My Magical Career at Court: Living the Dream After My Nightmare Boss Fired Me from the Mages' Guild! Volume 4 [Parts 1 to 6] by Shusui Hazuki

Author:Shusui Hazuki
Language: eng
Format: epub

“It must be tough for Klose,” I heard somebody whisper after the end of his announcement.

“For somebody in the Fourth Unit, it’s like admitting that their best isn’t good enough,” somebody else agreed.

Once the meeting had concluded, I made my way to the Grand Library to hunt down any helpful resources. I needed to figure out the identity of the unknown spell that seemed to be preventing healing magic from working, and then I had to discover a means of neutralizing it. If none of us could do that, there would be no way to save the young prince.

But magical medicine isn’t really my forte, I thought. I don’t see how somebody with my limited knowledge could come up with a solution to a problem that all the Fourth Unit magicians couldn’t solve between them.

Worse still, answers had eluded even people like the Savior Magician—Ardenfeld’s foremost healing magic user—and the Logic Magician—the top potions researcher in the kingdom.

Well, there’s nothing I can do except work my way through every book that might be of some use. I have to at least try to find something helpful.

The greatest weapon in my arsenal was speed. I made use of it right away by casting Spell Boost, then set about systematically checking out every little thing that caught my eye.

Ugh. I can’t make sense of any of this. It’s like my eyes are gonna glaze over.

My brain was overheating. I was reading the words on the page, but I couldn’t understand them at all.

Okay, calm down. I know how to deal with situations like this.

Not long after becoming a court magician, I’d been given the opportunity to take part in a special training program for magic. A professor from the Royal University of Magic had set such difficult questions for us that totally stumped me—until I remembered a valuable lesson I’d once learned from a dear friend.

“Try to break it into smaller pieces. Work methodically to work out each part one by one. Do that, and you can close in on the right answer, no matter how difficult the problem is.”

Back in the present moment, I took a breath. I need to sort out the parts I do understand. No need to panic. I’ll take this one step at a time.

I carefully thought through each aspect of these complex ideas, like I was untying a tight knot. I kept telling myself not to get worked up or expect to understand everything in one go. I reminded myself to work bit by bit and take my time to get to grips with all the information. Finally, I saw why I’d been unable to understand it at the beginning.

I don’t have enough of the fundamental knowledge this requires. Of course it’s hard to understand something complicated when I have a poor grasp of the basics.

I’d figured out the problem, so now I could work on overcoming it.

I just need to take time to study the things I don’t understand. I’ll come at it from every

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