Then a few days later, there was no call from the Dean of the College.
Instead, I asked Ilmiss, and he said he hasn't returned to the college yet.
Almark changed his mind and devoted himself to a new magical mastery.
Such a morning.
When Almark enters the classroom as usual,
"I'm not lying! Really!
I could hear Morgen shouting that.
Seeing it, Morgen is in the process of telling Nelson and Raideaux something about their usual members.
"Morning."
Almark approaches them as he greets them.
"What are you talking about?"
"Ah, Almark. Just fine."
Morgen shouts a delightful voice when he sees Almark's face.
"Almark would believe me, wouldn't he? Everybody's lying."
"No, Morgen. That's a tough story."
Nelson says with a bitter laugh.
"What. What are you talking about?"
Sitting in his seat as Almark said, Wendy and Lilty, who heard Morgen, also come close.
"What? What? Morgen, what are you talking about?
"Wendy and the others will show interest once Almark arrives."
After Morgen says that and lets it swell, he starts talking like he's relived himself.
"Then we'll talk again. I'm talking about the library. Almark, you go to the library a lot, too."
"Oh. I owe you a book."
Almark nods.
The library is built as a separate building near the school building where the Almarks learn.
During his summer vacation, Almark went here like every day and read to devour various books.
"Do you know there's a special library in that library?"
To Morgen's words, shake your head.
"Special library. I don't know. Do you have something like that?"
"Normally, it's the general library where everyone comes in and borrows books."
Wendy puts in a commentary from the side.
"There's a door behind the general library where you can go to the special library."
"Heh."
Watching Almark snort, Morgen resumes the conversation.
"In order to enter the special library, you must obtain permission from the secretary, Mr. Tamin, to borrow the keys"
"Oh, Mr. Tamin."
Almark remembers a woman who always sits at the library reception.
"What kind of special library do you have?"
"Good question, Almark."
Morgen fingered Almark numbingly.
They say every book in the special library is a magical book.
"Magic?
"Yes."
Morgen nods.
"The book itself is magical, and if we elementary students touch it, it's a hell of a lot, and that kind of dangerous book is in the special library."
"Heh."
"That's why we students can't be in special libraries. Mr. Tamin won't forgive me if I want to come in."
Nelson mumbles at Morgen's words, and he never asks Tamin if he can get it in the first place.
"Just the books in the general library is a great number."
Reido says.
"This is also in the elementary department, so I wonder how amazing the libraries in the middle and higher departments are."
"Right. There's a library in the middle and high places."
To Almark's words, Wendy replies, "Yes, except for the school building and dormitories," and Morgen coughs up, as he senses he's about to get off topic.
"Anyway, the special library is out of our reach. What the hell kind of book is hidden in a place like that! I want to see it! I want to read it! Almark, your breasts will dance too."
"You want to read, Morgen, you don't read books at all."
"I'll read it! Sometimes I read!
Striking off Almark's words on the cover, Morgen swings the hot valve again.
"Magical, forbidden contraindications. Horrible, isn't it? It would be tough if I read it by mistake. Scary! I don't want to see it! Books like that shouldn't be in our reach."
"You either read it or you don't want to read it."
Nelson tells me like he's scared, but Morgen doesn't go through with it at all.
Once you cut the words, dive your voice like a lot.
"By the way, one of those horrible books with such magic is apparently also in the general library."
"Heh."
and next to Almark embarking on himself, Nelson and Leido laugh as they dull.
"Don't ask too seriously, Almark"
"No, you should seriously ask!
Morgen continues the conversation without fright.
"The book is securely placed on a bookshelf like no one in the corner of the general library comes. It looks nothing like a normal book. There's only one way to tell."
Morgen lurks his voice further.
"The last moment the sun sets. Just for a moment, before the sun finishes setting and the magic lamp lights up inside the library. The library only darkens for a moment. At that time."
Morgen gets his index finger up.
"There is only one book that emits a blurry and pale light. That's the magic book."
Almark, in a dark corner of the library, imagined a book that emitted a pale light.
I see, that does resemble an image of a magic book.
"What does that book say?
To Wendy's question, Morgen shakes his head.
"I don't know that either. I'm just told that if you read the book, the person will be plucked out of his soul"
Lilty leaves at that moment, blocking both ears.
Nelson slaps Morgen on the shoulder with a raging laugh.
"I'm told, it's not. If a book like that were on a regular bookshelf, a soulless guy would come out every year."
"That's why you keep it somewhere that no one will notice."
"Why would it be such a rumor if no one noticed?"
"Where the book glows, did Morgen see it?
When Almark pinches his mouth for the exchange between Morgen and Nelson, Morgen shakes his head and immediately responds, "No way.
"Why would I have to see something so scary for myself?"
"Then who saw it?"
Nelson mixes it up.
"I don't know. I asked a pair of guys."
"You said you asked a group of guys before."
Nelson makes a frightened voice, but Morgen doesn't give in either.
"It's a solid source."
"Where?"
Nelson shook his head,
"Anyway, isn't that Norish prank again, like before?
I look at Norish with that said.
Norish, who was talking to Curimet and Seraha, notices the gaze and stares back at Nelson.
"What?"
"Nothing."
"You saw it over here."
"I didn't see it."
"I was gonna go to the library for lunch break."
Almark doesn't mind Nelson starting to argue with Norish, he tells Morgen.
"You don't know when it's bright."
"Right. Only for the last moment when it gets dark in the evening.
I can't do that because I have a tutorial for Dr. Illmis.
"I'm not going to the library after dark either."
Wendy also shook her head and this story ended where Morgen unfortunately clasped his mouth.
Lunch break.
In front of the library, Almark was heard in the face he saw.
"Hey, you need to run errands to the library, too."
"Hey, Ain"
Reply, Almark nods.
"Oh, yeah. You, too."
"Sort of."
A wise set of class members laugh at Almark's face when they say so.
"Let's go together. I'm interested in what kind of book you read."
Nothing. I don't read a lot of books.
Almark laughs bitterly, shakes his head, and walks into the library alongside Ain.