In order to solve the rampage on the night of the full moon, Kavoy left his teacher and went to the magic academy to study.
Kavoy is a standard introvert. He had no friends for the first sixteen years. As soon as he entered the academy, he was pestered by strange people.
A blond male classmate who has no common sense and doesn't wear shoes, and is easily driven by curiosity.
A genius shota who is arrogant and has extremely high emotional intelligence, but is someone who deliberately makes people angry.
He seems to be cold but is actually hot-tempered, and is particularly concerned about his status as a minor nobleman.
Gradually, Kavoy discovered something strange.
Why is the blond male student's blood blue?
Why does the genius Shota know the secrets of the royal family?
In addition, there are many strange things about this college:
The chief is a dark girl who wields a scythe;
The attic was cursed with no magic;
The fruits and branches of the World Tree are hidden in the library;
The old locust tree in the college has never withered;
…
One incident after another happened one after another, and Kavoy was adjusted no matter how inexperienced he was.
But beyond that, there's his story.
As the most powerful country in the mainland, Kansila's strongest confidence is the island of God, its rulers, and the seven silent ones.
One of them is his teacher, Laias, the Ice of Silence.
At that time, little Kavoy was lying on the ground, looking up at the sky. There was no night sky, no sun and moon on this continent, only endless darkness.
He was wearing ill-fitting tattered clothes, covered in blood, with long bloody footprints extending behind him, and he was staring at the sky in a daze.
In this world without light, he has lost everything. He decided to close his eyes here.
That's how it was.
"What are you doing here?"
The long purple hair poured down, closing his field of vision. Kavoy blankly found those eyes in the darkness.
Those eyes as warm as sunflowers.
"I'm... Looking at the scenery."
#JapaneseWesternFantasy, male perspective first person
#The male protagonist complains about the servant, the three friends and him are Big Shepherd (Big Shepherd (n.) Or Big Shepherd (v.)
# Teacher is a female protagonist, please note that it contains Oedipus
#The emotional line is the ending of oe, and the plot is the ending of he!
# Deputy cp is a girl who loves girls every day × The white and black prince who pretends to be very good but will break down in front of her
#Similar to the format of a unit drama, each person's story will be introduced separately~
#It's not easy for a small author, please pay more attention and collect it~!
Purpose: All living beings are equal
Reader comments
To be honest, I really didn't expect things to develop to this point... First of all, I really like the relationship between the Zaizai friends who will take risks and stand firmly by each other's side. As children, they may be a little impulsive and irrational, but their sincere heart for their friends is so precious... The male protagonist's world has slowly become bigger, so it is easy to collide with the original small world (that is, he has begun to take the initiative to explore and understand, even those forbidden things... After all, he is in adolescence when he no longer wants to be regarded as a child). This conflict between the male and female protagonists is the most tearful between them so far... But it feels like there is a foreshadowing. I wonder what happened when the female protagonist adopted the male protagonist?
P. S. I just noticed the teacher's red envelope now. Thank you so much [red heart] [please] [please] for letting the teacher spend money.
I saw this here today, and wanted to leave a message to commemorate it... Actually, I didn't expect this story to be very attractive when I first opened it. The world view is huge, and you can feel the vastness of the world from the large writing style, and the large writing style is also very easy to immerse yourself in. The writing also gave me a slightly sad feeling. I don't know if it's because the male protagonist is in a sentimental period and I am actually as ignorant about many things as the male protagonist... I don't understand why the male protagonist must hide his identity as a werewolf? (Although I feel like I missed some details, I plan to read it again after I finish it.) Why do elves feel so strongly about being a child favored by the World Tree? Even if it is unforgivable for them to hurt World Tree, if they really respect/respect World Tree... Then isn't World Tree's will higher than their ideas, shouldn't they respect World Tree's will? Or is it that this idea of "hurting Yggdrasil is unforgivable" actually stems from jealousy of the children who are favored by Yggdrasil, but has evolved into what it is now after a long period of time? (Although it has been mentioned before, my previous understanding was that it was a personal act, but looking back at the male protagonist's experience in the academy and in the elf world, I began to have doubts about this.) I hope I can get answers to these doubts in the following chapters, but now I just want to record my current mood.
Also, the character of the male protagonist is quite cute as a friend, hahaha, he feels very tolerant. Although he is stubborn in some things, which is a headache, it is also distressing... He is still a child... But I don't know if it is because I am used to reading novels. Every time someone speaks, there will be a description at the end of the corresponding sentence. Who is speaking, but some of the conversations here are continuous or even two or three people are not described later during the conversation, so I have to look forward to see how everyone's emotions were before the conversation so that I can judge who is talking to whom from the conversation... But for now, the story is quite interesting and I enjoy watching it.
To be honest, I really didn't expect things to develop to this point... First of all, I really like the relationship between the Zaizai friends who will take risks and stand firmly by each other's side. As children, they may be a little impulsive and irrational, but their sincere heart for their friends is so precious... The male protagonist's world has slowly become bigger, so it is easy to collide with the original small world (that is, he has begun to take the initiative to explore and understand, even those forbidden things... After all, he is in adolescence when he no longer wants to be regarded as a child). This conflict between the male and female protagonists is the most tearful between them so far... But it feels like there is a foreshadowing. I wonder what happened when the female protagonist adopted the male protagonist? P. S. I just noticed the teacher's red envelope now. Thank you so much [red heart] [please] [please] for letting the teacher spend money.
I saw this here today, and wanted to leave a message to commemorate it... Actually, I didn't expect this story to be very attractive when I first opened it. The world view is huge, and you can feel the vastness of the world from the large writing style, and the large writing style is also very easy to immerse yourself in. The writing also gave me a slightly sad feeling. I don't know if it's because the male protagonist is in a sentimental period and I am actually as ignorant about many things as the male protagonist... I don't understand why the male protagonist must hide his identity as a werewolf? (Although I feel like I missed some details, I plan to read it again after I finish it.) Why do elves feel so strongly about being a child favored by the World Tree? Even if it is unforgivable for them to hurt World Tree, if they really respect/respect World Tree... Then isn't World Tree's will higher than their ideas, shouldn't they respect World Tree's will? Or is it that this idea of "hurting Yggdrasil is unforgivable" actually stems from jealousy of the children who are favored by Yggdrasil, but has evolved into what it is now after a long period of time? (Although it has been mentioned before, my previous understanding was that it was a personal act, but looking back at the male protagonist's experience in the academy and in the elf world, I began to have doubts about this.) I hope I can get answers to these doubts in the following chapters, but now I just want to record my current mood. Also, the character of the male protagonist is quite cute as a friend, hahaha, he feels very tolerant. Although he is stubborn in some things, which is a headache, it is also distressing... He is still a child... But I don't know if it is because I am used to reading novels. Every time someone speaks, there will be a description at the end of the corresponding sentence. Who is speaking, but some of the conversations here are continuous or even two or three people are not described later during the conversation, so I have to look forward to see how everyone's emotions were before the conversation so that I can judge who is talking to whom from the conversation... But for now, the story is quite interesting and I enjoy watching it.