Truth Weavers

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Chapter 9.2

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz (Why did Leon refuse to let me go to the Iron Fortress?) Once, it had been Leon himself who told Zechs to return to the Iron Fortress someday. It was contradictory for him to refuse now after having said it himself. Could it be that, as Aldo suggested, he was trying to block Zechs' future out of some petty feeling of jealousy? If that was the case, it was unforgivable. But he wondered if Leon would really do something like that. It was just past noon…
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Chapter 9.1

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz Basically, Zechs's approach was to go to Daza after being contacted when something happened, but aside from that, he always made sure to show up at the beginning of the month even if nothing happened. It was a kind of ritual to greet his Guild Master, who had been taking care of him, and to reduce friction with other mages. However, recently there hadn't been a month when he hadn't been summoned. In Daza, which was far from the Capital, near the border, and…
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Chapter 8

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz Even after knocking on the door of the hut, there was no response from inside. It was a small hut, barely ten steps from end to end, so unless the person inside was asleep, he should have heard the knocks. With that thought, Gateau walked around the hut, along its outer wall. Winter was becoming increasingly harsh, and the strong wind blowing from the mountain made him instinctively hunch his shoulders. Behind the hut, nestled between the trees, was a long and…
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Chapter 7.2, Year 957 of Chronicle of Truth, The First Month of Azure Water Season

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz When there was no work from the Guild, Zechs's daily routine involved either studying magic in the hut on the outskirts of Lille or doing household chores and farming. When he joined the Guild, people were surprised that he never skipped his basic magic practice; mages normally stopped doing it once they became somewhat proficient. 'Aren't you diligent', Zechs was praised with a hint of tease for it, but it was nothing special – he just thought that since Leon…
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Chapter 13.4, Year 960 of Chronicle of Truth, The First Month of Yellow-Green Field Season (4/5)

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz On the way back, the streets had completely fallen into darkness, leaving them eerily deserted. Particularly around the clock tower, where there were no houses nearby, the scene was shrouded in deep shadows. The only thing that illuminated the path was the pale, bluish glow of the moon. Zechs felt hesitant to break the silence, so he simply walked alongside Aster without uttering a word. Whether Aster felt the same way or was just exhausted, he, too, remained…
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Chapter 13.3, Year 960 of Chronicle of Truth, The First Month of Yellow-Green Field Season (3/5)

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz The mages of the Iron Fortress were generally allowed to freely leave the castle town. However, unless they had a valid reason, such as an official mission, they must return before sunset. Despite this rule, Zechs and Aster had watched the sunset outside the castle on several occasions. Aster had arranged something with the gatekeepers, likely using his status to secure their outings. On this particular day, Aster once again negotiated with one of the gatekeepers,…
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Chapter 13.2, Year 960 of Chronicle of Truth, The First Month of Yellow-Green Field Season (2/5)

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz Zechs and his team cautiously approached a house with patches of its outer wall peeling away. Their mission this time was to capture a group of young thieves. These ranged from petty pickpockets who avoided violence to somewhat more brazen criminals like armed robbers attacking carriages. Of course, thieves were everywhere, but these particular culprits had reportedly targeted the carriages of nobles. Once they spotted the building's entrance, they hid in the…
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Chapter 13.1, Year 960 of Chronicle of Truth, The First Month of Yellow-Green Field Season (1/5)

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz The Iron Fortress served a role akin to that of the Magic Guilds in various towns. In other words, it assisted with disputes occurring in and around the town, as well as the capture of criminals. While maintaining public order was fundamentally the responsibility of knights, who were specialized in this, the number of knights was insufficient relative to the vastness of Rhiannon. As a result, mages operated in a subcontractor-like capacity. Rhiannon was a…
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Chapter 12.2, Year 959 of Chronicle of Truth, The Third Month of Azure Water Season (2/2)

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz "Ugh… So cold, so cold, so cold." On a night when winter's chill had intensified, when Zechs visited Aster in his room, Aster greeted him curled up under a blanket that completely covered his head. The room featured a grand fireplace, unlike other private rooms, but the space was so vast that it didn't warm up very well. Still, it was better than Zechs' room. "Is it really that cold?" "It is! There must be something wrong with…
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Chapter 12.1, Year 959 of Chronicle of Truth, The Third Month of Azure Water Season (1/2)

by Silavin — Translator: Lizz Magic filled the world. Although he had never seen the sea, he had always imagined that the magic vein resembled the sea. It surged powerfully, pressed forward, and left no room for human will to intervene. By connecting oneself to it, one could borrow a fraction of its immense power. It was said that tidal waves could easily crush and sweep away both humans and their dwellings, yet Zechs felt no fear when it came to manipulating magic. Utilizing the magic…
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