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Inside the tower, the difference between morning and evening was determined solely by how bright the wall sconces were.

On the sixth and seventh floors of the west tower, a group of people gathered along the sloped corridor, whispering about the charred body blocking the way.

The butler hurried over with a few servants.

He bowed to the apprentice lords while ordering the male servants to clean the mess quickly.

Sid was walking down the slope, frowning in displeasure at being blocked again.

“Never seen a corpse before? Move!”

The Second-Rank apprentice snapped, and the First-Ranks quickly scattered like frightened birds.

As Sid stepped past the motionless male servants and ignored the constantly bowing butler, his gaze finally flicked to the corpse on the ground.

He paused.

The face was unrecognizable, but the scent from the corpse was clearly that of his own handcrafted corpse-wrapping wax.

Was the dead man… Brown?

Sid didn’t care about losing a former lackey.

Brown would’ve died to the Tower’s curses or the beetle inside him soon anyway.

Sid kept descending casually until someone began climbing up from below.

Saul raised his head and smiled at the oncoming Sid.

“Good morning, senior.”

Sid froze.

He watched Saul turn at the sixth floor and disappear down the corridor.

Then he turned back to stare at the charred corpse—and his eye twitched hard.

When he turned back again, Sid’s expression had grown terrifyingly dark.

He felt insulted.

Even a rat from the junkyard dares to bare its teeth at me?

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But one thing puzzled Sid:

Isn’t Saul specialized in the dark element? How does he know fire-type spell?

…

A few days later.

Saul sat at his improvised lab table in the morgue, organizing his recent study notes.

Wizard Body modifications were crucial, but the foundations couldn’t be neglected.

He had now mastered three Zero Tier spells.

If others found out, they’d be shocked.

So far, only Keli had a vague idea of Saul’s progress—which was also why she now had deep dark circles under her eyes.

Even Keli, widely known as a genius, could only use a single Zero Tier spell so far—Flash, a non-lethal spell.

This was because Keli’s control of compound runes wasn’t as refined as Saul’s.

Now, Saul was about to begin studying his fourth Zero Tier spell.

Most apprentices wouldn’t learn so many spells.

The usual path was to master one, train it until it became second nature, and only then move on to the next.

Learning multiple spells at once often led to rune confusion.

Especially with compound runes—mixing up two similar-looking but totally different ones was all too easy.

The best-case scenario from a mistake was a few days of intense headaches.

Bad enough to make reading impossible.

The worst-case scenario? Spell backlash—possibly fatal.

What gave Saul an edge was that while others memorized shapes, distances, and angles—

He memorized coordinates.

The advanced method would be memorizing formulas, but sadly, he didn’t know how.

(End of Chapter)

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