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"Lugh woke up to find that he had transmigrated to a hundred million years later.
Earth was now in the midst of a magical era, where mages were icons of nobility, commanding the energies of the world and unleashing devastating spells. Despite his transmigration, Lugh realized that he was a piece of trash when it came to magic, but just as he was giving up on being a mage, he realized in shock that the world’s magics were written in English! 
Unimaginable power could be obtained when the incantations are read. Saying Thousandfold Meditation accelerated training by ten thousand times, allowing one to reach the level of Archwizard in a single day.
Likewise, saying Super Flame Dragon would conjure a divine dragon of flames that stood ten thousand meters tall, while Billion Thunderbolts  would summon dark clouds, with a billion thunderbolts descending upon a target in the blink of an eye.
Hence, with this special talent, Lugh became the youngest God of Mystics in the era of magic under a year! "


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Shock! The Spell Is In English!

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Following a huge roar from Big Mouth, a faint red light could be seen coming out from the light green storm.

Then, the huge tornado showed signs of disharmony. The whirlpool-like tornado seemed to have been filled by something and was expanding rapidly.

In the blink of an eye, the Wind Spirit Dragonfly's Wind Tornado was disintegrated by a huge force. The huge tornado lost its form and the whistling sound of the strong wind stopped.

After disintegrating the origin skill, the strong wind tilted in all directions. Emma and Lugh, who were at the edge of the field, had no choice but to use their hands to block in front of them to prevent the sand and gravel from blowing into their eyes.

Lugh's gray sleeves fluttered in the wind, and his eyes were filled with calmness.

On the other hand, Emma's eyes were filled with shock and bewilderment. She looked at everything that was happening in front of her and muttered, "What exactly is going on..."

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