Ayazia27

Thousands of years ago, The Magus Games were founded, and every young magus from various academies was forced to participate in deadly battles, throwing them into the arena of slaughter. Two kingdoms that stood on a large and ancient continent, it is said that the Gropus Continent was a lost continent called the Blue Continent. But it disappeared without a trace, just a legend passed down from generation to generation.

The Magus Games were born from the games of the past that continue to exist in the present and the future. I don't know who started it. Such a terrible game that throws the young Magus into the arena of slaughter. Survive while slaughtering each other and facing something terrible just to achieve victory.

Morgan Agathias, could that be his name, or is there another name hidden behind a mystery?

Morgan lives in a poor neighborhood in a disadvantaged area. Discrimination and injustice made Morgan want to become the strongest magus and turn his kingdom and birthplace into a peaceful place.

Armed with a genius brain and boundless spirit magic power, but not enough to overcome his weaknesses. Just practicing is not enough, let alone facing the strongest enemies that await him in the future.

No one knows what secrets lie within. Morgan will find out, and he will be caught in a vortex of vengeance that has existed for thousands of years.

The Magus Games

Time seemed to pass slowly and I was in this place, a cave, where the figure of me stood on the throne. I saw my twin again. He was still the same with a cold and calm face, the figure of that fiery creature standing next to my twin. The Crimson Flame Wolf, who had become my twin's pet.

Oh, right. How long has it been since I saw him?

When I needed his strength, but my twin didn't help me.

However, flashes of bad memories flashed through my mind like a holographic screen image that I couldn't touch. The vision of a huge explosion tearing a mountain apart, landslides and rocks falling on a village below.

The people still injured outside the mine could not be saved from the terrible disaster that was hitting them directly.

The memory became clearer and I realized that the situation should have happened, but I was in that place.

Chapter 138 Rest Period