Reincarnated Mage with Inferior Eyes: Breezing through the Future as an Oppressed Ex-Hero Volume 4 [Complete] by Yusura Kankitsu

Author:Yusura Kankitsu
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf

Chapter 6

Magic Railway

A few days after I visited Paracenos, I was about an hour away from the academy with Ted and Lilith as we made our way to the eastern district of the royal capital. Hm, this is my first time being here.

This wasn’t a place that students like us were particularly familiar with. The eastern district had a marketplace that faced the harbor, as well as an industrial area. It was also on the complete opposite side from the western district, where we lived. Hm. The atmosphere here’s very different from that of the western district, especially with the smell of smoke and oil.

“Whoa! So this is the Magic Railway?! It’s so cool!”

In the distance, we could see the Magic Railway—a huge mass of steel. Ted was jumping up and down with excitement after having caught sight of it. You know what, Ted? I’m with you today. I’m extremely interested in the Magic Railway as well. I couldn’t help but wonder if that huge mass of steel functioned as a single Regalia. I’d seen such things in books before, but this was my first time seeing one in person. I felt moved, almost.

“I’m glad you were able to join us for the camp,” I said.

“Yeah, I’m sorry I made you worry! I’m gonna try harder to do more review before the next test!”

At Arthlia Academy of Magecraft, if you failed even one subject, you were given a monstrous amount of summer homework. If Ted was able to participate in our training camp, it must’ve meant that he’d done okay on the test—at least, relatively speaking.

“By the way, what’d you even bring with you, Ted?”

It’d been bothering me for a bit, so I finally decided to ask Ted about the huge bag he had slung over his back, which was packed to the point of bursting.

“Ha ha ha... Well... Just some fun stuff to look forward to when we get there,” Ted replied, awkwardly looking away.

Well, this is Ted we’re talking about. I doubt he’s got anything useful in that bag.

“Now, Ted,” Lilith scolded. “This trip isn’t for pleasure, but for educational purposes. Don’t go overboard and treat it like a vacation, okay?” As she stood next to Abel, Lilith flicked up her sunglasses and lectured Ted in a serious tone.

“I don’t think you’re really one to talk, Ms. Lilith...”

Lilith was wearing a straw hat and a dress which was open in the back. She was the spitting image of someone going on vacation.

“Whoa, look at her!”

“She’s so beautiful! Is she from the central district?”

Workers covered in soot gazed at Lilith and excitedly commented on her appearance. Hm. Lilith’s usual appearance already turned heads, but now that she was wearing even flashier clothes, there were nearly twice as many eyes on her. I sighed internally. Why is our chaperone so quick to abandon her responsibilities?

“Sorry for the wait, Abel!”

A while after, a familiar crimson-haired girl, Eliza, appeared at our meeting place in front of the ticket gate. She was wearing a thin summer dress and was pulling a rolling suitcase.

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