Chapter 381 – Meigar, the Warmest Wizard (10)
On the top floor of the Mage Tower, an elf with pointy ears was leaning against the window frame with a bored face. She was tapping the stone with her finger and waiting for something. The faster she wiggled her fingers, the faster she heard someone running below her. The elf sat down in her chair and turned her head as the sound of running reached her door to her.
She then pulled out her glasses from her pocket and put them on, opening the book. It was a thick book that she hadn’t yet understood. But she often sat with this book out to show off her own genius her to others. Aristocrats who did not know anything and wizards who were soaked in her genius used to admire Epsilon Meiga for reading such a difficult book even at her young age.
Epsilon Maygar stayed that way and slowly turned her eyes to her door. The old doors were so worn that visitors could be seen through the cracks. Behind a woman of similar height, who ran frantically toward her, an old sorceress massaged her waist and held her staff her. Neither face was visible. Maygar tilted her head and fixed her gaze on her book her.
One, two, three. The door is open.
“Oh, hello.”
“Ah, Epsilon Meiga-sama. Nice to meet you.”
The old man who entered behind her young woman was a face she knew well. She was the owner of this mage tower and a prestigious archmage. But Meigar knew that he was a human less than the grime of her own claws of her. She said that a long beard and knowledge are out of proportion. She prided herself on the fact that her own pricked ears her contained more knowledge than that beard that her elderly man wore like her scarecrow’s beard.
“What happened?”
She frowned, pulling up her glasses to make sure she was busy. Known as the most famous and most talented wizard in this tower, she deserved this for the owner of the tower. After all, she was older than the human Mage Tower Master, and she had more achievements. As if to understand her rudeness of her, the master of the tower gave her a Buddha-like smile and patted the woman standing next to her on the back of her.
The woman was staring at her Maygar with her eyes twinkling like stars. But Meigar just stared at him with cold eyes. Maygar pointed at her woman, brandishing her her old book her as if trying to slap her cockroach her.
“What? Your granddaughter?”
“This time, among the disciples I received from the Mage Tower, there was a child with exceptional talent, so I brought him here.”
“Do I look free enough to watch the children play tricks? Yes?”
“Why don’t you just talk about it for once? He is a very smart child. It is said that there is no other child like him in the Mage Tower who can kick me behind me.”
“How old are you?”
“I am 20 years old now.”
Maya was a little taken aback by those words. She is now a 20-year-old child, and she is already being mentioned as a candidate for the next Mage Tower master? She gathered her heart in her astonishment, and denied her own reasoning her. Wizards had a habit of overestimating or strangely interpreting her objects. How many people were admired as geniuses with even a small amount of talent and then fell like birds hit by arrows?
Having seen too many words of her petty talent her, Maygar heard her praise for her woman in one ear and let it out in the other. However, the Master of the Magic Tower did not pay attention to this negative gesture from her and patted her woman on the shoulder of her, and then she said:
“Then let’s have a good talk.”
But Maygar wasn’t happy at all. She did n’t like either the heir who shamelessly pushed his sad face her to stamp her face on her her, or the sorceress who pushed her will her, ignoring her expression her that she was busy. She looked at her book her again and decided to draw her attention to her.
Still she couldn’t understand this old book. These thick architecture major books, which had to do with her studies she was doing, were eating away at her patience. The woman stood in front of her, smiling broadly. Maygar didn’t like her smile her either.
“What are you doing? Sit down.”
Maygar seated her woman her. Considered one of the geniuses to succeed the Master of the Magic Tower, she had a very rustic appearance. She had thick glasses on her face, and her face was covered with pimples. Even if she just got rid of her pimples, her face her would be pretty. Meigar thought about it and turned her gaze back to her book her.
“My name is Omelas Ash. Maya!”
I did n’t ask for her name her, but Ash said her own name her in her booming voice. Maygar squinted her eyes at the thunderclap of her voice her and plugged her ears. She told her, hastily picking up her book that had fallen on her thigh her.
“What are you doing?”
“That, he told me to introduce myself clearly when I first meet you!”
“Did I introduce myself to you?”
“I didn’t, but I thought you were testing my autonomy, so I tried it first!”
She was a very bold woman. She didn’t like the way Ash looked. It was because that baseless confident attitude felt arrogant. She slammed her book shut and made a grimace.
“Lower your voice. Do you see what I mean? Tell me to shut up huh? I’m busy reading this book right now. Do you know what book this is? The best architects of this century gathered…”
“Yes! [A study on the correlation between architectural engineering styles and magic circle arrangements in the old days]!”
“You know this? Couldn’t it be returned to you? This is a resource that can only be read by upper-level wizards in the Mage Tower. But how do you read this?”
“Yes! I heard that Meigar-sama is researching a magic circle using a building this time, so I secretly read it to see if it would be helpful!”
“Read it secretly? Looks like the mage tower lord at least stuffed it into your pocket.”
“No. I asked an old wizard I know and got it!”
There was no rule against lending a borrowed book to another wizard. In the case of loss, the responsibility lies with the borrower anyway. Maygar asked, clicking her tongue at her bold answer her.
“So, do you understand? You didn’t just remember the preface, did you?”
Ash humbly scratched her head at her arrogant question her. She said with a laugh.
“That… There are some difficult parts, but somehow I think I saw a little bit of potential.”
“What?”
Meigar frowned and lost his temper. Ash could n’t understand her exasperated reaction of her, so she only blinked. Her tightly tensed hands her were white with strength. Maygar glanced at her, let out a deep sigh, and grabbed her head her. She shouldn’t be surprised here.
Because Mei was an unseen genius. For her, this difficult major book had to be at the level of a children’s storybook that children read to pass the time. Maygar said, throwing her book at Ash.
“Explain.”
“Yes?”
“You said you understood? Are you sure you didn’t lie to me? From beginning to end, explain in particular how the theory of architecture is applied to the magic circle, and how the formulas are correlated. Please explain how it can be applied in practice. This is a question that even those scholars could not come up with an answer to, and only gave an interpretation saying, “There must be a way to use it.” By the way, did you solve this problem?”
It was something she couldn’t even do. So Maygar looked at Ash with her triumphant face her. Ash looked around her and cautiously spurred her up. She then walked towards the blackboard in front of her and drew a line with chalk.
Meigar silently watched her bold actions of her. Ash’s voice was hers, which had been straining hers, was lowered by her extreme tension hers.
“First… We need to understand Bezelgf’s formula using this line. This line, which runs through the center of the building, uses a single formula to achieve exquisite thickness and slope. If you look at the aiming angle, it just looks like a straight line, but it’s not true. And this formula is closely related to Abo’s Jin in [Introduction to Magic Circle Arrangement] Published 30 years ago by Professor Andrea. For example, this curve…”
Maygar took off her glasses her. She was listening to Ash’s lecture with bated breath. As if a hole had been opened in a clogged dam, an understanding of a certain knowledge was flowing in. She felt a surge of intricate knowledge that she hadn’t been able to understand no matter how many times she read it.
There was an indescribable emotion on her face. Said Ash, who explained her formula in front of her for a while.
“Uh, how are you?”
“Not enough. It’s not enough, but I understand it very well. That…”
A child who is now 20 years old is already being mentioned as a candidate for the next Mage Tower Master? She gathered her heart in her astonishment, and denied her own reasoning. Mages had a habit of overestimating or interpreting things strangely. How many people were admired as geniuses with even a small amount of talent and then fell like birds hit by arrows?
Maygar was sure she wasn’t that kind of person.
“That is very similar to what I was about to present. I mean accidentally It’s fun.”
“Ah, that’s right! It is an honor! Maya!”
Mei Ga smiled strangely, seemingly knowing it.
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Conference presentation. Mei stood in the center of the huge hall, and Ash stood next to her with a tense face. Maygar gave Ash a stroke of her hair, then she began to explain what she was ‘scheduled’ to present.
It was a solution to a permanently sustainable architectural magic circle based on [A study on the correlation between architectural engineering styles and magic circle arrangements in the past]. Maygar drew a long line on her blackboard and opened her mouth.
“First… You need to understand Bezelgf’s formula using this line. This line, which runs through the center of the building, uses a single formula to achieve exquisite thickness and slope. If you look at the aiming angle, it just looks like a straight line, but it’s not true.And this expression is closely related to Abo’s Jin in [Introduction to Magic Circle Arrangement] Published 30 years ago by Professor Andrea. For example, this curve…”
After the presentation, people started applauding. Maygar smiled in cheers. Ash was next to her. Maya was sure. He is a genius, a true genius who knows how to use everything.
Maygar knew all too well the words of her petty talent her.
