[Western Fantasy + No System + Rise of the Bottom + Academy Flow + Rule Flow + Slow Growth]
Fifteen-year-old Daniel, when he was seven years old, someone pressed his hands and signed the house sale contract.
The house was sold, but the debt was not paid off.
With a monthly payment of fifty-five magic coins, he could only earn up to forty-five while moving goods.
In Aitra, magic is not a power given by heaven and earth, but an asset that can be loaned, issued and recycled. There is a fee to cast a spell and a credit to practice. If the account falls below the minimum limit, not only will it lose its extraordinary qualifications, but it will also attract the gargoyles responsible for liquidation.
Daniel's countdown only has twenty-one hours left.
On the last night, he moved nineteen containers at the dock, still missing 0.07 Magic coins.
The countdown reached zero, but he did not die.
An old copper coin that had been worn for many years suddenly became hot. For the first time, Daniel saw the scene behind the magic network: accounts that had been changed, unclaimed magic losses, and a set of spellcasting rules that had long been erased.
From that day on, while moving goods to pay off debts, he secretly learned magic without magic nets. He just wants to keep his student status, earn enough for next month's living expenses, and then find out what his father left behind.
But the deeper he investigated, the more he discovered that the entire Aitra was living on the same account. Dock workers, college wizards, goblin banks, and even elves, dragons and high gods, no one is really outside the accounts.
Since accounts can be altered and debts written off—
So, why can't the rules that determine the fate of all sentient beings be changed?
