I Got a Fake Job at the Academy
C140: The Second Test (2)
Rene’s remarks were enough to surprise other students.
“What did she just say?”
“Isn’t it possible that she didn’t make a magic square? That’s why she has no parchment.”
“On Mr. Rudger’s test? Crazy.”
When the students were buzzing, Rudger stared at Rene silently and slowly opened his mouth.
“Then what are you going to do? Is it safe to say that there is no magic square to demonstrate?”
At the words, Rene shook her head.
“No, I definitely made a magic square. But...”
“But?”
“It’s difficult to draw on a parchment so I’m going to show you in person.”
Rudger was going to ask Rene what she made but seeing Rene’s unshakable eyes, it was clear that she didn’t speak empty words.
“Good. Show me.”
Instead, if she doesn’t live up to his expectations, even if she is Rene, she won’t be able to avoid being scolded.
Rene cleared her breath and roused her magic power. She put a lot of thought into making the magic square for the test.
The other students ended up showing the attribute element through the magic square, but she couldn’t even do that due to her attributeless magic power.
It was disadvantageous because she was lagging behind from the start, so Rene did the best she could.
She couldn’t help but be at a loss at the start but thanks to the book that Rudger lended her, she was able to figure out how to move forward and not give up.
‘I’ll show it to the teacher. That I’ve changed this much.’
She stretched her hands forward and slowly generated mana. When she focused her mind completely, she felt like she was the only one left in the world.
Before long, magic lines drawn with mana began to appear in front of Rene slowly but clearly. Rudger’s eyebrows wiggled when he saw them. Of course, his expression quickly returned to its original state and no student noticed the changes because everyone was looking at the magic square created by Rene.
“......It’s a three-dimensional magic square.”
“As expected, teacher recognized it at a glance.”
Rudger looked at Line’s magic square floating in front of him and evaluated it that way.
If the other magic squares were a two-dimensional picture drawn on parchment, the one that Rene made was a three-dimensional magic square.
This formula, resembling the Rubik’s Cube, was called a three-dimensional square in mathematics and a Magic Cube in the occult.
Rudger scrutinized the flow of magic carved into the magic square to be sure that it wasn’t simply imitating the shape.
‘Perfect.’
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It was a perfect three-dimensional magic square, with the mana flowing evenly in any direction and there was no deviation.
‘Did she study the magic constant to this extent? It would have been insufficient to produce this level of results within the given time period, but she did it.’
Rene’s shoulders, which were confident at first, began to shrug a little since Rudger was silent for a while.
“Rene.”
It was then that Rudger, who took his eyes off the three-dimensional magic square, opened his mouth.
“Your score is A+.”
“What?”
“On the contrary, it is a pity that I can only give this much. That’s how perfect the magic square you made.”
“What?”
Rudger’s successive compliments made Rene unable to come to her senses, she never expected him to complement her like that.
Rudger’s words were not empty-handed but sincere.
‘You’re born with this kind of talent.’
Rene can’t use attribute element magic unlike other students because of her attributeless magic. At the same time, releasing mana was quite difficult for her.
But her gains were as big as her losses. Rene’s perception of space, especially her three-dimensional space, was significantly higher than that of the other students.
That was the end of the second test.
The students packed their own bags, so some students wanted to go back to the dormitory and rest, and some students went to take other tests.
Rudger stared at Rene, who was still standing there with a puzzled face.
‘Is it the non-attribute magic?’
Non-attribute magic is an unknown power and even Rudger does not yet know its origin. Even in the research book on non-attribute magic, the details of what kind of power this magical power was were not written down.
Most of the things included were explanations of how to use the non-attribute magic.
‘Mana flowed naturally into the three-dimensional magic square. It didn’t feel like I was forced to move. Is the magic rate that high?’
Magic rate it’s a measure of how well a wizard’s mana matches magic when performing a specific spell. This is because even if the same magic is used, the magic power varies depending on the attribute of the wizard.
[Fluttering flame], which is considered the most representative attack magic, is stronger when used by a fire attribute wizard than by a water attribute wizard. That’s because the magic rate ratio is higher.
‘The non-attribute magic had the lowest magic damage rate for any magic. The fact that this magic square is different means that it specializes in that direction?’
Perhaps.
Rudger made an assumption in his mind.
Non-attribute magic is not just magic specialized for elements that exist in nature. It is a much higher level than that, yet it is impossible for people in the world to measure it.
‘For example......space.’
There are many types of magic in this world, but the only one that does not exist is space magic.
Teleportation and Blink were treated as false legends in this world.
‘It’s quite funny. There’s anti-magic, dreams, divinity, paintings, origami, and everything else, but there’s no space magic.’
What’s funnier is that there’s also magic to interfere with “time,” but there’s no space. Of course, this time magic is not very useful compared to its name, but it exists.
In other words, Rudger was the only one in the world who knew how to use spatial magic.
‘If Rene magic is really about space.......’
It was still only a hypothesis, so he couldn’t be certain but if the hypothesis becomes true, then.
‘That power is essential to me.’
* * *
Flora Lumos moved with her best friend Cheryl Wagner to take the next exam.
Cheryl asked Flora, who was walking silently down the hall.
“Flora, how did you do that?”
“What?”
“The magic square. Mr. Rudger’s class seems different, but it’s very difficult but Flora was number one. How did you do it?”
Cheryl’s intentions must have been pure praise for her genius but Flora couldn’t be happy.
“I’m not number one.”
“But Flora got the highest score.”
“......Should I say it myself? It’s because there are other people who got the highest score besides me.”
“That kid named Rene?”
“What was that magic circle? And also teacher, he never complimented me like that.......”
To be honest, I was upset and it occurred to her that she encountered Rene near Rudger’s office. They didn’t know each other, so she just ignored it at the time, but it was very suspicious when she thought about it.
‘...That little girl.’
Flora bit her lip slightly, recalling Rene. It was hard to imagine he approached the student first because of the iron walled character of Rudger but if it’s the other way around, it somehow made sense.
‘No, I’m sure. If it was anyone else, they would be overwhelmed by Mr. Rudger’s spirit and they wouldn’t be able to talk to him, but if it was someone with the audacity to walk around with the Third princesses.......’
Flora thought she was docile, but she was more like a fox than she thought. She seemed to understand why Rene had frequent conflicts with other aristocratic students before. However, Flora decided to ignore Rene for now because the tests came first.
“.......”
“.......”
Until she met Rene and the Third Princess at the entrance of the classroom where her next exam would take place.
Chapter 140: 140
Rene’s remarks were enough to surprise other students.
“What did she just say?”
“Isn’t it possible that she didn’t make a magic square? That’s why she has no parchment.”
“On Mr. Rudger’s test? Crazy.”
When the students were buzzing, Rudger stared at Rene silently and slowly opened his mouth.
“Then what are you going to do? Is it safe to say that there is no magic square to demonstrate?”
At the words, Rene shook her head.
“No, I definitely made a magic square. But...”
“But?”
“It’s difficult to draw on a parchment so I’m going to show you in person.”
Rudger was going to ask Rene what she made but seeing Rene’s unshakable eyes, it was clear that she didn’t speak empty words.
“Good. Show me.”
Instead, if she doesn’t live up to his expectations, even if she is Rene, she won’t be able to avoid being scolded.
Rene cleared her breath and roused her magic power. She put a lot of thought into making the magic square for the test.
The other students ended up showing the attribute element through the magic square, but she couldn’t even do that due to her attributeless magic power.
It was disadvantageous because she was lagging behind from the start, so Rene did the best she could.
She couldn’t help but be at a loss at the start but thanks to the book that Rudger lended her, she was able to figure out how to move forward and not give up.
‘I’ll show it to the teacher. That I’ve changed this much.’
She stretched her hands forward and slowly generated mana. When she focused her mind completely, she felt like she was the only one left in the world.
“......It’s a three-dimensional magic square.”
“As expected, teacher recognized it at a glance.”
Rudger looked at Line’s magic square floating in front of him and evaluated it that way.
If the other magic squares were a two-dimensional picture drawn on parchment, the one that Rene made was a three-dimensional magic square.
This formula, resembling the Rubik’s Cube, was called a three-dimensional square in mathematics and a Magic Cube in the occult.
Rudger scrutinized the flow of magic carved into the magic square to be sure that it wasn’t simply imitating the shape.
‘Perfect.’
There’s nothing wrong with it. All the horizontal, vertical, height, and solid diagonal lines that exist in the cube, as well as the sum of the magical powers in the cross section, are all the same.Điscover new chapters at novel35.com
It was a perfect three-dimensional magic square, with the mana flowing evenly in any direction and there was no deviation.
‘Did she study the magic constant to this extent? It would have been insufficient to produce this level of results within the given time period, but she did it.’
Rene’s shoulders, which were confident at first, began to shrug a little since Rudger was silent for a while.
“Rene.”
It was then that Rudger, who took his eyes off the three-dimensional magic square, opened his mouth.
“Your score is A+.”
“What?”
“On the contrary, it is a pity that I can only give this much. That’s how perfect the magic square you made.”
“What?”
Rudger’s successive compliments made Rene unable to come to her senses, she never expected him to complement her like that.
Rudger’s words were not empty-handed but sincere.
Rene can’t use attribute element magic unlike other students because of her attributeless magic. At the same time, releasing mana was quite difficult for her.
But her gains were as big as her losses. Rene’s perception of space, especially her three-dimensional space, was significantly higher than that of the other students.
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When Rudger spoke with his eyes tightened, the mouths of the students who were secretly muttering complaints closed.That was the end of the second test.
The students packed their own bags, so some students wanted to go back to the dormitory and rest, and some students went to take other tests.
Rudger stared at Rene, who was still standing there with a puzzled face.
‘Is it the non-attribute magic?’
Non-attribute magic is an unknown power and even Rudger does not yet know its origin. Even in the research book on non-attribute magic, the details of what kind of power this magical power was were not written down.
Most of the things included were explanations of how to use the non-attribute magic.
‘Mana flowed naturally into the three-dimensional magic square. It didn’t feel like I was forced to move. Is the magic rate that high?’
Magic rate it’s a measure of how well a wizard’s mana matches magic when performing a specific spell. This is because even if the same magic is used, the magic power varies depending on the attribute of the wizard.
[Fluttering flame], which is considered the most representative attack magic, is stronger when used by a fire attribute wizard than by a water attribute wizard. That’s because the magic rate ratio is higher.
‘The non-attribute magic had the lowest magic damage rate for any magic. The fact that this magic square is different means that it specializes in that direction?’
Perhaps.
Rudger made an assumption in his mind.
Non-attribute magic is not just magic specialized for elements that exist in nature. It is a much higher level than that, yet it is impossible for people in the world to measure it.
‘For example......space.’
There are many types of magic in this world, but the only one that does not exist is space magic.
Teleportation and Blink were treated as false legends in this world.
What’s funnier is that there’s also magic to interfere with “time,” but there’s no space. Of course, this time magic is not very useful compared to its name, but it exists.
In other words, Rudger was the only one in the world who knew how to use spatial magic.
‘If Rene magic is really about space.......’
It was still only a hypothesis, so he couldn’t be certain but if the hypothesis becomes true, then.
‘That power is essential to me.’
* * *
Flora Lumos moved with her best friend Cheryl Wagner to take the next exam.
Cheryl asked Flora, who was walking silently down the hall.
“Flora, how did you do that?”
“What?”
“The magic square. Mr. Rudger’s class seems different, but it’s very difficult but Flora was number one. How did you do it?”
Cheryl’s intentions must have been pure praise for her genius but Flora couldn’t be happy.
“I’m not number one.”
“But Flora got the highest score.”
“......Should I say it myself? It’s because there are other people who got the highest score besides me.”
“That kid named Rene?”
“What was that magic circle? And also teacher, he never complimented me like that.......”
To be honest, I was upset and it occurred to her that she encountered Rene near Rudger’s office. They didn’t know each other, so she just ignored it at the time, but it was very suspicious when she thought about it.
‘...That little girl.’
‘No, I’m sure. If it was anyone else, they would be overwhelmed by Mr. Rudger’s spirit and they wouldn’t be able to talk to him, but if it was someone with the audacity to walk around with the Third princesses.......’
Flora thought she was docile, but she was more like a fox than she thought. She seemed to understand why Rene had frequent conflicts with other aristocratic students before. However, Flora decided to ignore Rene for now because the tests came first.
“.......”
“.......”
Until she met Rene and the Third Princess at the entrance of the classroom where her next exam would take place.
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