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In a modern magical world, Dragon Sages are the highest-ranked spellcasters who are known for their vast knowledge in magecraft. Their unique ability to turn humans with mystical blood into powerful dragons is to be feared by anyone.
However, it is quite different for Ulysses Corasell, as he was only promoted into a Dragon Sage because of pure pity. To make everything worse, he discovers that his dragonoid partner; Yehanna Lancelot, is an assassin who's out to kill his fellow Dragon Sages out of revenge.
Now as an unwilling participant of his partner's schemes, Ulysses will embark on a perilous journey that only destruction and death await.
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Honestly i loved it there were very few errors. Mc was a little annoying at first but he grew quickly and with good reason.i sincerely hope you continue this work
well, I dident read the novel yet… so I can’t really say it’s good or bad. I just want to have one simple question answerd before I start spending houres reading. Aurther, is it harem? Thats all, I’ll waite for you answer and then decide to continue or abandon the mission.
Well this first book is certainly good, I hope there’s more people giving this well put together novel a try. Now the story is about magic and it’s developmented by Dragon Sages and how this stuff can have darker turns, honestly I wasn’t expecting the climax like guy at the end of the thing or the twist that sent chill’s down even my back. Oh the “Romance/haremic ” aspect really added to the character building in my own opinion since it allowed the characters to showcase interesting persona’s of the characters. Oh yeah at the end of chapter 50 there is a message that explains why this is book 1.