Reincarnated Mage With Inferior Eyes Breezing Through The Future As An Oppressed Ex Hero Volume 5
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Reincarnated Mage with Inferior Eyes: Breezing through the Future as an Oppressed Ex-Hero Volume 5
Good grief. My whole life I’ve been looking for someone I can trust, but in the end, they always betray me, one way or another. Even my own party members—people who I fought and risked my life with—ended up kicking me to the wayside, and now I’m used to it. I thought two hundred years might change things, but the only thing that’s changed is how strong mages are. Now, I’m a student in a world where mages are remarkably weaker than in the past. My only wish is to live a peaceful life, but things keep cropping up, and I haven’t quite gotten there yet. Even so, as a denizen of this new world, I’ll need to choose my path forward. Though I’ve mostly lost faith I’ll ever find someone I can truly trust, I still hold on to the hope that one day, I will.
Reincarnated Mage with Inferior Eyes: Breezing through the Future as an Oppressed Ex-Hero Volume 4.5
Before I reincarnated two hundred years into the future, before I even helped to defeat the Demon King of Twilight, I was just a young mage doing my best to survive in a world that hated me for the eyes I was born with. Along the way, I met some people who would become my reliable allies, in a party known as the Great Four. This is the story of who we were before we became heroes.
Reincarnated Mage with Inferior Eyes: Breezing through the Future as an Oppressed Ex-Hero Volume 4
Good grief. It seems I have more to worry about than the low-level pranks of the continuing students. Now that the demons have begun to make their move in the academy, I have no choice but to respond accordingly. The timing isn’t exactly ideal, with exams around the corner and a training camp with the Olden Magecraft Society right after that, but I must act. If I let them run amok, things will only get more troublesome down the road. Hm. My peaceful life is becoming more of a distant dream...