Tensei Reijou wa Shomin no Aji ni Uete Iru

ter graduating, they will work for either the church or the country while being exempted from various things.
Would Special Talents be something like the scholarship students?

In the nobility’s case, some enroll into academy with “Our child will have the best results right from the beginning!” mindset, just kidding.
Most noble children have their baptismal ceremony held in order to confirm their aptitude, but if they have no interest in magic, “I will eventually learn it anyway~” There seem to be many children with such carefree stance.
Many children seem to get interested in learning their attribute magic after enrolling into academy and experiencing their first lecture.

As for our house, my parents aren’t Spartan, they simply believe that I will be losing out if I don’t learn magic.
So Otousama who was acquaintance with the court magician Marlen eagerly persuaded him with burning passion… well, well, Teacher Marlen became my teacher thanks to Otousama’s feverish enthusiasm.

Well, age is catching up to Teacher Marlen, so it seems he wanted to start taking things easier too.

Teacher Marlen said that I have aptitude for almost all attributes, so he taught me the beginner’s lessons in a short time… he’s teaching with quite the enthusiasm.
Thanks to that, I’m able to use magic up to intermediate level with, generally with no chanting He hasn’t taught me many the many spells that have intense magical power consumption and the many advanced level spells that exist, so I don’t know how far he will take it to.
I believe the advanced level magic spells will gradually come in the academy where they have large practice fields.

Teacher Marlen also seem to be getting slightly tired… it’s definitely not my fault… is what I want to think.

… Yeah, learning magic is generally like that.