Chapter 266: Memory (3)

Chapter 266: Memory (3)

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The recent significant changes:

Characters

Edna - Flame

The Demonic Black Dragon, Darkest Night of the Thirteenth Month - Thirteenth Onyx Moon

Twelve New Moons - Twelve Divine Moons

Twelfth Moon Bronze - Blue Winter Moon

Eleventh Silver Moon - Silver Autumn Moon

New Moon Flame - Scarlet Summer Moon

Yeonhong Chunsamwol - Pink Spring Moon

Ben - Ban Di-Yeon (Female)

Grace - Hyejin Macaron

- Halsecoden

- Deok Cheol-Gwang

Hong Eulin - Hong Erin

Celestia - Leafanel

New Moon Space: Fawn Prevernal Moon

New Moon Earth: Dusk Soil Moon

Items

Ragnarok - Teripon

Acantha - Edmary Etemiri

Helmer - Suavitera Lapon

Terms

Mana Leakage Syndrome - Mana Leakage Delay/Mana Leakage Disorder

Delta Augmentation Formula - Alchemical Engineering Cross Technique

Skills

Hyper Jump - Power Jump

The absolute invincible Chelven.

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Chapter 266: Memory (3)

When a massive object moves, noise is bound to follow.

So, what happens when a gigantic flying cruise ship, 400 meters long and 55 meters wide, moves?

Strangely, almost no noise could be heard from the white flying ship as it hovered in the sky. It was as if it was designed to be considerate of injured passengers.

“The Divine Voyager? What a dull model name...”

Aryumon Brushun, the president of the Mage Association, had a unique hobby of collecting flying ships. His knowledge was so extensive that he could identify the company that made a flying ship, the tuning it had undergone, when it was made, and which engine it used, just by hearing the sound of its engine.

The Divine Voyager was one of the flying ships disliked by Aryumon.

“Why don’t you like that one?”

When a mage asked, Aryumon clicked his tongue and answered.

“Because it’s a Stella Academy flying ship.”

Stella Academy was known for often engaging in outrageous activities, backed by enormous capital and advanced technology.

For example, they built a gigantic flying ship, nicknamed the Flying City of Records, to use as a resting place for students, or they created a sub-space known as the Stella Dome just to use it as a training ground.

They even installed dozens of miniature warp hole gates on campus, something unimaginable for other magic institutions.

The Divine Voyager was one such example of Stella’s unnecessary extravagance.

The Divine Voyager was a flying ship. It was akin to an ambulance, created to rescue students dispatched outside the academy.

But, you know.

Was it really because other magic institutions lacked the money to build something like that?

No.

Even though they couldn’t do something as insane as covering the campus in miniature warp holes, they could easily create something like that if they wanted to.

But they didn’t, because there was no need, no purpose, and no use for it.

Would it be a disaster if they conducted rescue missions using a standard combat model flying ship?

It was all just for show.

Stella Academy’s headmaster, Elthman Elwin, liked to show off, which was why he built such flying ships.

“Tsk. Do they really think people are impressed by that kind of ship? What a joke...”

As Aryumon mocked Elthman with lethargic eyes, a mage observing nearby shook his head.

‘Aren’t you also collecting ships to show off...’

Moments later, the ship landed, and particles gathered in mid-air to form a staircase.

As two magic warriors appeared on the steps, Aryumon displayed an amused expression.

Arien and Lee Han-wol agreed with that sentiment. While it was true that Baek Yu-Seol had inflicted a fatal wound on Chelven, his abilities were not on par with Chelven’s.

He was an exceptionally clever student who leveraged his intellect and the unique properties of teleportation to create an incredible synergy.

This duel with Chelven was likely just another stroke of luck for him.

If Baek Yu-Seol were to be given the title of ‘the mage who wounded Chelven’... Then dark mages seeking that fame might come after him.

“No matter how much we try to keep it hidden, some will find out. But let’s try to keep it as quiet as possible... Let's do our best, friends.”

With that, Aryumon patted Arien and Lee Han-wol on the shoulders and left the hospital room.

They stood there, gazing at Baek Yu-Seol for a moment.

“... He’s destined for greatness.”

“He’s a dangerous one too.”

“Perhaps that’s why Principal Elthman Elwin personally looks after this student."

Although they didn't know the full details...

They thought Elthman’s decision was right. Even if it was troublesome to come all the way here.

“Well then, I’ll take Baek Yu-Seol and leave now.”

Lee Han-wol respectfully bowed to Florin, then took Baek Yu-Seol and disappeared. She watched their backs for a long time.

More precisely... She watched Baek Yu-Seol.

“In the end, we didn’t get to spend time together...”

She had made up her mind to have a good time together over the short two days of the weekend.

Nothing went as planned. The thought left her feeling bitter and empty, but she consoled herself by thinking there was nothing she could do.

After all, what mattered most now was that Baek Yu-Seol had returned safely.

“Ah! Leafanel...!”

Then she suddenly remembered her friend and quickly stood up. The orchard of the third World Tree had started being tainted because of her, so she needed to take care of Leafanel right away.

Since everyone else had left, there was no reason for Florin to stay there any longer, so she quickly headed toward Leafanel’s garden.

The hospital room was now empty.

... Or so she thought.

Sway!

Before the white eyes appeared, the shadow of the curtains swayed.

“Hmm...? Am I late? I came to see a child named Baek Yu-Seol, but did I arrive too late...?”

It was the voice of a young girl. However, anyone who heard this voice would be certain.

They would be sure that she was no ordinary girl. To be able to easily break through the barrier Aryumon had temporarily set up and send a will, she must be at least a class 9 mage.

“By the way... Elthman, that little boy, is quite possessive of his things, isn’t he? Windy? Are you there now?”

When the girl called out for someone, the wind blew, and a woman appeared.

It was Windy Melsyrun, the woman who had previously come to deliver a message to Soya.

Her robe which gave the illusion as if she was wearing nothing fluttered. She greeted her master with a seductive smile.

“Yes, Mother. Did you call for me?”

“Didn’t you properly convey my words to Toa the other day?”

Toa Legron.

Though the girl referred to the Tower Lord of the Green Tower as if calling a child, Windy responded as if it were perfectly normal.

“How could I not, Mother? I clearly conveyed it. You were interested in Baek Yu-Seol and told me to bring him back in a clean and intact state.”

“That’s right, isn’t it? Then what on earth is going on...?”

The girl burst into laughter.

It might have seemed strange for such a clear and refreshing voice to carry the atmosphere of an old woman, but somehow it didn’t feel out of place.

“Is he resisting...?”

She knew Elthman Elwin was a spatial-type mage who had recently reached class 9.

If he had stepped into the Heavenly Realm, he would undoubtedly be difficult to deal with.

“Hmmm, I hate troublesome things...”

She was old and worn out, incapable of winning in a direct fight with a young mage like Elthman. However, Elthman had something he needed to protect, while the girl had nothing of the sort.

So if she were to press on unilaterally... Elthman would surely be the first to raise his hands in surrender.

“Hehe. Let’s see how far you’ll go to protect just one student, little boy.”

After saying that, the girl closed her eyes, and the eyes flickering in the curtains disappeared as if they had been an illusion.

Windy, who had been watching her quietly, stood up and looked out the window.

The sound of the Divine Voyager's engine, which had just taken off, could be heard softly.

“What on earth is so special about that kid... To attract the attention of great mages who could weigh the fate of the world?”

With her limited understanding, Windy couldn’t grasp it, but she would follow her mother’s will nonetheless.

Because that way...

It would be much more interesting.

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