When Mil, who was a severe Western fantasy control man, unexpectedly "died" and was told by the God Realm that he would have to wait a hundred years before he could go back, he had no regrets at all. Instead, he was so excited that he almost jumped up on the spot.
Magical world? Dragon Elf? Goldfinger? Want them all!
With full-level six-element magic and the heart of a middle-school boy, Mir parachuted into the world of Artanis and met the seriously injured young man Wayne.
One heals fatal wounds with a wave of his hand, and the other opens his eyes and recognizes the other person as an angel.
Mir thought he was pretending to be inscrutable, but he didn't know that he didn't even know what "silent magic" was. In this world where chanting is required to cast spells, he had already exposed some kind of "supernormal" identity.
But Wayne, the second prince of the Kingdom of Camelot and the captain of the adventure team, chose to remain silent.
He just quietly looked at this young man who squinted his eyes to form a crescent when eating dessert, watched him forget to eat while reading, and watched him smile brighter than the sun when he stood on the top of the mountain and was gilded by the setting sun.
But when his partner asked, "How do you decide to treat him?" Wayne was silent.
Because in this world, he knows what a silent magician means better than anyone else.
Mir was still happily munching on snacks, completely unaware that his casual touch had plunged everyone around him into a silent storm about "secrets and trust."
This is the daily life in the magical world of a serious Chuuni time traveler × His Royal Highness the Gentle Second Prince.
[Also known as: I thought I was pretending to be a boss, but in fact I had already fallen off the horse]
Concept: The truth of the magical world is far more complicated than what is written in the novel. And some heartbeats have already started from the first second I opened my eyes and saw you.