Drug-Eating Genius Mage
Chapter 688

Genius Magician Who Eats Medicine Episode 688

The Witch and the Magic Tower (2)

‘Blaver’s Magic Tower Five-Pronged Beads Tatiana Chiglet.

A War Mage well-known for his bombardment techniques on the central front, and a veteran mage who survived countless battlefields.

Lennok was not too surprised by the shocking news that such a witch of fire was running away from the Mage Tower.

It was because he knew that she had been skeptical about the work of the Mage Tower for a long time and tried to escape the Ivory Tower.

In fact, she tried to quit the rosary, but was thrown into the operation of the handbook well according to the order of her teacher, Topju.

In the process, he was captured alive by Seina, a priestess of the church, and almost became an apostle.

As the Pandaemonium Victor, Lennok watched the things she went through bit by bit.

Although it has never been revealed, the rift between her and the Magic Tower must have already reached an irreversible level.

So, rather than the fact that Tatiana left the Mage Tower, Lennok was naturally interested in the object she carried and ran away with.

‘Phoenix Hall (鳳凰殿) of the lord of the ancestral tower… … .’

The Palace of the Phoenix. Even more so, it was the property of the previous Mage Tower owner.

At first glance, the fact that it is an unusual ghost seems unmistakable.

All the more, if Tatiana had fled with it and was being pursued, it must have been of great value.

But Lennok’s expression was ambiguous as he quickly scanned her appearance.

‘… … I don’t feel anything special.’

I don’t know who the previous owner of the Blaber Magic Tower was, but he must have been a monster who reached level 8 or higher by transcending the hierarchy.

If it was something left by such a great wizard, it was only natural for it to flow around with unconcealable magic or energy.

However, there was no trace of Tatyana, who leaned in looking for an empty seat, looking exhausted.

Of course, Tatiana is also a wizard who has completed the hierarchy, so she must have a talent for hiding magic, but at this distance, Lennok’s senses cannot be avoided.

If you can’t recognize it even with Lennok’s sensitivity, it must mean that you didn’t have it from the beginning, or that the way you hid it exceeded the odds.

And, in Lennok’s opinion, the latter seemed more likely.

‘In order to hide a powerful artifact, a procedure close to sealing is required, not concealment. If Tatiana is being pursued, she probably won’t be able to afford that.’

“Half that… … .”

Jenny also quickly spoke to Lennok, as if she had checked the people sneaking around Tatiana.

But Lennok nodded quietly, knowing that fact.

“Wait a minute.”

“Doesn’t anyone know?”

“… … We need to replace out for what purpose they came here.”

Within Jenny’s tavern, at a measurable distance, Lennok can intervene immediately in whatever happens.

If those who were aware of Tatiana’s existence and approached from all sides were sane, they wouldn’t try to fight.

In the meantime, Tatiana gave Jordan a simple order, took the glass, and began to tilt it.

Those who approached her, instead of hastily surrounding Tatiana, just quietly settled down and watched from afar.

In the meantime, one of the young men who had been chatting at the next table moved to sit across from her very casually.

“Sister, would it be all right for a little while?”

Tatiana’s red eyes lifted through her droopy hair.

The young man held out a small photo from the inside of her arms, not caring about her cold reaction.

“It’s a satellite factory secretly being built by Tentacion. There’s a big payout on the condition that you steal the satellite’s engine parts statement.”

“… … .”

“I need a wizard. Won’t you go with me?”

The young man naturally sipped another glass of whiskey and smirked.

“I came from a military background after all. Just look at the angle. How long have you been on the battlefield?”

“… … .”

“Warmages are treated everywhere. He is familiar with the concept of operations, has adapted to organizational activities, and has very quick situational judgment.”

He held out a coin shining in platinum in his arms and whispered.

“He is the best talent in this kind of operation. I was looking for someone like you. I’ll set the ratio so you won’t be disappointed, so let’s work together.”

A cool attitude of quickly and simply explaining the operation and giving the down payment first without hesitation.

It’s an impeccable proposal even on this street full of all kinds of scammers and outlaws.

If you came to this bar looking for work, it’s a great request that there’s no reason to view it negatively.

But Tatiana just sips her glass in spite of the young man’s words.

“The military dagger of the waist dance.”

She opened her mouth after a long time with the young man patiently waiting for an answer.

“A skeleton with three hanging heads. It’s the symbol of the Cerberus Corps massacre, isn’t it?”

“… … !!”

“An unofficial special forces unit that specializes in slaughter and plunder operations. It’s not a famous place, but the pattern is unique, so I remember it.”

Tatiana rubbed her temples and waved her hand, looking tired.

Her red eyes shone darkly.

“I’ve caught and killed a few of them myself.”

“… … There seems to be a misunderstanding.”

The young man quickly looked around and replied.

“I am no longer a member of the corps, and I have not participated in many operations. You’re a different person than you think.”

“… … .”

“There is a saying that the anti-gravity engine technology developed in Balkan was applied to the newly built satellite this time. Aren’t you interested too?”

The appearance of a young man who tries to persuade by revealing some of the information that needs to be told only after participating in the operation.

It would be impossible if he did not feel the great potential of the red-haired wizard sitting in front of him.

However, Tatiana only smiled coldly at the young man’s words.

Instead, he looked at the three shining red eyes that were exactly the skull pattern hanging from the dagger and said.

“I heard that for every 100 people killed, a red kill mark is attached to the skull.”

“… … .”

“It’s too out of fashion even on the battlefield to be so proud of it. Do you know?”

Evidence that well over 300 humans were slaughtered on the battlefield.

However, the quality of the Cerberus Corps is particularly bad because they carry the decapitated human beings for counting.

Murderers who cut off the heads of others for their notoriety have always been treated as trash, even on the battlefield where all sorts of obscenities and deaths are rampant.

She was secretly laughing at the young man, saying that he was not a person involved in the military.

“… … Whoops.”

The silent young man burst into a low laugh.

His expression, which had been smiling brightly, collapsed in an instant, and he felt twisted.

He spoke in a quiet voice for a moment.

“I bet there aren’t that many people who know us this well.”

“… … .”

“Your sister was also from the Central Front.”

At the same time, the young man stole his hand, and the dagger fell like lightning on the table.

Taaang!!

The blade of the dagger slashed at an angle in front of the glass the woman had put down.

“It’s okay, so choose. Are you going to refuse?”

The young man’s eyes glowed as if he would not accept an answer other than acceptance.

It’s probably because he wants more than just working with her.

But she didn’t care about that murderous gaze and tilted the glass toward the table.

“Hey, do you know what I was doing on the battlefield?”

all over… … !

The flames that rose above the alcohol flowing down the table bit the tail and engulfed the dagger.

Roaring!!

Seeing the shape of the dagger melting on the spot, the woman grinned.

“It was so much fun to cleanly incinerate trash like you.”

The expression of a wriggling young man. The appearance of two people who raised their mana almost at the same time.

The other guests who were chatting at the bar also look a little surprised and look everywhere.

Between the tables in between, the atmosphere was hot and on the verge of bursting at any moment.

“The glass of bourbon whiskey you ordered.”

Suddenly, someone approached the table and shook the glass he was holding.

widely!!

As soon as the glass is put down in front of the woman, the mana that the young man and woman have raised dissipates and disappears on the spot like a lie.

“… … !!”

The moment when the young man wriggled due to the disappearing magical force, forcibly suppressed by an unknown will rather than his own will.

Lennok, who casually sat down next to the woman, said with a smile.

“On the rocks.”

“… … fastness.”

The young man who recognized the opponent gritted his teeth and managed his expression.

The young man with a smile on his face spoke quietly.

“We were still talking among ourselves.”

“so?”

“… … I’m ordering another snack, so could you leave the table for a moment?”

“I think there’s something I need to hear first.”

The young man’s fingers twitched slightly at Lennok’s words.

Looking at the young man, Lennok tilted his head forward.

“Is that all you have to say after taking out a weapon at my place of business?”

“… … uh… … It is.”

The young man struggled to agree.

“It was a mistake to take out a weapon in a bar. Sorry. I’ll make sure to pay you back later.”

“Go.”

“But half I still have something to say… … .”

widely!

The moment he tapped the cane he was holding in his hand, the young man fell silent.

Lennok looked at him and said.

“I think I’ve said everything I have to say.”

“… … .”

The young man gave no further answer.

It was only later that he realized that he was trying to persuade a wizard with a more bizarre notoriety than the killing squad of the central front.

Even if Lennok burst the young man’s head off right here, nothing would change.

Only more people will click their tongues that one more strange major for fastness has been added.

It was just a miracle that I had a normal conversation with a madman who didn’t know when it would explode.

Realizing this, the young man drew his half-melted dagger and stood up in silence.

I got up with the people sitting at the next table who seemed to be a group and immediately left the bar.

A pub with incongruous silence.

Soon the others stop paying attention and start talking, and it soon turns into a riot again.

As Lennok watched, he heard a quiet laugh beside him.

A red-haired woman, slightly reddened from drunkenness, tilted her head at Lennok.

“Have you been watching from the beginning?”

“… … .”

“I don’t think I’ve felt like this before. Has that much time passed?”

At the words of the woman who smiled while holding a glass, Lennok finally responded to the woman.

“A lot of things happened.”

“Yeah, I guess… … . I can tell just by looking at you now.”

Having said that, the woman lightly raised her mana and pushed it up as if bouncing between the glasses.

“It seems like it’s been quite a while since you gave me a word… … I never thought you would come at a time like this.”

Lennok’s eyes shone sharply as he looked at the red-haired woman.

“Tatiana Chiglet. Are you ready to make a decision?”

* * *

Lennok called Jenny and introduced her to Tatiana.

“How long has it been since you brought a guest? Have you finally thought of helping our bar’s sales?”

Jenny threw light words first and shook hands.

“Call me Jenny. A classmate?”

“To be precise, a friend of a friend.”

Tatiana smiled and lightly took Jenny’s outstretched hand.

As soon as Jenny gently held her hand, he nodded.

“He is from the military. Warmage?”

“… … Oh, are you recognizing right away?”

“The atmosphere and the way you shake hands without showing the back of your hand are famous on this floor.”

Jenny, who responded as if it was not a big deal, put down the bottle she had brought and said.

“It’s not because of calluses, so don’t worry.”

“Hey… … You talk pretty funny.”

Tatiana grinned and turned her gaze to Lennok.

“If you are a broker, you must be quick to hear the news from outside. Have you heard of me?”

Jenny nodded.

“I know that he is a wizard who made a name for himself on the central front. Is it called the witch of fire? Class once explained briefly before… … .”

“I met him briefly during the process of arranging the affairs of the Blaber Magic Tower.”

Lennok briefly explained to Jenny, keeping his eyes fixed on Tatiana.

“Around the time I went on a business trip to help an agent work… … In terms of time, it was right after we dealt with Parden McQueen.”

After investigating the West Continent branch of the Blaver Mage Tower with Evelyn, didn’t he deal with Turan the White Lion and Zionis?

In the process, Tatiana, who was dispatched late because the elders of the Magic Tower in the Western Continent Branch died, took care of the situation.

Recognizing that Tatiana felt skeptical about the work of the Mage Tower at the time, Lennok had left the word to replace her if she wanted a new job.

Tatiana, who had been quietly listening to Lennok, grinned.

“You have a good memory. Do you remember that in detail?”

“What’s new?”

Lennok stared at her, leaning lightly against the garden wall with his glass in his hand.

“What do you want to say? Or are you really thinking of collaborating with me now?”

“… … .”

Tatiana slowly nodded as she drank the whiskey she was holding.

“okay… … Since I came this far, I must be honest. I need help.”

“What is going on?”

“Do you know anyone among the high-ranking officials in the Mage Tower?”

“… … You mean a high-ranking official in the Magic Tower?”

Tatiana turned her gaze to Jenny.

“I hear you are an excellent broker. It doesn’t matter if it’s among your connections. I have to secretly contact the mage of the top level of the Mage Tower.”

“I’m sorry, but that’s not our area of expertise in the first place.”

Jenny scratched her cheek.

“In the first place, the Mage Tower’s connections are not ours, but they should know more in detail.”

“If you contact me through the line or contact I have, traces will remain.”

Tatiana answered with a slightly subdued expression.

“I need an informal line. At least if you can directly contact a mage qualified to succeed the tower owner… … .”

“What are you talking about, a wizard qualified to succeed the tower owner?”

Jenny laughed and rowed the whale.

“It’s easy to say, you know how strict the academic world is for the preservation of the Mage Tower. Rather, you should know better.”

“… … .”

“Even the recognition of three or more mage towers deep enough to create their own sect, and a clear legitimacy that no one can deny… … . Wasn’t it your business to look at genealogies as tricky as the great nobility of the empire?”

“yes.”

Tatiana nodded.

“But there are definitely people among the high-ranking officials of the Mage Tower who want something to prove their legitimacy.”

“… … .”

“Those who have the ability to build a new ivory tower, but are waiting for their time due to lack of various conditions.”

It was only then that Jenny understood Tatiana’s words and hardened slightly.

“… … This is a dangerous story. If you do it wrong, you can pretend to be a group with a large magic tower.”

Tatiana did not answer. Jenny’s gaze changed even more sharply.

“No, you already brought Chuck. yes?”

At the point where you don’t know the situation properly, you hit the situation that goes back to a few words conversation.

Jenny seems to be more adept at grasping and responding to this situation than Lennok, who heard Hirea’s message.

“What are you going to do with the class?”

Jenny, who had been looking at Tatiana with narrow eyes, glanced at Lennok.

“In my experience, things are moving much more quickly in these cases. If you don’t refuse, things might get worse.”

“… … .”

Lennok was silent for a moment instead of answering.

Perhaps accepting that silence as an answer, Jenny let out a small sigh and placed her hand on the laptop.

“good. I’ll replace out if there is an unofficial line of wizards currently qualified to succeed the Mage Tower. But contact will have to be made alone.”

“Do that.”

“Whoa, no matter how many people you know, how could you secretly contact a high-ranking person in the Mage Tower… … .”

“There are names I know. Can I ask you to investigate first?”

“Write down a list. The Mage Tower you belong to, your rank, your gender, your age. Oh, and your place of origin.”

“Wait a minute… … . I’m not familiar with computers… … this is so… … .”

Tatiana clumsily pressing the keyboard with her index finger while sweating profusely, and Jenny beside her asking for the information she wants at high speed.

“Come to think of it, I thought of something.”

Lennok, who had been silently watching the scene from behind, opened his mouth.

“Three days ago, I received permission from the Senate of the Central Council to build the Mage Tower. Does this matter?”

At that moment, the voices of Jenny and Tatiana, who were tapping on their laptops and exchanging opinions, suddenly stopped.

Chaeng!!

The glass broke from Tatiana’s hand and whiskey spilled over the keyboard, but Jenny didn’t get angry.

The two of them stared blankly at Lennok, like people who had heard an absurd, absurd lie.