"Ha-ha-ha. Ho ho ho. What? What's a shukufuku?
"Oh, Curse, you're already into magic. Oh, my God.
Magic is very convenient to light, store water, let the wind blow when it's hot.
For example, the church earlier was made of stone, right?
It's magically scraped stones and then combined. Trees can be shredded without magic, but hard stones can be difficult without magic.
What kind of magic does Curse want to use?
"I don't know, I might want to empty it like a bird."
"Well wow! Flying in the sky is very difficult. And yet I can't believe you want to fly, that's Curse! Oh, my God!
Then you'll have to work hard. Can you work hard? "
"Yeah! Good luck! Yay!
"Okay, if that's what you decide, I'll start with reading and writing.
Occasionally, Urien asked me to read a book, didn't she? Can you read a little bit?
"I don't know, maybe I can read the book you read."
That said I point to the book.
Titled "Adventures of the Brave Murasaki Ichiro"
A common good and evil thing.
A brave man from somewhere far away takes an adventure, defeats the Demon King and marries a princess, it's a royal road story.
I thought it was for kids. Sometimes I enjoyed being dark or timid.
Take a nearby child hostage to defeat the Demon King, or poison him to defeat the strongest man in the Four Heavens.
Yet defeating a bad dragon was square and square.
I don't know why.
Perhaps such a ruinous place is the reason for popularity.
I've had it read ten times already.
Urien must be sick and tired of it.
"That's Curse! Then would you read it to me? I'd love to hear what Curse reads.
"Okay. - Read it."
'Once upon a time, there was Mr. Ozzie and Mr. Oba.
Mr. Ozzie went shiva hunting in the mountains and Mr. Oba went to bathe in the river.
Then a large peach sphere engraved with magic from above the river will flow with a bunch of bubbles - a bunch of bubbles.
Mr. Oba began his magical chant without touching the ball of surprise.
"Wow, Curse! You can read that much already! You read a lot to Urien. We're both confused. Your mother is delighted.
Then let's write the letters next, shall we? Can you write what I just read? Write slowly and carefully.
"Yes."
My uncle and aunt are somewhere else..................
"Wow! You can write so much already! That's just about as critical a word as I can read, but it's amazing! I'm sure Curse is a genius!
I've always thought of my parents as ridiculous and awesome, but they still seem to be for sure.
I hope I'm happy to be praised, but you have to be careful not to get me wrong and grow.
By the way, the letters are not the same as Japanese, but the grammar is pretty much the same.
So even if it's hard to write, it's easy to read.
I still barely remember the characters that hit the kanji, but the dimensions are that we should only judge the meaning from the context.
When I said I wanted to study magic, I started studying letters.
This seems to be because magic is closely related to letters.
Probably analogous to an instrument, it's the skill, the knowledge needed to read a score.
Does that mean that even if you can't read the score, can you use magic if you hear it?
Well, you'll see.
No one has found out that personal magic can be used.
I haven't used it in the first place, and I won't be using it for the time being.
I want to use it early and get used to it, but it doesn't work either, so it's a dead end for a while.
It will be after normal magic becomes available first.
It's also a fantasy promise to increase the total amount of magic if you use it from a small age, but here again, that seems to be a range of common sense.
The aristocratic class still begins to master magic when they are little.
Especially advanced aristocracy and royalty. Apparently they do magic education in half Sparta.
Lower nobles like us seem to be by the family.
Do you want to be a knight, a bureaucrat, a merchant or an adventurer again?
Because the direction of education is different depending on it.
If that's civilians, it seems to start early if their parents can teach, but if not, they won't do anything until they get into school.
In the first place, it's usually something you learn to write after you get into school, and then you start mastering magic.
So he doesn't think he needs to panic.
Come on, let's do some magic tomorrow!
"Ha-ha-ha. Ho ho ho. What? What's a shukufuku?
"Oh, Curse, you're already into magic. Oh, my God.
Magic is very convenient to light, store water, let the wind blow when it's hot.
For example, the church earlier was made of stone, right?
It's magically scraped stones and then combined. Trees can be shredded without magic, but hard stones can be difficult without magic.
What kind of magic does Curse want to use?
"I don't know, I might want to empty it like a bird."
"Well wow! Flying in the sky is very difficult. And yet I can't believe you want to fly, that's Curse! Oh, my God!
Then you'll have to work hard. Can you work hard? "
"Yeah! Good luck! Yay!
"Okay, if that's what you decide, I'll start with reading and writing.
Occasionally, Urien asked me to read a book, didn't she? Can you read a little bit?
"I don't know, maybe I can read the book you read."
That said I point to the book.
Titled "Adventures of the Brave Murasaki Ichiro"
A common good and evil thing.
A brave man from somewhere far away takes an adventure, defeats the Demon King and marries a princess, it's a royal road story.
I thought it was for kids. Sometimes I enjoyed being dark or timid.
Take a nearby child hostage to defeat the Demon King, or poison him to defeat the strongest man in the Four Heavens.
Yet defeating a bad dragon was square and square.
I don't know why.
Perhaps such a ruinous place is the reason for popularity.
I've had it read ten times already.
Urien must be sick and tired of it.
"That's Curse! Then would you read it to me? I'd love to hear what Curse reads.
"Okay. - Read it."
'Once upon a time, there was Mr. Ozzie and Mr. Oba.
Mr. Ozzie went shiva hunting in the mountains and Mr. Oba went to bathe in the river.
Then a large peach sphere engraved with magic from above the river will flow with a bunch of bubbles - a bunch of bubbles.
Mr. Oba began his magical chant without touching the ball of surprise.
"Wow, Curse! You can read that much already! You read a lot to Urien. We're both confused. Your mother is delighted.
Then let's write the letters next, shall we? Can you write what I just read? Write slowly and carefully.
"Yes."
My uncle and aunt are somewhere else..................
"Wow! You can write so much already! That's just about as critical a word as I can read, but it's amazing! I'm sure Curse is a genius!
I've always thought of my parents as ridiculous and awesome, but they still seem to be for sure.
I hope I'm happy to be praised, but you have to be careful not to get me wrong and grow.
By the way, the letters are not the same as Japanese, but the grammar is pretty much the same.
So even if it's hard to write, it's easy to read.
I still barely remember the characters that hit the kanji, but the dimensions are that we should only judge the meaning from the context.
When I said I wanted to study magic, I started studying letters.
This seems to be because magic is closely related to letters.
Probably analogous to an instrument, it's the skill, the knowledge needed to read a score.
Does that mean that even if you can't read the score, can you use magic if you hear it?
Well, you'll see.
No one has found out that personal magic can be used.
I haven't used it in the first place, and I won't be using it for the time being.
I want to use it early and get used to it, but it doesn't work either, so it's a dead end for a while.
It will be after normal magic becomes available first.
It's also a fantasy promise to increase the total amount of magic if you use it from a small age, but here again, that seems to be a range of common sense.
The aristocratic class still begins to master magic when they are little.
Especially advanced aristocracy and royalty. Apparently they do magic education in half Sparta.
Lower nobles like us seem to be by the family.
Do you want to be a knight, a bureaucrat, a merchant or an adventurer again?
Because the direction of education is different depending on it.
If that's civilians, it seems to start early if their parents can teach, but if not, they won't do anything until they get into school.
In the first place, it's usually something you learn to write after you get into school, and then you start mastering magic.
So he doesn't think he needs to panic.
Come on, let's do some magic tomorrow!
