Youngest Scion of the Mages - Chapter 124

Magic Master’s Youngest Son Episode 124

“By any chance is the name of that place [Cloud Cookie Workshop]?”

For a moment, Persha’s body trembled.

“How did you know, my brother?”

“I found out by chance.”

“by chance?”

Persha grinned.

“I found out by accident.”

I didn’t ask any more.

“Do you even know what that place is?”

“I don’t know exactly.”

Compared to other dungeons, I know for sure. This is because it is not a space created by people unknown to Larsen, such as Alberto or Kirtel. This is an artificial dungeon created by writer Cha Seong-min, despite his limited ability.

I know how to conquer that place and what to do there.

‘However, I didn’t set up that there was a [hatching nest] there.’

This is the place where the original protagonist, Kashin Seid, acquires ‘Moon Shadow’, which later becomes the material for making the famous sword ‘Manwol (萬月)’.

“good. It doesn’t really matter how you obtained that information. All you have to do is bring me the hatching nest.”

“I’m sorry, sister.”

“what?”

“I also need a hatching nest.”

At that moment, Persian mana put pressure on Larsen. Larsen gasped. I felt like I was being burned to death. It was indeed the power of a powerful fire wizard.

“so. “You won’t give it to me?”

“yes. It is true that the information you gave me was helpful to me.”

Persha’s eyes narrowed.

‘Look at this guy?’

I am pressing with more force than the last time I applied. However, Persia is holding up much better than expected and speaking well.

‘If he had become as strong as I originally expected, he should be almost on the verge of fainting.’

However, it remains more stable than expected.

‘You’ve become much stronger than I expected?’

I don’t know exactly what’s happening to my younger brother. However, the growth rate is faster than expected.

Persia’s ‘expected value’ is also calculated based on the assumption that ‘Larsen is an outstanding genius.’ Larsen’s growth rate was enough to turn any genius into a genius.

“But that information wasn’t what I wanted. “You spoke to me alone.”

“So you’re going to just hoard information and run away? Do you know what they say in technical terms? It’s called a scam. “I hate scammers the most in the world.”

He whispered into Larsen’s ear.

“To the point where I want to kill him.”

Larsen was honestly scared. I also noticed that I was emitting more momentum than before. As Larsen himself grew, Persia’s momentum felt more brutal. Because you only see what you know. The current Persha seemed bigger than the old Persha.

Larsen threw the card.

“You may want to kill it, but you won’t be able to.”

He said with his eyes focused.

“The Thunder Dragon Stone is mine and I will have the hatching nest.”

* * *

Persha returned to her room. I sat cross-legged at the round table. It was a Persian who was radiating a bloody force as if he was going to tear Larsen to death in Larsen’s room. But now he didn’t seem to be in a bad mood.

“That’s Maton.”

Sando, my shadow, poured me warm buckwheat tea next to me.

“What happened with Confucius 7?”

“There was.”

Persha seemed to be in a good mood and told me about what happened earlier. I also thought the sando was unexpected. This is because it is not common for Persia to reveal this much in detail.

“In the end, he didn’t bend his will. “I put pressure on him until he almost passed out.”

“How much was it?”

“You probably felt like you were being burned at the stake?”

“Persha must have been really distressed to say that.”

It’s incredible mental power. Sando continued.

“But Mr. Persha, did you really give the information for the request?”

“no way.”

I shook the buckwheat tea in my glass. Warm buckwheat tea. This is Persha’s favorite car. I took a sip. I felt like my body was getting warm.

“Am I stupid?”

“I knew so.”

In the end, Persia delivered ‘information’ in the form of a ‘request’.

“If the 7th Prince had given in to pressure and accepted Master Persha’s proposal… he would have been greatly disappointed.”

“what. “It wasn’t bad in its own way.”

Persha’s eyes became serious.

“He might be my rival. “In the distant future.”

“That can’t be possible. “There is a huge difference in time and class.”

“I thought so too. “But it grew much faster than my precise expectations.”

I took another sip of buckwheat tea. I felt even better.

“It’s the growth of brothers. It’s good. Good or bad. The stronger it is, the better it is to break it. yes?”

“That’s right.”

Sando did not completely agree with Persha’s words.

No matter how much Larsen Mayton has an unexpected genius that exceeds expectations, the same goes for Persha. no. Most ‘Matons’ are like that. Mayton was born a magical genius.

No matter how hard Larsen struggles, the ‘order’ does not change.

‘It’s the same way that Persha is at a disadvantage compared to Evelia.’

There was already a huge gap that could not be bridged between Persia and Lassen. That was Sando’s point of view. Nevertheless, the fact that Persia acknowledged it to that extent was also remarkable in its own way.

‘Is Larsen, the bastard from the past, able to grow this much?’

I would be lying if I said I wasn’t surprised. Persha spoke again.

“Where did he get the information?”

“Shall I take a look?”

“it’s okay.”

Persha waved her hand.

“It’s obvious. “Your father must have told you.”

“You mean the head of the family?”

“Am I mistaken in thinking that you are favoring the youngest?”

“It’s a word that really doesn’t go well with the head of the family.”

“Soso. “Because he is her son.”

Persha takes a last sip. I drank tea again. Now there wasn’t even a drop of tea left in the teacup.

“Originally I thought it was because of that. I think that may not be the case anymore. “My father knows much more than I do, and he stands higher than me and looks farther ahead than I do.”

“….”

“What kind of future does your father see in Larsen?”

Actually, this is not what Decatra told me. However, Persia misunderstood that. I muttered to myself while looking at the empty teacup.

“I’m not uncomfortable with the fact that my father favors Larsen.”

* * *

Larsen wrote a letter.

[To my dear friend Kashin Seid.]

The Larsen of the early days of Possession, who thought he should spend the rest of his life(?) comfortably, without being as involved as possible with the main character in the novel, is no longer there.

If you can’t escape, you have to enjoy it. It would be much more advantageous for survival to build a strong trust relationship with the hero protagonist. Larsen decided that way and actually acted that way.

The content of the letter was not complicated.

The content was [Would you like to join me on an expedition to an artificial dungeon called ‘Cloud Snack Workshop’?]

Kashin will not refuse this offer.

Kashin is that kind of guy. He has the personality of a protagonist. I will not ignore my friend’s suggestions and will do my best to help him with all my strength and passion.

* * *

Exactly two days later.

The letter was addressed to Kashin Seid. A letter was delivered to Kashin, who was practicing his swordsmanship at the sparring hall. Kashin, who normally did not pay attention to anything else during training, responded to Larsen’s letter.

The attendant who delivered the letter was shaken.

‘I heard that you were close to Prince Lassen… but you stopped practicing swordsmanship.’

That was while Seid was practicing the four basic sword techniques. Breaking concentration. And I can’t believe that Confucius 2, who pathologically hates stopping midway through his inspection, would react like this.

“The contents of the letter are interesting. “Give me a towel.”

Kashin Seid wiped the sweat from his forehead. I immediately looked for my father. Carcia sat on the main floor and laughed, huh.

“What happened to this guy who was so crazy about swordsmanship that he didn’t even look for his father?”

“I have a letter from Larsen.”

For a moment, Karsia’s body flinched. It was a slightly different reaction than usual.

“Why are you doing that?”

“no. It is nothing. okay. “What did your friend send you?”

“It was about wanting to join me on an expedition to an artificial dungeon called [Cloud Snack Workshop]. “My other friend Lydia is also there.”

Kashin briefly explained the contents of the letter. After hearing everything, Carcia asked.

“You will go even if I stop you, right?”

“I don’t think there’s any reason for your father to stop you.”

Karcia nodded. There is no reason or cause to stop it. Karcia tapped the seat next to her.

“Son. “Would you like to sit next to me for a moment?”

“yes.”

Kashin walked over and sat down next to Karsia.

“What if?” What if it was a trap arranged by the Mayton family? Don’t forget. The Maytons and we have always been in competition. Competition cannot always be beautiful. Rather, it is more often ugly and dirty.”

“I know what you mean, father. But it can’t be Mayton’s trap.”

“That place has an age restriction. In that case, there can be no support from the main family. “What would you do if Lydia and Lassen joined forces to kill you there?”

Kashin closed his eyes for a moment. And answered.

“I will not forgive Lassen and Lydia for their betrayal of trust.”

“Does this mean you won’t be weakened by recognition?”

“Twice the grace. Enemies tenfold. “I will live like that.”

“Feel so good.”

Kashin took a deep breath. Actually, there was something else I wanted to say.

“And you just insulted my best friend.”

“….”

“If nothing happens there, my father, please apologize.”

Carcia remained silent for a moment and then laughed heartily.

“You are right. You are saying the right thing. good night. “I will.”

Carcia also admitted it. But actually, there was something else I wanted to say.

“Me too. “I don’t think Larsen Mayton will lead you into a trap.”

“if…?”

“Personally, I tend to believe in Larsen Mayton. But the Maytons don’t believe it.”

“What does it mean?”

Kashin felt some hostility from his father. My father rarely shows his negative emotions. It was an unusual situation.

“I’m not sure yet, so I’ll refrain from saying anything. I have confirmed one thing that I am not tied down by recognition. In the future, if we have to antagonize the Maton family, you will have to become the sword of Seid and cut out the Maton family.”

“of course. “I will not hesitate to become the sword of Seid when there is a good cause and reason.”

The conversation between Kashin and Karsia has ended.

Carcia allowed Kashin to go on an expedition to the ‘Cloud Cookie Workshop’. Some of the vassals stopped him. This is a place where only young children can enter. Maton is good at magic, so he might have done something foolish. I tried to stop her, but Carcia didn’t listen.

“My son is a believer. Then you must believe me too.”

“We may have to go to war with the Maytons soon.”

“Don’t jump to conclusions just yet. Nothing is certain yet. “My first child… is still missing.”

* * *

A few days later.

Lassen crossed the Black Sea and arrived at the Seide region of Betia.

Lydia smiled broadly.

“He. He’s become more handsome now. “He’s on par with Larsen?”

I approached Kashin.

“Do you have dumplings in your stomach too?”

Kashin was now taller than Lydia. Kashin also smiled brightly.

“It’s been a while, Larsen. I heard it was a pilgrimage season. “Thank you for inviting me to the [Cloud Cookie Workshop] expedition.”

“what.”

This is the place that Kashin clears in the original work. Since this is a place where you can clear it on your own without a strategy, I just suggested that we go together as insurance. This would have made it much safer.

Kashin asked.

“Where is the Cloud Snack Workshop located?”

Larsen took out a map. One point was taken.

“here.”

“…here?”

A look of bewilderment appeared on Kashin’s face.

“Is there really an artificial dungeon there? “Is that also related to the Thunder Dragon Stone?”

Kashin seemed to find it hard to believe. Lydia tilted her head.

“Why? Why here?”