Reincarnated as incubus: I didn't mean to seduce you!

Chapter 945 267: Kael's Teasing, the Headmaster's Invitation, and the Springtime of the War Mage (10K) (Part 2)

It's unprecedented to have eight Magic Monarchs from different factions validate your theory. How does it feel? Are you a bit nervous?"

Luxius winked at his young student.

Kael responded with a chuckle, "Teacher, do you think I'm the kind of person who cares about that sort of thing?"

"I think you care about it to some extent."

Luxius spoke truthfully, "Not to mention, the way things are over at Holy Briania, they're definitely trying to use you as a target. With your identity as a Magic Monarch, at least you won't feel so helpless facing them."

Kael shrugged.

Mr. Luxius was right, he actually cared a lot.

An internal review by eight top Magic Monarchs from different mage factions.

Just thinking about such a lineup made him feel a bit overwhelmed.

For most magic underachievers, even just remembering the names of the Magic Monarchs from the Eight Great Sects from a magic history textbook is a bit troublesome.

There aren't many mages who have studied the theories related to the existing eight Magic Monarchs.

After all, the current magic system is already complicated for mages, and without a good memory, exploring the path of magic would be difficult.

Even if you're the type who has enough intuition and often gets sudden insights into magic operations, it's still hard to reach the limits of the mage domain.

Mages who are able to study and slightly master the theories related to Magic Monarchs are generally the pillars of their respective mage factions.

Just learning the magic theory of their own faction is already challenging; not many would bother to learn another faction's magic theory from scratch.

Well, except for the Magic Monarchs.

Even the second-youngest Magic Monarch aside from Kael, Luxius, still masters spells from other factions at a level far beyond ordinary mages.

At this level, aside from special spells and those that have been refined to the extreme by Magic Monarchs, ordinary spells no longer pose a learning barrier to them on a theoretical level.

It's just a matter of whether they're willing to spend so much time learning spells that aren't particularly important.

The cost of time is something truly critical.

Clearly, in normal circumstances, there wouldn't be a situation where eight major countries each send Magic Monarchs from different magic factions to conduct a review.

Such a scenario has arisen because the Helois Theory is too important for the future of Mage Academia, and having an extra layer of assurance is a good thing.

On the other hand...

The Mage Association also has to be responsible for the young talents joining Mage Academia in the future. The eight Magic Monarchs, each representing the pinnacle of their fields, are personally testing and challenging the limits of the War Mage domain to explore the upper limit of Kael's theoretical framework.

Inviting the Magic Monarchs to simulate a sub-profession is a considerable expense for them.

If the basic theoretical framework can't even convince the Magic Monarchs, expecting the Magic Association to invite them for a new Magic Monarch test is likely not going to happen.

Speaking of which, Luxius laughed, "I heard the Mage Tower in your territory is almost complete. When do you plan to take your Senior Sister for a good look?"

Kael paused, his gaze instinctively sweeping towards Senior Sister Lily, who was curled up in the corner of the outermost circle, reluctant to approach him, and then he laughed, saying:

"By judging the time, it seems about right to take her to have a look."

Kael said softly.

After all...it was all part of the plan.

Hearing Kael's words, Luxius, who had only been teasing his stubborn student, was stunned for a moment.

He chuckled silently.

It seems he had some misconceptions about his student's approach to women.

Perhaps from the beginning, this kid never hid his true intentions and nature; this guy is even more unrestrained than he was back then.

The reason he's slightly restrained now might be because he senses a constant sense of crisis chasing behind him, so he doesn't dare to slow down and stand still.

But now, with this candidate Magic Monarch status, the overwhelming pressure surrounding him can be slightly alleviated by four or fivefolds.

Though it's still suffocatingly heavy, it's finally not so despairing.

"Anyway, take a good rest today. Starting from tomorrow, you might be so busy you won't have a moment to spare."

Kael nodded.

He had anticipated such an outcome long ago.

"By the way, Teacher, there are some matters I would like to discuss in detail with Lord Bartlett later. Will you come along?"

Luxius was slightly surprised.

What could require both him and Bartlett together?

However, since it was a question from his good student, Luxius was sure there were some factors he wasn't aware of, so after Kael finished speaking, he simply nodded and said: