Ouritsu Majutsu Gakuin No Kichiku Koushi - Vol. 2 Ch. 13

[MangaDex]

 

[bruhjustletmeread]

yessir!

 

[blablablub]

Sera: I'll suck you dry!!!
MC: You can't threaten me with a good time!

 

[Flipinusername]

oh, were actually getting uncensored stuff, nice

 

[KeyOfVoid]

Thanks for the ScL! Your work is very appreciated.

I wish this Manga had more updates

 

[Skoll028]

Did I miss something...? When was Arthur introduced?

 

[ScryedParadox]

He's doing his job perfectly well as an instructor, it just happens to pay out for him at the same time. So the senseless fanservice is being pretty well integrated. So, sensical senseless fanservice. Nice.

 

[Inguaim]

Did I miss something...? When was Arthur introduced?

I would also want to know this, so if anyone answer this please also mention me
(too lazy to read from first chap)

 

[SifTheFair]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[thedinowarrior]

For an erotica like this theres actually little nudity compared to others, solid stuff though ngl

 

[Amariithynar]

God, this is such peak. MC is like Alucard from Hellsing if he was never limited and chose perversion for fun.

 

[Kidawesome55]

I like how the mc's fanservice is both logical and eye candy. Guy really knows what he's doing 👏.

 

[Axccel]

I'm starting to think that this guy actually invented magic, or well "ancient sorcery" in the first place as part of his goal of killing the gods. I can also see why that would upset them far more than just rebelling. Imagine in, say, ancient Rome with real gods a mortal finally had enough of their shit and somehow managed to recreate divine power and in a way that it can be taught to anyone. Not only would they flip their shit, but it would completely revolutionize the world.

It would explain why the people in that academy don't even seem to understand magic. It isn't theirs. Like if you are given a piece of technology and the tools to build replicas. You can do that, but you won't understand how or why it works.

 

[Amariithynar]

I'm starting to think that this guy actually invented magic, or well "ancient sorcery" in the first place as part of his goal of killing the gods. I can also see why that would upset them far more than just rebelling. Imagine in, say, ancient Rome with real gods a mortal finally had enough of their shit and somehow managed to recreate divine power and in a way that it can be taught to anyone. Not only would they flip their shit, but it would completely revolutionize the world.

It would explain why the people in that academy don't even seem to understand magic. It isn't theirs. Like if you are given a piece of technology and the tools to build replicas. You can do that, but you won't understand how or why it works.

Yup, their worlds' Prometheus, functionally.