Drug-Eating Genius Mage

WARNING (2)

It’s been 3 days since I returned to the Balkans.

Lennok was in regular contact with Jenny, keeping track of all his mental and material achievements in the Dominion.

Among them, the one that I was personally able to achieve was the flame-type unique magic of the Blaver Magic Tower and the creation magic created by Lennok himself.

Creation magic has only been roughly framed, and the only magic that can be practically used is gravity-type [Manly Printing].

Basically, it is a system that was improvised to elevate frequently used common magic to the realm of unique magic, so the foundation is still poor.

Of course, in the process, it was decided which direction to develop, but in order to go beyond this, it seemed that more advanced data collection and steady theoretical research would be needed.

However, the electric series is different.

In the field of dealing with lightning, Lennock already had enough know-how and knowledge to overflow.

There is much to be said about lightning, which started with the magic of Thorburn’s Magic Tower, which deals with lightning-type unique magic, but has now become a completely different magic of its own after dozens of changes in its nature.

Hundreds of copies would come out just by unraveling the know-how and the principle of ascension learned through direct use of magic, but… … Lennok decided to moderately restrain himself for now.

‘I’m known externally as an Elementalist, so I’ll have to choose a theme that can be solved by intertwining it with Darby’s abilities.’

Lennok’s fingers immediately moved as he made a split second decision in his head.

His thin, long fingers flying across the keyboard… … did not happen

“Does it make sense that the fucking motor nerves apply here too?”

Even if you increase the typing speed just a little, your fingers will miss without fail and countless typos will occur.

Lennok, in an unusually irritable manner, began to press the keyboard carefully, letter by letter, in eagle strokes.

Darby, who was crouching next to her laptop, looked up at Lennok and waggled her tail.

[Shall we start making an automatic writing algorithm now?]

“… … I didn’t want to use magic for something like this, but I ask you now.”

Twenty chapters would be easily passed if the knowledge in Lennok’s head was turned into a thesis, but with this terribly slow typing skill, it’s just a waste of time.

said Darby, who had hunched over the keyboard in place of Lennok.

[It’s so simple compared to creating an automatic flight algorithm. It will be over in 3 minutes. You can think of the file title for the master.]

“The title… … .”

Lennok looked at Darby’s wagging tail, lost in thought.

“It’s done with [Electronic Network Interference Algorithm Configuration Using Electricity-type Nature-changing Magic].”

[Wouldn’t it be better to just write my name in front of the thesis?]

“Yes. Let’s attach a picture of you and put it on the cover in a big way.”

[…] … .]

Of course, I didn’t intend to do that, but I was thinking of writing a thesis on the compatibility between the reality that Lennok realized while dealing with the cyber spirit and the cyber world.

There are quite a few stories to tell now that we have learned how powerful computational power and highly refined magic power of lightning affect the Vulcan system.

Lennok spent the whole night banging on his laptop with Darby.

It took about 10 hours for a paper of about 180 pages to be sent to the society’s mailbox.

Instead of Evan’s name, the thesis with the name of Aris’ lab arrives in the mailbox just before the deadline.

It took less than two days for the academic world to turn upside down.

* * *

“It’s been a while since I saw your face. how are you?”

“I don’t know.”

Lennok replied and took a seat across from him.

A leisurely cafe terrace in the afternoon.

A quiet space with no customers. Even there, the discerning eye for exquisitely choosing a table that is hidden from people’s eyes stands out.

Perhaps, this is the know-how that only those who are successful in arranging meetings can have.

“I wonder if you don’t get along well if you see your agent often.”

“Oh, while I couldn’t see you, the jokes increased a lot. You know how to say things you really don’t mean to say.”

Short hair that fell down to his shoulders and dark green eyes.

And even the chilly mana that has been completely captured and submerged calmly.

Contrary to his relaxed attitude and behavior, his momentum was as sharp as a single blade.

Indeed, even though we have met face to face for the first time in a long time, there is not a single change or an inch of confusion.

Agent Evelyn Marcia.

The archer, who is called the hound of the city government and has the nickname Hyeongung, sipped his coffee cup loftyly as always.

“Oh right. I’m growing celery these days, would you like to try one? great for diet It has plenty of magic power, so it should be good for your body.”

“… … it’s okay. Are you still running a vegetable shop?”

“then. They are doing business hard while traveling around the Balkans. These days, the profits are pretty good, so I think I can quit my day job.”

Lennok sighed as Evelyn smiled slyly.

“Stop talking out of your heart. Unless you want to throw a good story in the press.”

An agent who is one of the most elite units in the city government and is a security organization. Among them, she is by far the unrivaled talent and well-known to the citizens, and her position is considerable.

Of course, she’s not the only monster under Vulcan’s command, but she’ll have to overcome countless objections to quit the agent.

“I thought of it because it said media, did you see this?”

Saying that, Evelyn held out the newspaper lying on the table to Lennok.

“I heard that you published a thesis at Rabatenon University this time that turned the academic world upside down.”

“… … .”

“You suggested a new paradigm for how to use lightning-type magic, but I was curious about your opinion.”

Evelyn grinned at the silent Lennok.

“I want to hear what the most powerful lightning mage I know thinks.”

“… … I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

Lennok accepted the paper with a frown as if he was annoyed.

“I learned magic by rolling around in back alleys, so I’m pretty much a stranger to theory. Even looking at papers like this, you hardly know what it is.”

“Hoo… … Are you saying you’re not familiar with the theory?”

Evelyn’s muttering, as if she was going to remember every single thing Lennok had said, was even tenacious.

Lennok pretended not to know and turned his attention to the newspaper.

Although he gave Evelyn a rough look, there was no way that Lennok didn’t know.

Right now, because of this thesis, the amount of messages Aris is sending has increased fivefold, so it’s no wonder.

How absurd he was after receiving the phone call from Aris, who called in a voice full of emotion saying that he had believed in Lennok all along.

I never imagined that a thesis on the application of lightning-type magical powers to electronic devices would create such a huge sensation.

According to Aris, everyone is amazed at the achievements of a single researcher on a theme that has been attempted several times and without a single success.

When I was writing my thesis, I searched for a relatively common topic, but the root cause was that I couldn’t confirm whether it actually had any results.

It is said that derivative thesis is coming out one after another to Lennok’s tangible achievements, which were achieved by supplementing compatibility with powerful computing devices rather than simply shedding mana.

According to Aris, the number of citations to Lennok’s paper is already increasing like crazy.

Fortunately, due to Aris’ consideration, it seems that Evan’s identity and personal information were thoroughly protected, but the unexpected popularity was enough to embarrass Lennok.

‘I already have a headache… … .’

How to make excuses to undergraduates and researchers who will be bombarding him with questions when he returns to college.

“I need to see Aris Richellen’s eyes again. I heard rumors that they are concentrating on nurturing younger students, but I never thought they would achieve results this way. Are geniuses different?”

“… … I’ve never heard of that woman’s name. Considering that it is a research paper, isn’t it the result of that genius?”

As if Lennok had waited, he quickly sold Aris’ name.

“but. It’s ridiculous that he’s looking at 7th level at his age. How is it possible to reach such a level while simultaneously working as a professor? … It’s understandable that Sinclair’s Mage’s Tower was anxious to call her.”

Evelyn seemed to agree with Lennok’s words.

Is it to the extent that even Ibelin, who is talented beyond common sense, shows respect for Aris’ talent?

Considering that Grisha, a 7th-level shaman, had a high opinion of Aris, it wasn’t so strange.

In the world, Aris Richellen is called a genius, but it seemed that those outside the standard were more acutely aware of how great his talent was.

“so. What I want to say is, is that the end? I wish I could get to the point sooner or later.”

Up until now, he had accepted Ibelin’s words, but that was not the purpose of Lennok’s coming here.

If she, who normally would occasionally offer a playful hello, called Lennok out now, it was highly likely that it would not be an ordinary business.

In addition, if you consider what kind of situation Jenny’s bar is in right now, what she will probably say… … .

“cartel. Have you already guessed?”

“… … .”

Saying that, Evelyn put down the glass she was holding in her hand.

At the same time as the cup knocked on the table, the wave of magical power that spread from her fingertips instantly spread to the surroundings and became an intangible curtain.

Blocking out the sights and sounds of her surroundings for an instant, she stared at Lennok and said,

“It’s too big. give up.”

“What are you giving up?”

“Whether it’s your business or a bar. Either that or that woman.”

Lennok shut up.

“Cartel executives are monsters that even us cannot easily touch. All of them are talented people who have been rolling on this floor for decades. Do you think I will be your opponent?”

“… … .”

“I look at your skills and potential and give you advice. I personally think you… … .”

After a moment of hesitation, she said.

“I think he might be a genius on par with that Aris Richellen. I don’t want to see that kind of talent trampled on just to start a decent business.”

“If you’re that worried, why don’t you help me?”

Lennok smiled and replied, but Evelyn did not laugh.

“I would love to if I could, but… … It’s a different story than when Craig Tillian was rampaging.”

The necromantic black magician Craig Tillian’s terror campaign was very radical and effective, but it was a kind of conflict with the interests complicatedly intertwined in the Balkans.

That’s why Evelyn arbitrarily used her agent’s power to dig up Reisen’s money line, which was a senator of the city council, but there was no problem for justification.

But the case of the cartel is different.

Basically, a case where a coalition of companies gathered in the shadows became an organization.

The strength of the infrastructure, networking capital, and organizational structure it had reached a level that even agents could not easily touch.

“It is the organization that most directly intervenes in the shadowy cash flow. When the cartel collapses, the economic system of the underworld collapses, blurring the lines between freelancers and outlaws. There is a possibility that those who made a living by receiving work through brokers become outlaws. It is a difficult problem to intervene unless you directly touch it from the inside.”

“Are you saying the status quo is best?”

“At least, unless an organization similar to it appears… … Would you like to answer like this?”

Evelyn said that and let out a deep sigh.

Lennok laughed.

“Didn’t you know that from the beginning?”

It’s not that Jenny was calm even after being attacked by the cartel.

From the moment the business started, it was obvious that other businesses would come in check.

It’s just that the opponent was bigger than I thought.

In the end, in order to climb upward in the Balkan order, it was an opponent that had to be confronted at any time.

“I have no intention of ending up as a freelancer. But I’m not even willing to go under someone else’s.”

To be precise, he was reluctant to join the organization because of his circumstances, but Lennok didn’t even mention that.

“Then I have no choice but to hold the hand of the person I feel sorry for and go up. This is just the process.”

In the end, it was no coincidence that he chose Jenny as his partner.

It’s hard to find someone as capable and ambitious as she is, but who needs Lennok for their circumstances.

From the start, I didn’t know that the giant from the back world would throw a knife at me, but on the contrary, if I destroy the cartel, Jenny’s business could eat the place right away.

I had no intention of raising a white flag before I even gave an estimate.

“ha… … If I’d known he was this ambitious, I shouldn’t have gotten involved with him at all.”

Hearing Eveline’s lamentation, Lennok gulped down all the coffee he had left.

I don’t usually drink coffee with my body, which can’t sleep even if I drink just one cup, but I had more things to do today, so it didn’t matter.

“Did you say everything?”

“wait.”

As Lennok was about to get up, Evelyn pulled out a note from her bosom and placed it on the table.

Genius Magician Who Takes Medicine Chapter 197

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