My Magic Age

Noah wanted to argue with Shirley, perhaps remembering the saying "A true gentleman will not embarrass his beloved woman in front of his friends". He blinked, then smiled gently at Shirley Newman and said to her: "Of course, dear."

After that, Noah really lowered his head and dealt with the breakfast in front of him seriously, with an attitude of "I don't bother to argue with you".

Shirley Newman looked at Noah with great gratitude. In Shirley Newman's eyes, the little duke of the Mensa family had an unusually good temper. Shirley smiled sweetly at Noah.

If I hadn't continued to eat breakfast, I'm afraid I would have left alone.

In the imperial capital, although there are still many people who adhere to some traditional etiquette of noble gentlemen, some young people seem to have forgotten the word "gentleman" long ago, especially in front of ladies. There are more and more people who are arrogant and rude and don't know how to be humble. The reason is that because of the long-term war, the ratio of men to women in the Green Empire is seriously unbalanced. After the mate selection standards of many imperial women have been lowered again and again, there will still be a large number of noble women who can't get married, and eventually marry businessmen or civilians.

Shirley Newman originally wanted to introduce her best friend to me during breakfast today, but it seemed that the two arrogant girls had no interest in this, and they didn't even smile at me. Noah seemed a little unhappy because of this. After all, I am Noah's best friend in the Royal Magic Academy.

Although the cafeteria seemed a little noisy, the atmosphere in our corner became a little dull for a while. Shirley gave me an apologetic look, and I smiled at her without minding it.

At this moment, there seemed to be a commotion at the entrance of the cafeteria. Some magic students who wanted to leave the cafeteria retreated to both sides. The students behind them didn't know what happened, and followed the crowd to push forward, and then dispersed to both sides. Countless students who were eating didn't know what happened, and looked at the door.

A group of people walked in from the main entrance of the cafeteria. The students leading the group were the members of the Inscription Society. I happened to have seen them in the reading room of the library on the second floor, so I recognized them immediately. Ivan and Jimmy were also among them. They swarmed in from the main entrance. The magic students who were about to leave were forced to make way for them.

Some students who were familiar with the members of the Inscription Society took the opportunity to stand aside and greet them, so these people caused a small commotion at the entrance of the college cafeteria.

In the Royal Magic Academy, the members of the Inscription Society were the most respected academy because every year some inscription masters graduated from this academy, and no one wanted to offend an inscription master.

Ivan has been doing very well in the Royal School of Magic during this period. The two best friends sitting next to Shirley Newman looked at the cafeteria door with excitement, and their eyes showed some admiration. The girl who was sitting quietly and looked very proud even whispered excitedly: "Ah, it's Ivan!"

"Hey, should we go over and say hello to them, Doreen, didn't you say before that you would introduce them to me? Why don't we go and say hello to them now!" The girl with glasses said to the proud girl. Only then did I know that the proud girl was Doreen, and she seemed to be an admirer of Ivan.

"Billie, there are so many people, how can senior Ivan take care of them? I don't want to cause trouble for senior Ivan at this time, let's do it next time!" Doreen put on a proud look, reluctantly took her eyes away from Ivan, and said to her friends around her.

Then she secretly glanced at me and Noah, and deliberately said to Shirley Newman: "Shirley, let's go to see Senior Ivan together next time."

"Me?" Shirley glanced at Noah, smiled reluctantly at Doreen, shook her head decisively and said: "It's not appropriate for me to go... I'd better forget it. Anyway, I haven't thought about finding an inscription master to tattoo magic patterns before the first turn."

"Forget it if you don't go, but I think it's always right to have a good relationship with these future empire's best inscription masters while they are not so famous now!" Doreen said indifferently with her eyelids drooping.

"Tsk, they are not the best inscription masters of Laozi's empire, they are just a bunch of boring guys!" Noah snorted coldly, causing the two women to glare at Noah fiercely, but Noah ignored their glares and looked away.

No wonder he put on a stinky face when he saw us. I finally knew some of the reasons. Maybe it was because of Ivan. After all, Noah, Dennis and I beat Ivan severely at the beginning of the school year. This battle made us dare not mess with the freshmen.

I couldn't help but feel funny when I thought about it. I lived in the Royal Magic Academy for less than four months, and more than a month of it was spent on the Yello plane. But even so, I made some friends in the magic academy without knowing it, and also made a lot of enemies inexplicably. It seems that it has never stopped since Quentin, Ivan, Jimmy, Diego, William... It's really getting more and more troublesome.

"Who did I think it was? It turned out to be the defeated group of Mingwen Club!" Noah said to me in a low voice with disdain while holding the silver spoon.

Seeing Noah's playful attitude, Doreen was very angry, her face flushed red, and she stretched out a hand to fan herself, saying in a harsh tone: "Don't you know that if you offend an inscriptionist, your name may appear on the blacklist of the Inscriptionist Guild? My God, who gave you such courage? Don't you want those magic patterns for the rest of your life?"

Noah said to the proud Doreen with confidence: "In fact, I will prove to you that the people in the Inscription Society of our Magic Academy cannot represent all the inscriptionists. What should I worry about?"

I also followed Noah and added: "I have nothing to worry about!" This showed that I was standing in the same trench with Noah, and even high-fived Noah to celebrate.

Noah and I were playing tricks at the table, which made Shirley Newman on the opposite side laugh. Of course, she knew that Noah was from the Mensa family, which was a wealthy and aristocratic family. Noah certainly would not be careful about whether he offended a young inscriptionist.

Ivan's group carried their plates and looked for a place to sit. Many students asked them to sit down and eat together, but they all smiled and refused.

Doreen also waved to Ivan's group. Shirley Newman didn't have time to stop them. She looked at Noah and me awkwardly, with a hint of apology in her eyes. However, Noah and I felt that there was nothing to worry about, knowing that they would never risk being ridiculed by us to sit here.

Ivan's eyes swept over Noah and me, turned his head away calmly, and passed by us with his companions, talking and laughing. As Noah and I expected, he did not stop.

Doreen and Billie could not hide the disappointment in their eyes, looked at each other, and then smiled at each other reluctantly.

This group of people from the Inscription Society occupied a corner of the dining table in the cafeteria alone. As soon as they sat down, many magic students came over with plates. It seemed that everyone was very interested in the magic pattern structure they were designing, and they all wanted to join them and chat with them.

Facing Shirley Newman's two best friends, Noah and I had no intention of continuing the conversation, so we hastily stuffed the food on the plate into our stomachs, said hello to Shirley, and got up to leave the cafeteria. Unexpectedly, Shirley Newman also left her friends and followed us out of the cafeteria of the magic academy.

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It started to drizzle outside before the magic skills practice class was over.

I thought the rain would stop soon, but I didn't expect it to get heavier and heavier, forming a huge rain curtain on the rainproof eaves outside the teaching building. Countless water curtains fell from the roof, like a series of crystal clear beads, hitting the ground full of water, splashing countless small water splashes.

A few lightning bolts suddenly lit up, forming a thunder waterfall in the sky as black as the bottom of a pot. In such a moment, it seemed to cover the imperial capital with a layer of silver coat. Ten seconds later, the rolling thunder came slowly from the sky. At the beginning, it was very dull, and later it was a continuous explosion, with a huge momentum.

Many magic students walked in the rain with pale yellow magic shields, forming a unique landscape in the square of the Royal School of Magic.

Noah and Shirley stood at the door of the building. The two stood together, with Noah holding up a magic shield and waving to me. The two strode into the rain with magic shields on their heads. It must be a very good experience to walk in the rain with magic shields on their heads.

In a short time, most of the magic students gathered at the door of the teaching building had left. Some magicians even put magic cone hats on their heads, hugged magic books tightly, and walked directly into the heavy rain and disappeared.

The remaining small number of people were all magic students who did not have magic shield scrolls and did not have the courage to wear magic cone hats and rush into the rain alone. These people were still looking forward to the heavy rain to gradually decrease or stop. Everyone looked at the gray sky quietly, calculating the direction of the cumulonimbus clouds.

Standing at the entrance of the teaching building, I saw Shirley's two friends Doreen and Billie among the students waiting for the rain to stop. They were chatting and watching the weather outside. Obviously, they didn't have a magic shield scroll. If they didn't want to be soaked, they could only stand at the door and wait for the rain to stop.

But at this time, they also saw me in the crowd and found that I didn't leave. They turned their eyes away with contempt, as if saying: If you leave Noah, you still don't have a magic shield scroll.

The figures of second-year students began to appear one after another at the entrance of the teaching building. These students had relatively rich families, so it was nothing to take out a magic shield scroll. These seniors held up magic shields and walked into the rain one after another.

Not long after, Ivan and Diego also appeared at the entrance of the teaching building. Diego frowned and looked up at the sky, looking very unhappy. Ivan always maintained his demeanor. Both of them had cold faces, which seemed to have a very special cold taste. It was precisely this style that caused some female magicians who stopped at the entrance of the teaching building to show extremely admiring eyes.

The two did not stop at the entrance of the teaching building. They took out a magic scroll from their magic waist bags, recited a short spell, wrapped themselves in magic shields, and were about to walk into the rain.

"Senior Ivan!" Doreen, who was standing at the entrance of the teaching building, blushed and mustered up the courage to shout to Ivan in the surprised eyes of her friend Billie.

Ivan turned his head and looked at the somewhat rash girl in confusion.

"Senior Ivan, have you forgotten me? I'm Doreen. We met at Madam Alia's Royal Ball the day before yesterday. You even invited me to dance." Doreen looked at Ivan with admiration. explain.

Ivan and Diego stopped. Diego looked at Ivan with a half-smile, while Ivan frowned calmly, and then asked Doreen in a calm tone: "Oh, so it turns out It’s schoolgirl Doreen, what’s the matter?”

These modest and polite words made Doreen happy. She glanced at her friend Billie, her expression seemed to be saying: Look, I didn't lie to you, senior Ivan and I knew each other.

At this time, Billie also looked at Ivan with excitement, not caring about Doreen's expression at all.

"It's raining heavily today. I wonder if you can bring..."

Before Doreen could finish what she said, Ivan impatiently took out a magic shield scroll and threw it to Doreen, then walked into the rain without looking back. Diego smiled playfully and chased Ivan. Go.

Doreen was left holding a magic shield scroll and was at a loss. Her face turned red and white, and her expression was very ugly. Billie stood next to her friend and looked at her friend with some embarrassment. She didn't know at this time He should say some comforting words to her, and habitually pushed up the black glasses on the bridge of his nose.

There was a hint of embarrassment in Doreen's smile, but she still remained calm in front of her friend. She held her friend's hand, and when the two of them stood together and prepared to open the magic shield, she did not forget to give me a disdainful look. Eyes.

Third grade students began to appear at the door of the teaching building.

A figure wearing a Kalemian magic robe slowly walked over from the corner of the stairs. The magic students he met along the way moved out of the way, as if their queen had arrived. Qige held a magic book in her arms. The book appeared in my sight. Takama was wearing tight-fitting leather armor and always pretending not to approach strangers, following Qige.

Qige stood beside me as if nothing had happened, looking up at the water curtains hanging in the sky, frowning slightly, and under the gaze of everyone, she said to me as if nothing had happened: "Why are you so stupid if you haven't used magic yet?" ?”

I opened my mouth, looked at Qige speechlessly, and said to myself: Didn’t we agree that we would treat each other as strangers in the academy?

The rich water element filled the air. With just a slight thought, I could easily gather a water ball in my hand without spending any mana.

On rainy days, the casting speed of any water magic will increase by at least 20%, and the consumption of mana in the body is less than half of usual.

Controlling a ball of pure water polo, it transformed into a huge hollow water polo in the air, covering Qige and I inside. In the envious eyes of the magic students guarding the door of the teaching building, we walked in the rain with the huge water polo on our heads. , rainwater falling on the water polo will immediately dissolve completely into the water curtain, and the excess rainwater will flow along the water polo to the ground.

If someone is careful, they will find that when I walk in the rain, I am actually standing on the water of the rain, and even my boots are not wet.