Magic Is Only for Those Who Are Destined

Who says aristocratic schools are only about intrigues? The daily routine of St. Viglia for Luer Wine is: Skip all physical education classes, practical classes, student meetings or class meetings, I secretly cooked illegal potions in the dormitory with my roommates. Throwing low-level spells at each other or talking trash to each other in magic class, Ask your classmates for their homework for friendly reference. Playing hide and seek with my best brother at school. Of course, there are occasional minor annoyances: Why is the money in my hands becoming less and less valuable? Why does her father always force her to go on blind dates with people she has never met? Why do people keep disappearing inexplicably in the academy? Why should people think about the future? Why do my eyes fall involuntarily on the person behind me? A group of boys and girls with different personalities gradually understand friendship, courage and responsibility in the collision of magic and youth. But when the people around them made choices one by one, they finally understood: In this cannibalistic world, you either become a chess player or a chess piece.