Tomoyuki

Richard Huang, by bravely sacrificing himself, is given a new chance at life. In a world filled with technology so advanced that it is indistinguishable from magic, and overrun by monsters from another dimension. Following the footsteps of his adopted father, he enrolls in Jing Tian Magic Academy to become a summoner.

Wait, what? Summoning is not viable? The current meta is all about fast, aggressive burn spells or lockdown and control strategies? Getting defeated by swift combat techniques before I can summon my giant monsters?

...sucks to be me, I guess.

Warning: contains a lot of parodies of other stories (most noticeably Battle Frenzy) and fourth-wall breaking. If you hate Deadpool, you'll probably hate this story too.

Summoner Sovereign

"We're going to have a classical literature lesson now!" Principal Porter declared cheerfully, much to the students' dismay.

There was a bunch of students who weren't able to help themselves from crying out in shock. I didn't blame them. I didn't expect that too. I mean, seriously? Why would the principal of one of the most prestigious academies in the Federation suddenly deliver a classical literature lecture to combat magic students? Most of whom wouldn't be interested in the subject? Even Harrison Reed was frowning, and he was the most studious guy I knew.

However, I found myself perked by the topic. Even though I didn't care much about classical literature, history was one of my favorite subjects, after all. A lot of myths, folktales and legends were derived from classical literature, and those were certainly my topics of interest.

"I'm sure you've all at least heard about the Greek epics?"

Chapter 275: Debate