device. The number of them determined the user’s rank: Newbies were usually one or two stars, even teachers were three stars, and only the headmaster and some senior staff of the magic school had four stars.

“Five stars.”

“I got four stars, which I’m guessing is for having more than 500 MP? Mia has about fifty percent more MP than I do, so five stars must be more than 1,000 MP.

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