Tou no Madoushi

After Yuven gave me a cold look, I came up with an idea that was in Lynn.

He also remembered that there was only one acquaintance in the aristocracy who was more than 100 tiers.

(Why didn't I think of that? People in the aristocratic class who are in more than 100 levels. That's exactly what my master did.)

Though, I don't think you can tell me even if I asked Yuin honestly.

Lynn suggested the sum.

(The master is a twister. Instead of asking me normally and telling me, you wouldn't even come see me. Then......)

In writing to his master, Lynn wrote the letter as upset and disturbed as possible to show how he was on his way.

"Dear Master,

Forgive my sudden contact. There's no one I can count on but my master.

I got word this morning that someone I knew died on 100 levels.

I'm a man named Ellios.

I'm shocked because he's the one who's been so good to me and baked me a lot of care.

Does the master know anything about this?

I can't believe he's dead.

I definitely think it's some kind of mistake.

No matter who you ask, you don't tell me anything.

I'm sure they're all fooling me.

Whoever it is, I won't believe it until I see solid evidence.

It's a lie that Mr. Ellios is dead, isn't it?

I believe that's what my master will say.

Lynn. "

(My master is mean and evil, so this could bring me to poke some solid evidence that Mr. Ellios is dead)

Lynn's aim hit.

It seemed like a good time. Yuyne was just coming down from an errand in Alfld.

Immediately the reply came: "I'll see you, come to the waiting room of the association".

When I walked into the waiting room, there was always Yuin ahead of me on the street.

Today he seemed in a good mood with a smile on his face in a relaxed and spare atmosphere.

"Hi. Lynn. Long time no see."

"Master! Good. I was wondering if you could meet me."

"Well, you could have ignored it. I came to you because you're so pathetic."

he said as he nicked.

"Thank you. What a thank you. Excuse me. I'm still upset."

Lynn was careful not to get to the point from herself as much as possible. That way I knew that the evil master wouldn't honestly tell me.

"Fine. I don't know. You want to hear more about you than that, Elios?

"Yeah, it is. I also asked Mr. Kruga. She told me it was for her own good that she didn't know. He didn't tell me anything."

"Oh. Do that."

He had a deeper grin.

He seems to be dying to teach. Lynn felt that Yuyne was getting into her surgery. I thought I could hear it with one more push.

Lynn tries to disguise herself as a little more upset.

"How could he..., he was a fine young man who was serious and humble and respected the elderly. Listen carefully to your teachers and elders..."

"That's why."

"What?"

"Elios failed because he swallowed what the faculty at the academy had to say."

"What? What do you mean? Say what..."

"You didn't feel anything when you saw all those scumbags working in Alfredo?

"What? It seemed like a normal teacher to me..."

"I've never helped the tower attack where I've achieved outstanding grades in the college. Because the faculty at the academy, they don't know anything about anything more than a hundred levels."

"Huh?"

Lynn accidentally went back to the vegan and raised her voice.

"The college is for training fine magicians, isn't it? Like being able to work in more than 100 tiers."

"Yes, I am."

"Then why don't college teachers know about more than 100 tiers? Teachers from the college who are in a teaching position…"

"Um, Lynn. Don't you know the words" authentic "and" prefectural "?

Yuin said with a sigh.

"The guy who works in Alfrid and Renlil, he doesn't work on over 100 floors, and he's back from congrats. If they're going to make it through the 100th floor, they're going to be instructors and informants on the 100th floor."

"So what are the college teachers teaching…, what the hell are those people teaching"

"They are just teaching along the lines of the curriculum directed by the Association of Magic Instructors. I didn't know if that would help our students in their future."

"Oh no..."

"What the faculty care about is the evaluation from their own employer, the Magic Instructors Association. There are no exceptions. Billing class. We're all working on that because you're free to teach things outside the curriculum, and the harder you work as a faculty, the more margins you'll have. Even a magician enrolled in more than 100 tiers will have a billing class. Many are useful for the offense because of this.

It would be natural to invest in paid classes that earn more as a Magic Instructor Association. I guess the content of the uncharged classes hasn't changed at all in recent decades. The tower has changed a lot. "

……

Lynn was just stunned.

"Looks like Ellios didn't take any of the classes he needed to charge. That was the mistake. Now it's suicidal to go over the 100th floor without taking billing classes. Substance production in particular. You should take that from the first year. It's going to take five or six years to master it. If you take it after the second year, it's going to prolong the time to graduate."

"He said there are a lot of poor quality things in paid classes... He said it would only increase debt meaninglessly."

"Exactly. That's why we need a mentor or advisor who can spot beneficial classes in billing ants' classes if we're going to build the power to work on 100 + floors."

Lynn remembered Yuven's words.

- Can you ever be that good without a noble, decent master? Uh-huh.

(Is that what you meant)

"It's a fact cleverly concealed by the way society works, but in order to get to the upper echelons of society, we need money first, more than talent, qualities and endeavors. They say we need to take 10 million legica minutes of classes in college first in order to be universal in 100 hierarchies"

"10 million..."

"Ellios would have been in a hurry, too. Elsewhere they struggle with a 100 tier dungeon. The nobles attack the dungeon using the magic they need as if they knew how to clear it from the beginning. The civilian class would be wise to work lower in an aristocratic formed guild, but there would have also been pride. Instead of speaking independently of launching a guild, he made statements hostile to the aristocracy, so he couldn't pull it off and became more and more isolated. He couldn't accept the fact that they were ahead of him, that he was supposed to do less than himself, that the decision was cheated and postponed, that the money and magic were suddenly exhausted, and that he was hunted shortly after he was hunted down and fled."

……

"Because some of them are desperate to stay on the 100 tier. Whatever the case, treatment is different between college and independent magicians. More than 100 hierarchical magicians are given duties, but also rights. From what I can tell, they're on the bottom line enough. Well, anyway, they don't want to go back to Alfrid at all, they want to stop by and hunt weak rookies, they try to separate and nourish the gold and magic. Well, they're geezy. They don't touch nobles either."

"Oh no..."

"Well, you don't have any big aspirations, either. Can't you have 10 million legicas?"

"Master, I've already paid for my tuition..."

"Lynn, if you can't think for yourself, you don't need this tower."

Next time, Episode 48: Reunion