Just your average stereotypical arrogant noble that thinks he can get away with literal murder because he's a noble and a teacher... despite the fact that one of the students is a noble of even higher rank.Kind of crazy how a teacher puts up a barrier that reflects magic back to the caster. Like, don't you think that you might end up indirectly killing a student AND be easily identified later by the principal or other school personnel who most likely understand magic as well or even better than you?
There's no thinking when it comes to these tests for example I was thinking if the MC shot a giant cannon beam and blew up the whole wall like typical OP mc's do but instead what would happen if there where people on the other side and the magic he just fired killed them? lmao so yea there's no thinking usually in these types of testKind of crazy how a teacher puts up a barrier that reflects magic back to the caster. Like, don't you think that you might end up indirectly killing a student AND be easily identified later by the principal or other school personnel who most likely understand magic as well or even better than you?
well, yes. thats the norm. raise someone from the ground up for a more certain outcome. raising a handful for a specific task is much cheaper and more efficient than to randomly train every single one to find a handful that are above the norm.Asking for such level of knowledge for school entrance without any lower level school present... This system is is rigged in favor of the nobles and rich merchants, who can pay a tutor for they children.
well.. to those without photographic memory it might aswell be magicIt's still annoying that they keep calling photographic memory camera eye.
This chapter specifically mentions that the grounds were built by the principal to be durable. And MC thinks about trying to destroy it.There's no thinking when it comes to these tests for example I was thinking if the MC shot a giant cannon beam and blew up the whole wall like typical OP mc's do but instead what would happen if there where people on the other side and the magic he just fired killed them? lmao so yea there's no thinking usually in these types of test![]()
I'm pretty sure bringing down the principal is just the guy's delusion. Even if his plan of injury went off without a hitch, I don't think having a student fail a test is going to shake the position of the strongest person in the world who seems to do whatever she feels like anyway without real consequence.The villain and protagonist are quickly becoming magic bros, which is nice.
Even if the teacher succeeded they country would be down three history-making talents and it would all be his fault.