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... Magic Academy.

Sein did not have many academy merit points, just a few. This was because ever since he became Master Morsidor’s apprentice, he had not taken on any academy tasks. He dedicated all his time to his studies.

The academy merit points he had accumulated over the past few years had already been spent on acquiring study materials for the Minor Fireball spell and other magic knowledge.

There were reasons why he had chosen the Minor Fireball spell as his first magi ...

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