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Van leads the villagers in battle against a horde of armored lizards, and thanks to his "useless" production magic, victory is theirs! But just when Van starts enjoying his new lifestyle, more threats emerge, including the local count and a horde of...merpeople?!
Van, the fourth son of a powerful noble, is only two years old when he remembers his past life as a salaryman in Japan. With his adult brain in a young body, he's considered a child prodigy...until he displays the "Production Magic" skill when he turns eight. In a family that favors offensive magic, this crafting skill is considered useless in battle, and Van is banished to oversee a tiny country town in disgrace. With only his personal maid, his father's butler, a knight, a rescued slave, the memories of his past life, and his "worthless" magic, can Van improve the fortunes of this little village--and himself?
Exiled to a rustic town, Van decides to make the most of it and live an easygoing country life. When he arrives, however, he finds that bandits have attacked the village. He and his friends rescue the townspeople, but their job is far from over. Van will have to use his so-called "useless" magic to fortify and protect his new territory!
Van's carefree days of construction are numbered now that the neighboring kingdom has come to conquer. Once considered useless, his production magic arms his country's troops against the invasion! Meanwhile, one of Van's companions is horrified to discover that the enemy has set their sights on her hometown. Does his fellow magical misfit stand a chance against wyverns and explosives with the puppetry skills she so detests?
A FORMER CHILD PRODIGY'S QUEST TO BUILD AN EASYGOING LIFE! Van leads the villagers in battle against a horde of armored lizards, and thanks to his "useless" production magic, victory is theirs! But just when Van starts enjoying his new lifestyle, more threats emerge, including the local count and a horde of...merpeople?!
ASSUMING CONTROL Van's carefree days of construction are numbered now that the neighboring kingdom has come to conquer. Once considered useless, his production magic arms his country's troops against the invasion! Meanwhile, one of Van's companions is horrified to discover that the enemy has set their sights on her hometown. Does his fellow magical misfit stand a chance against wyverns and explosives with the puppetry skills she so detests?
THE SPARKS OF WAR THREATEN OUR CHILD PRODIGY'S EASYGOING LIFE! Concerned about the progress Van is making with his fortress town, Count Ferdinatto sends his youngest daughter, Arte, and Viscount Panamera as messengers to visit the "child prodigy." Fortunately, Panamera is touched by Van's dedication to his people and proposes an alliance. However, amidst this bright outlook for the future, a new threat descends--a magic beast unlike anything the region has ever seen--and sparks an all-out war!
Having reached the age of six, Astrid has begun attending the Satanachia Academy of Sorcery. Her school life is nothing short of a minefield: she’s required to attend an orientation camp with all of the game’s love interests, rumors of her engagement begin to spread, and she even encounters a large poisonous bird. Fate seems determined to push her toward catastrophe! Be that as it may, Astrid is determined to enjoy academy life regardless. If she treads carefully, she may learn some advanced magic and make a few friends; every little bit helps as she works to blow her fate to bits!
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