Tensei Reijou wa Shomin no Aji ni Uete Iru

ames on a regular basis so that you can imagine them in great detail.”

Saying this, I produced a small Fireball in the palm of my left hand.

“Eh! Water magic and fire magic at the same time!?”

The classroom was abuzz.
Eh, don’t tell me this is also an unusual… or something?
I was so flustered by my own further failures that I quickly cancelled the magic.

“… This all is possible with training.
You can do more when you skip the chanting.”
“But isn’t it said that the more advanced magic is, the longer chanting it requires to succeed?”

Another student raised his hand and asked a question.
Uh, hey, yeah.
I think you just need to keep working on the image that’s going to be triggered instead of the long chanting.
The reason they don’t succeed is that they are so focused on chanting that they can’t visualize it, I’m sure.
When I pointed this out, Teacher Tobias mumbled, “I see… that makes a lot of sense…”

“Besides, while you are chanting, you are inevitably defenseless.
For example, if you are in a fight or someone assaults you, will they wait for you to finish chanting? Would you be in a situation where you could leisurely chant in the first place?”

My words caused the classroom to quieten down to silence…
Not good, I had talked so severely to the freshmen.
I ended up remembering the battle scenes in the fantasy world of my previous life, and I spoke with great vigor…

“Be, besides, it can be very useful, too, you know? For example, serving hot water…”

Then, I filled a bowl on the teacher’s table with hot water, and seeing the shimmering steam, Teacher Tobias stuck his finger in and said, “It’s really hot! It’s really hot water!?” He withdrew his hand and shook it.
Teacher… I didn’t make it hot enough to burn you, but it’s not safe to put your fingers in so suddenly, so let’s not do that, okay?