Twin Cities: A Spoiled Young Master Secretly Trains in Crystal Magic

Piltover's most famous good-for-nothing young master squanders money in public, but secretly keeps a crystal capable of blowing up a street. An old scorpion from the Shellfolk urges him to practice, and the shattered crystal has already cracked the antimagic stone pillar. The night Caitlyn catches him casting a spell, Regedo, covered in debris, gives her only one choice: either be his playboy fiancee, or become the harbinger of his doom.

By day, he keeps pretending to be a coward and taking abuse. By night, he puts on an alchemical grappling hook and sneaks into the Undercity to kill and silence people. Councilor Krey's heart should have stopped beating by now, right? The second young master of House Medarda parades around with an empty box, while the truly missing chapters are hidden beside Regedo's pillow. Every page glows blue, urging him to get stronger faster. The game has only just begun, and the blade of House Ferros must be hidden where it looks least like a blade.

After all, who would have thought that the good-for-nothing who cannot even take one punch from Jayce has secretly mastered crystal magic powerful enough to shatter Demacia's antimagic stone? And from start to finish, he has only one goal: when the time is right, to replace the sky over Piltover, piece by piece, with the color of crystal.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.