Drug-Eating Genius Mage

Chapter 674

Genius Magician Who Takes Medicine Episode 674

Central Council Senate (2)

“... ... A messenger from the Senate?”

City Government Central Council Senate.

It is a part of the city council consisting of both houses and the highest authority standing at the apex of the megalopolis Balkan.

Bystanders who do not intervene hastily anywhere in the megalopolis, even though there is no place that their will has not passed through.

Could it be that those who, despite all the incidents, had never tried to make direct contact with Lennok, were now trying to deliver the message?

Lennok smiled as he stared at the letter Armand had politely handed out.

“I thought you would try to contact me, but I didn’t expect you to send a message like this.”

“... ... .”

“Does the Central Council deal with things this way?”

“Originally, we would send an official letter to set up a schedule or ask for acceptance... ... ”

Armand replied with a nervous look.

“It was notified early in the morning, so no one heard about it. You are not allowed to go through a broker.”

“so?”

“In addition, as far as special forces that can shake the order of the city... ... .”

Having said that, Armand glanced at Lennok and concluded his words.

“Because it is an unwritten rule not to follow customs.”

“... ... .”

Does that mean they don’t bother to take official measures against superhumans like Lennok who have gone beyond their limits?

Rather, if he had tried to match Lennok’s disposition to lead a thoroughly quiet life, he might have thought this way was right.

“Do you know the contents of the message?”

“Simply for the purpose... ... I don’t know the specifics.”

Lennok nodded.

“Open it.”

“... ... All right.”

Armand, who struggled to keep his balance, slowly opened the letter and skimmed through its contents.

“The time and place are stamped with the seal of the Senate’s message. As is customary, it is also possible to request transportation to an appointment via this letter.”

“You call transportation?”

“You can call me right now if you want. However, considering Ban’s answer, all equipment and attendants did not accompany us, so it took a while... ... .”

“good.”

As soon as Lennok stood up, the chair made of tree roots disappeared down the yard.

Standing with his cane in front of the fallen young man, Lennok nodded.

“I think I know roughly why you called me. Call me.”

There was no way he wouldn’t know that Lennok was doing most of his work through Jenny.

The reason why I took the risk and tried to send a message directly to Lennok as soon as I specified the address.

Wouldn’t that have something to do with what Lennok left behind in Machine City Machina?

I didn’t like the way things were done, but I needed to hear what he had to say.

Armand lowered his head, unable to hide his relief.

“Thank you for accepting the invitation.”

“How long will it take?”

“I will be there in about 10 minutes from the transit area in Area 17.”

Lennok laughed as he pictured a map of the Balkans in his mind.

“Almost from the other side of the city, 10 minutes is enough... ... what good.”

said Lennok and turned around.

“Follow me. I plan to clean the mansion during my spare time.”

“... ... Can I help you?”

Armand’s answer was quite quick-witted, but Lennok nodded as if asking something.

“Alternative system psychic. It also belongs to the axis with a fairly high reproducibility rate.”

“Thank you.”

“At first glance, it seemed suitable for cleaning and other household tasks.”

“... ... .”

Armand, at a loss for words, quietly followed Lennok into the mansion.

Wizard’s Mansion. It is also a demon cave that annihilated all intruders in less than 5 minutes.

Armand stepped into the hallway with a nervous expression, confirmed the scene of the shaking hallway, and froze on the spot.

Kurur... ... !!!

The entire mansion is turbulent as if it were animated, flipping and rotating the direction of the hallway and the structure of the ceiling.

A strange phenomenon that pushes out and melts foreign substances that are not originally Lenok’s, and slowly discharges the by-products to the outside.

“I will set the target designation. It should be fine to move now.”

Lennok lightly tapped Armand on the shoulder and stepped forward.

Armand asked, unable to move hastily and breaking out in a cold sweat.

“What is this... ... Did you endow the entire mansion with autonomous will?”

It is a landscape that has not been seen in the Balkans in the meantime.

But what first caught Lennok’s eyes was the fact that an airship similar to the one Lennok was on was floating all over the sky.

Air traffic in megacities, where flying is difficult due to the intermittent magnetic storms in undeveloped areas.

And Lennok knew where that cause and effect was.

“It looks like the anti-gravity engine is completely commercialized.”

“Ah, Van-nim, you haven’t heard the news yet.”

Armand explained, wiping the blood from the nape of his neck with a handkerchief.

“Regulations and institutionalization of airships equipped with anti-gravity engines were completely completed a week ago. A company that has obtained a business license is putting out a prototype, so you should be able to see many of these airships soon.”

“... ... .”

Is it like creating a new transportation system in a congested megalopolis?

Of course, since it was a successful project led by Lennok himself, he thought it would one day become like this.

Looking at the airships swimming all over the city gave me a new impression.

Armand cleared his throat and added an explanation, as if he had confirmed that Lennok was interested in the anti-gravity engine.

“Evan Bylon, the designer of the anti-gravity engine, is truly a genius. I wonder if Ban-nim has even heard the name once.”

A completely different attitude from the first time, which looked somewhat stiff. Did he become speechless after getting out of the tense battle scene?

Maybe this is Armand’s original personality.

“He only appeared in public once, but he has such a unique atmosphere that his presentation video at the expo is still talked about. There are many researchers who want to follow the Bylon proof method of the paper presented for the first time as well as the presentation method at the investment briefing session.”

“... ... .”

When Lennok didn’t seem to like it much whether he reacted or not, Armand talked as much as he wanted to say.

Rather, the soldiers who were frozen on both sides of Lennok were restless at Armand’s words.

“However, it is regrettable that Professor Bylon himself has almost no outside activities, and the dean of Rabatenon University completely ignores him, so he is hardly contacted from this side. If he just contacted me, companies and institutions willingly decided to invest are lined up.”

Judging from what he said, it seems that he was personally interested in these fields.

“I sometimes have the opportunity to attend similar business investment briefings as a public official, but every time there are so many researchers who try to imitate Professor Bylon, I have to say that I am rather annoyed now... ... .”

“Ah, Chief Armand.”

“hmm? Is there a problem?”

The soldier who hurriedly dissuaded Armand said in a trembling voice.

“Wouldn’t it be better to go quietly? ... It is fast.”

Anyway, Lenoch feels uncomfortable with Armand’s chatter and is afraid of how he will react.

Perhaps it was because they, too, had heard about what Lennok had done in Makina in Van’s name.

However, Armand licked his lips as if regretting the soldier’s dissuade.

“Um... ... But this is a really interesting story.”

“... ... .”

No, now that I see it, he might just be a guy who likes to chat.

Lennox smiled and shook his head.

“Go ahead.”

In response, the soldier who had been holding back Armand quietly kept his mouth shut, and Armand started talking more excitedly.

“That’s it. Rumor has it that Professor Bylon is not just one person, but a think tank made up of several teams.”

“... ... what?”

“All of them are using the name of Evan Bylon, but in fact, the research is the product of collective intelligence, not one person.”

Armand did not wait for Lennoc’s reaction and spoke excitedly.

“Professor Bylon has been working in the Department of Elements since he was noticed by Chair Professor Aris Richellen, but he said that he did not show much research despite his tenure as an assistant professor. Rather, it is said that it was more frequent to run lectures or get caught up in strange incidents.”

“... ... .”

Have you been involved in so many strange incidents at university?

He had even experienced a terrorist attack against the Department of Elements, so it was not an ordinary incident.

“In addition, there are rumors that Professor Bylon’s identity itself was quite unclear before he was guaranteed by Chair Professor Richellin... ... They say they haven’t even gotten their PhD yet. You can get your hands on it whenever you want. Compared to his outstanding intellect, he is a mysterious person in many ways.”

“... ... .”

Lennok, who had been silent, muttered, averting his eyes indifferently.

“You must have done a lot of research.”

“In fact, Professor Bylon is one of the most promising candidates for the Central Council Technical Advisory Committee.”

Armand lowered his voice and whispered.

“A parliamentary aide like me has also gone through the job of recruiting Professor Bylon once, so there is a lot of information that I have heard about.”

“is it?”

“Have you ever met Professor Bylon... ... .”

At Armand’s words, Lennok shook his head.

“According to what you said, he would be someone who doesn’t go out well in the first place. Aside from the matter of interest, I think he’s a very prudent and thoughtful person.”

“Hmm, I guess you also rate Professor Bylon quite highly.”

[...] ... .]

He could feel the spirit’s subtle gaze in his arms, but Lennok pretended not to know.

In the meantime, Armand, who cleared his throat and raised his mana, quietly blocked out the noise around him.

“I’m only telling you this secretly, but... ... .”

Armand, who quietly looked at the soldiers, murmured.

“In fact, the Central Council has already secured members of the think tank Evan Bylon.”