Category: teacher

Chapter 4: Anger
 

The academy has senior instructors who excel in fire, water, wind, and earth magic, as well as healing magic. Their number is less than ten percent of the over hundred instructors.
 
Typically, mages who become senior instructors are deeply engaged in research. Publishing their findings and byproducts benefits both themselves and the academy.
 
Therefore, unlike regular instructors, senior instructors only teach classes one or two days a week at most.
 
In particular, Foar Perno Roses, the senior water instructor, is devoted to his research and only teaches a two-hour class once a week, barring exceptional circumstances.… Read more

 
“…There hasn’t been anyone in this academy who could handle close combat properly. Even those good at physical enhancement fight by keeping their distance and using magic.”
 
He muttered, clenching his fist and bringing it in front of my face.
 
“I hope you’re strong.”
 
Felter showed a fierce smile as he said that, then left with a brisk stride.
 
The sight of him leaving while swaying his tail, which looked rather cute for his large build, was amusing and age-appropriate.… Read more

When we arrived at the classroom, I spotted a familiar face.
 
It was Shenley, the adorable girl with white hair and a white tail. When Shenley noticed us, her ears on top of her head perked up, and her eyes sparkled. She looked at us silently, but her tail was wagging back and forth.
 
“Hello everyone! Now, let’s take attendance!”
 
Eliza said with a smile as she began checking names one by one.
 
Shenley responded in a loud voice when her name was called.… Read more

Chapter 3: Rumors of the New Teacher
 

The sudden tornado that occurred was apparently caused by magic from the new senior faculty member.
 
Unaware of such rumors spreading, I was pleased that the first day had gone better than expected.
 
“Aoi-san, you look happy,”
 
“It’s self-praise, but I feel like I did well for the first day,”
 
I replied with a smile. Eliza laughed in response.
 
“Indeed. Strauss-san also said you were very good.… Read more

Following the faculty member introduced by Glen, I came to observe a class in the high school division.
 
The class was intermediate-level fire magic for high school students.
 
The teacher in charge of fire magic, Famous Grouse, was apparently one of the more nobility-minded faculty members in the academy. He was a man in his forties with short blonde hair and an elegant air about him, but knowing this, his appearance and attitude suddenly seemed very aristocratic.… Read more

Just as we reached that point in our conversation, we heard Shenley’s footsteps coming out of the shower, and we fell silent.
 
After that, we had a light meal with Shenley and tried to distract ourselves with small talk before Eliza left the room.
 
By late evening, Shenley had calmed down considerably and was able to talk with me.
 
She spoke enthusiastically about things she liked, such as classes, the academy’s facilities, and the well-stocked library.… Read more

Chapter 2: Faculty
 

 
While being shown around the dormitory and receiving explanations, we used the cafeteria together for dinner.
 
Before I knew it, night had fallen, and I said goodbye to Eliza, promising to meet again tomorrow.
 
Apparently, there’s no curfew in the faculty dormitory since many magicians tend to shut themselves in their research labs. Taking advantage of this, I decided to take a stroll around the academy at night.
 
In the center stands the castle-like school building, with the men’s dormitory on the right side and the women’s on the left.… Read more

Chapter 1: Fidic Academy
 

“…So this is Fidic Academy.”
 
I muttered as I gazed up at the enormous structure that could easily be mistaken for a castle. Stone walls and spires lined up, with a massive Gothic-style building towering in the center. A river flowed, splitting left and right in front, and including the spires, the expanse of the grounds was beyond measure.
 
I had never seen such a building, even on Earth.… Read more

Prologue: Transported to Another World
 

 
I died.
 
In the hazy state where not only my bodily sensations but also my thoughts and consciousness were unclear, I perceived this fact.
 
I don’t know why. I just understand that I have died.
 
In my vague consciousness, as if drifting in the sea, I faintly felt something like a shadow weighing on my heart.
 
This shadow gradually grew heavier, deeper, and wider, making its form clearly recognizable to me.… Read more