Kage no Eiyuu no Nichijou-tan - 100 Ten Stories

Sylphia-Makina.

A woman who is a teacher of magic and magic pharmacy and a member of the High Department Group D for a year to which I belong and Elisia belongs.

Dr. Sylphia, who worked paperwork at the desk, rounds her eyes on my visit.

“Talk to me……?

“Yes.”

Successfully, Dr. Sylphia unexpectedly circled her eyes.

“Excuse me. I’ll get back out if you seem busy”

“Oh, no. No problem…. Well, Tweet, you’re always a quiet student, and I was a little surprised because I had the impression that you were being objective.”

“… are you so obsessed?

“I am, very much. … and occasionally, fatal failures.”

“Fatal failure……? I don’t know.”

“You’re about the one who made sleep gas and tear gas during class. Since that day, I’ve been so concerned every time I took a magic medicine class.”

Dr. Sylphia says in a very tired way.

“Well, aside from that…… it’s a consultation of cute students, so it will help you as much as possible. What are you talking about?

I explained the details to Dr. Sylphia when I got back on track.

That I am biased towards compression. And because of its physique, tell them that the magic mastery is lagging behind.

“I see… are you a genius”

After talking all the way through, Dr. Sylphia showed a convincing bare gesture.

“From the way things have been in class, I was hoping maybe…… if you are indeed being biased, you will sometimes be tricked into the magic of D-rank. I fell.”

Something like the observational eye of a boulder? Apparently, Dr. Sylphia had already predicted that I was being biased. I am not a specialist instructor in magic to Dada.

“Just in case, that’s innate physique, isn’t it?

“Yes.”

It seems to be an acquired thing really, but as Chris told me, it would be better to lie here and talk smoothly.

“People who are innate and biased often seem to feel that in their complexes, but they don’t have to worry about it at all…. If you go out into society and go through real life, you’ll see, real life requires more professional magic than diverse magic. Because in real life there is a division of roles. For this reason, the skill of bias is mostly admired by those experienced in the field. Your power will be of great help in the future.”

That’s it, Dr. Sylphia saw me again.

Technically, I saw the general student clothes I was wearing.

“And even so… Tweet, you were a general practitioner. Then you may not experience a real battle, but as you become full-fledged in any field, your bias becomes a treasure. Rest assured.”

“Thank you”

I felt cared for my students and I bowed my head.

“Well. Let’s get to the point… Tweet, you want to master all sorts of magic after accepting your physique of being a genius, don’t you?

“Yes, we want magic that can be used casually in any situation”

Once the consultation was now communicated, Dr. Sylphia thought with a finger on his chin.

“Compression’s bias turns any magic into something more lethal…. It’s a vicious force, so you need to be creative to use it at will.”

“Vicious, is it…”

“Ah!? Yes, no, that one had a narrative! Tweet, your bias is not so much vicious as vicious, its… mighty! It’s mighty!

Normally I meant to hammer him, but Dr. Sylphia misunderstood that I was hurt, and I wolfed.

Compression is a technique that bottoms up instantaneous performance instead of cutting the magic effect range and duration.

The Demon Bullet I always use is magic that would only have a degree of impact equivalent to a single punch of bare hands. I can’t help but describe it as vicious, because I use it as extraordinarily lethal magic.

“Uh, Tweet, you just want to know how to fight safely, don’t you?

“Yes.”

“That’s definitely an interpretation of being safe (…) not only for yourself, but also for the other person, right?

“Yes.”

I am familiar with other unsafe ways of fighting. But that’s not enough to blend in on a daily basis.

The Magic Competition Festival is an event that is recognized for its value because it is in peace.

I want to learn how to fight assuming it’s a peaceful world, too.

“Well…… there are two ways I can teach at the moment”

That being said, Dr. Sylphia stuck one hand forward.

“The first is this.”

Shortly after Dr. Sylphia told her so, a wall of magic was formed in her front.

“Barrier”?

“That’s right. Remotely Supported D-Rank Magic, Barrier. Simple magic of creating invisible walls in the front of the operator, but probably compatible with your genius, Tweet. … try it”

“… to try, even if they say”

It’s magic I’ve never used before. I don’t know how.

The very idea of remembering supportive magic was not in itself because the institution was only trained to fight alone.

“You may chant.”

Dr Sylphia said he was stuck in a magical activation.

Chanting is when you activate magic, you put that magical name in your mouth.

Normally, magic stabilizes its shape and effects by its image, but it is the chant that assists it. From the time I was five years old in the Kingdom of Terraria, I had to be educated to associate my magic name with my image, and I applied it as soon as it was picked up by an institution, too.

“- Barrier

At the same time it tells the magical name, the image is almost reflexively completed in your head.

Basically, I am unchanging – that is, I prefer to omit the chant and complete the image only with my own head, but the unfamiliar magic often has to be chanted this way to activate it. The advantages of chanting are that magic is easy to stabilise, and the disadvantage is that activation is delayed for the magic name to be spoken. For me, who handled assassinations and ambushes professionally, I rarely had a chance to activate magic with chanting because delaying the activation of magic was a huge disadvantage.

“You’re activated safely”

Look at the wall of magic that showed up in front of me, Dr. Sylphia said.

“Compression is a technology that interferes with magical shapes, so it’s not suitable for unstable shaped magic like Fireball. On the other hand, Barrier has the same D-rank magic shape, so Tweet decided that you can activate it without a problem.”

“… I see”

“Tweet, in your case, I find it difficult to master attribute balls (tsukiyu) when it’s D-rank magic. Attribute bullets like Fire Bullets are relatively stable in shape… I honestly don’t think they are suitable.”

“Does the magic to which the attribute is attributed mean it is not suitable”

“Unfortunately, it will. Because the shape becomes unstable when attributes are given. … The same goes for C-rank magic and attribute walls that attribute to Barriers.”

Magic has attributes such as fire and water.

For example, an attribute bullet is one that has been attributed to the Demon Bullet that I love. The Fire Bullet (Fire Barrett), which is granted the Fire attribute, can burn the object at the same time as being hit.

The attribute bullet is still stable in shape compared to the attribute sphere. This could be activated over time. Dr. Sylphia decides it’s not for him, and I actually agree with him myself, but you might want to consider him as a candidate for a new move for once.

“By the way, Mr. Tweet. Is this unconscious?

Dr. Sylphia points to my expanded Barrier.

I didn’t know what that word meant. I asked back.

“What does that mean?

“… no. I knew you were unconscious.”

That’s what Dr. Sylphia explains.

“The usual Barrier will be large enough to completely hide the surgeon’s body, but your Barrier (Barrier) is compressed to about half that size. Even if you’re unconscious, it’s a powerful bias.”

Dr. Sylphia told me to whine.

“Mr. Too Eight. Do you know the characteristics of Barriers?

“It’s magic to build a wall in the front of the operator and protect himself from the other’s magic, isn’t it? I remember being vulnerable to physical attacks.”

“Exactly. But with as much bias as you, Too Eight, you might be able to compress it down to hard enough to prevent a physical attack…. If that can happen, I think this magic will be a useful weapon for you, Tweet, in every situation.”

“… Indeed”

I just built a wall to prevent magic, and I thought it wasn’t very versatile, but it could be a technique that I would turn into if I used my own physique well.

Thinking about the use of the Barrier in my head… I noticed that Dr. Sylphia was looking at this one in a way that seemed emotional.

“I don’t know, doing this… reminds me of you, Theon”

I guess I meant to talk to myself.

But when I heard the words clearly, I remembered what Chris told me.

– Sylphia-Makina is the master of the brave Theon-Baile.

Technically, it’s with the magic master.

I didn’t know until Chris taught me, but Dr. Sylphia is an awesome man who rose to the authority of magic at the age of twenty. Now it’s time for me to be a school teacher, but until then, I hear the offer had arrived from numerous research institutes. He was promoted to master of the brave Zion, not because he was a teacher in the school occasionally, but because he was purely capable.

It is not possible for a general magic teacher to instantly understand the characteristics of bias and guide optimal magic. I had heard that explanation from Chris beforehand, and I wrapped my tongue around Dr. Sylphia’s arm again.

“Doctor. What’s the other way?

“Oh, right. Then I’ll explain the second way.”

Dr. Sylphia said there are two things I can teach you.

The first relates to the application of Barriers. I ask about the other one.

“Maybe, Tweet, you always used magic while maintaining (…) compression, right?”

“That’s right…”

“Then I think you should also remember to deliberately disarm that maintenance”

I don’t know what you’re talking about.

Dr. Sylphia explained with a smile to me lurking at the root of my eyebrows.

“If you think calmly, you’ll see…. What do you think happens when you free up compressed magic all at once?