Category Saint’s Magic

[Content Warning: Gore] This chapter contains descriptions of injuries, limb loss, and cauterization. “Ouch.” Today wasn’t one of our usual cooking class days, but I felt like helping out in the cafeteria anyway. The menu was already set, so I…

Thank you for always reading. I’m sorry for keeping you waiting so much lately. I’ve entered a slightly late Obon holiday. I’d love to update during this long vacation schedule. I’ll do my best! I recall the conversation I had…

Lately, updates have been slow, and I’m terribly sorry about that. Weekly updates… orz It’s thanks to all of you who keep reading that I’ve been able to keep updating despite my busy days. Thank you so much. Seven months…

“It’s likely, but her holy-attribute magic is at level 10, and her base level probably exceeds 40.” The report was delivered in a calm tone, but the king and chancellor’s eyes widened in shock. In addition to combat and production…

It’s thanks to all of you who keep reading that I’ve been able to continue this far. Thank you! This time, the chapter got long, and I couldn’t finish it by today, so I’ve split it into two parts. The…

I knocked on the door of the Director’s office. A response came from inside almost immediately, so I said, “Excuse me,” as a greeting before stepping in. The Director was at his desk, reading some documents. “Sorry to bother you,…

Yep, it’s broken. Definitely broken. Feeling the jolt run through my palms, I cautiously peeked inside my clasped hands, and just as I’d sensed, there sat the material, split cleanly in two. As I was wondering what to do, the…

“Magic enchantment?” “Huh? You didn’t notice?” The whole thing started with a single comment from Jude in the early afternoon. It seems my hair ornament has some kind of magic enchanted into it. Naturally, I hadn’t noticed, since I’d never…

Thank you always! This is an exposition chapter. There’s some overlap with “Short Story 02,” and due to personal circumstances, there are also some contradictions. I plan to revise the contradictory parts in the short story later. One month after…