�You� Who in the world are you?�

The scene created by Shirone a while ago clearly showed why mages were existences to be feared.

Even Amy, who often boasted about her unique athletic body, could not resist against the brief appearance of a whirlwind.

�Answer me! Where did you learn that magic?! How could a commoner�!�

Amy stopped talking.

The guards came running to the site after hearing the screams in the alley.

Amy clicked her tongue because she knew her family. If she were to get caught, they wouldn�t let this one go.

�Tsk.�

She stepped on the building, leaping and zig zagging up the walls.

Shirone, who had been staring blankly at those impressive, inhumane movements, quickly snapped back to reality.

�I�m in trouble.�

If the guards saw him here, they would interrogate him about what exactly had happened here.

�Dad!�

Shirone realized on that day in the city� That the world was cruel to the weak.

�No one would believe me!�

Shirone turned away and frantically ran towards the only person who he could trust.

The Karmis Family.

A 1st-class powerhouse of the kingdom.

Although they were not nobility from the capital, the outstanding individuals produced by the family spread throughout Thormia.

The only Karmis�s now left in their estate were Lord Shakora, the family leader who had retired, and Amy.

�I�m back.�

�Where have you been? I heard you skipped your training again.�

Although he was over 60 years old, he had the visage of a man in his prime.

He was tall, had intelligent looks, and wore glasses. Yet despite the scholarly look, knowing he was the best in the kingdom, he could not hide his pride.

�I�ve learned everything I needed to learn. It�s not even fun.�

�So you played around with the tramps? No matter how much of a tramp you think you are, if you continue with that attitude of yours, kids of your age will end up catching up to you. Even gemstones have to be polished to become jewels. If you let your guard down, one day, you will come to regret wasting those days away.�

�Gosh! That nagging of yours.�

Shakora smirked.

He understood the peculiar, pubescent child. He also understood the dissatisfaction she had toward the family.

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