VERSON

[Enter Loogam or you will die.]
“Huh?”

For the 15-year-old Mika Elbar it was a day like any other. He casually spent his time strolling around the village.
Mika was neither ambitious nor did he have a dream. Unlike the others in his age, he wasn’t really interested in adventures or subjugating monsters and demons to become a hero. It was enough for him to live his life peacefully with his family in the village. However, things didn’t go as planned. 
A voice in his head suddenly threatened him to enter the world’s most renowned magic academy, Loogam. The academy was known for producing the best mages, knights, adventures and even heroes. It goes without saying that whoever graduates from that academy will be swimming in fame and wealth.
Thus, reluctantly, Mika decided to try to enter Loogam with no hopes of getting accepted. After all, his magic was below average and he didn’t even possess one of the world’s 66 mythic relics. Instead, he only had the guidance of a strange voice in his head and a rusty sword on his hip.

But will that be enough to survive in the magic academy Loogam? In the world of Lorw, where dangerous and powerful monsters constantly threat the peace?

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Cover by Gakusei Muto (Instagram: @gakusei.muto)

The Angelic System That Turned My Life Into Hell

"With this, I will end today's and this month's last lesson. Remember that everyone has to attend the upcoming Opening Ball. You've been notified about the time, place and dress code. Thus, I hope that you rest well over the weekend and that you can give everything you have during the tournament." Ralph announced optimistically with his usual smile.

The black class, Belian and Harik gave Ralph a round of applause.

Then, everyone stood up from their seats and went their own ways.

"At least this side calmed down, huh?" Harik mentioned as he and Belian stared at the faces of their temporary classmates.

A lot of time passed since the incident between the black and the other classes. Since then, the mood lightened up and the black-class students were now able to continue with their student lives without feeling oppressed or restricted.

Before The Tournament