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The Death Mage Who Doesn't Want a Fourth Time Chapter 66.2

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This is an explanation of the no-attribute magic and death-attribute magic used by the protagonist.

Different spells require different amounts of technical skill and Mana. When the protagonist lacks the technical skill for a certain spell, he makes up for it by expending a large amount of Mana to cast the spell forcibly.

Also, as each type of magic levels up in skill, the strength and effects of their spells increase.

No-attribute magic

This is magic cast using Mana that hasn't been influenced by any attribute and doesn't exist in Origin.

Because it uses Mana that hasn't been influenced by any attribute, anyone can use it no matter what attribute he or she has an affinity for. Thus, it is convenient for both those teaching the fundamentals of magic as well as those learning them, so apprentice mages begin learning the sensation of using and controlling Mana with this magic.

Because no-attribute Mana is not influenced by any attribute, it quickly disperses once it leaves the body. Because it is difficult to maintain, only has simple effects and using magic with an attribute produces more efficient and effective results, the people of Lambda consider it as little more than a tool to train with.

It is common for first-rate mages with level 5 in magic with an attribute to have a level 1 skill in No-Attribute Magic.

However, there are also a few who do not fail to perform fundamental training in no-attribute magic.

Telekinesis

o   Skill Requirement: Minimal to great, depending on the object being moved, speed and distance of movement

o   Mana requirement: As above

A spell that moves an object with Mana. It is similar to psychokinesis.

Anything from a pebble to a boulder can be moved as long as it is a physical object. As long as the caster has enough Mana, he can freely control the distance and speed of the movement.

However, the average mage would likely run out of Mana and collapse just from moving a human-sized boulder a single meter.

It can also be used on objects that are moving, but this requires a high level in the Mana Control skill.

Flight

o   Skill Requirement: If ignoring safety, low

o   Mana requirement: A small-medium amount per second, depending on the caster's body weight. With higher speeds and complicated flight patterns, the required amount of Mana increases rapidly.

An application of Telekinesis. As Telekinesis is used to lift up and move the caster's own body, it is a fundamentally dangerous spell. Failing to control it properly would result in the caster killing himself.

If the caster loses concentration, it is common that he crashes head-first into the ground.

Appraisal

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

The promised all-purpose skill of isekai works… is not this one.

The Appraisal spell of Lambda is a spell that produces information regarding the target by drawing conclusions from information already known to the caster. So when the caster uses Appraisal on an unknown target, it simply makes conjectures from the caster's own knowledge.

For example, if Appraisal is used on a mushroom and the caster is not knowledgeable about mushrooms, he would only see something like, “A mysterious mushroom. It is a mushroom, classified as a fungus.” If the caster is an expert on mushrooms, he would be able to use similar mushroom species as a reference to make conjectures as to whether the target mushroom is poisonous or not, how it tastes and how it grows. However, that does not mean that the resulting information is necessarily correct.

Because it displays information that has entered the caster's mind once, even if the caster has already forgotten about it, there are many who use this spell as a convenient way of having an internal encyclopedia.

Most Guilds have measures to prevent cheating in exams through the use of this spell. However, if one can cast this spell in such a way that the examiners would not notice it, this would demonstrate excellence in another way. (Since at the very least, this would mean that the caster possesses the Chant Revocation skill.)

Of course, this spell does not allow the caster to see the Status of others, though things like slaves or Familiars owned by the caster are an exception to this.

Vandalieu's followers are an exception to that rule as well.

Mana Transfer

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell that transfers Mana to a target that is in contact with the caster. However, the ratio of Mana transferred is, on average, around 5% of the amount of Mana spent.

This ratio changes depending on the caster's compatibility with the target; there are cases where twins can transfer with over 100% efficiency, as well as negative efficiency ratios for those who have poor relationships with each other.

This compatibility is not something that people are born with; it can change based on the mental states of the caster and the target. Because of this, there was a period of time where mages used genders to determine compatibilities.

Mana Bullet

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low-great

An offensive spell that compresses no-attribute Mana into a sphere and fires it. But because its firing distance is short and its projectile speed is slow, it is almost never used in real battles. It is only used as a last resort in cases where the enemy has a high resistance for the caster's specialty attribute.

Its normal power is around the level of a solid straight punch. Because the protagonist puts ten thousand Mana into a single projectile, it has a considerable firing range and has enough power to turn a Rank 3 monster (around the strength of a brown bear) into a mass of dead meat.

However, because its projectile speed is slow and its trajectory is predictable, some kind of trick is needed to make the projectile hit.

Healing Power Enhancement

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Medium-great

A spell that enhances the caster's own healing power with Mana. However, it is less efficient than spells with an attribute that has the same effect, so this spell normally does little more than provide temporary treatment.

But as the protagonist possesses a large amount of Mana, medical knowledge gained on Earth and in Origin (such as information regarding the body's structure), and his Rapid Regeneration skill, this spell produces a sufficient healing effect.

In addition, if Spirit Form Transformation is used at the same time, he can fuse parts of his body with another person's, allowing him to use this spell to heal the wounds of others.

Physical Ability Enhancement

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low-great

A spell that enhances the caster's physical ability. It is mainly used for muscular power, but it is remarkably less effective than enchantment spells with an attribute.

Vandalieu can cast this spell, but there aren't really any cases where he has used it. If he uses it carelessly, his body will be unable to withstand the vast amount of Mana, causing his muscles to burst and his bones to break.

Death-attribute magic

Magic that can only be learned by those who inherently have no affinity for any attribute of magic. It might be more appropriate to say that such people are born without an affinity for any other attribute. It cannot be gained by those who have no inherent affinity for any attribute due to a curse.

It is an attribute for which nobody in either Origin or Lambda possesses, other than Vandalieu, and there are no past examples, either.

However, it is apparently partially similar to the special abilities wielded by the Demon King Guduranis.

Danger Sense: Death

o   Skill Requirement: Minimal

o   Mana requirement: Minimal

A spell that allows detection of danger for the caster and those near the caster. This spell not only detects malice, ill will and killing intent towards the caster, it also detects direct danger, such as poison in the caster's cup or bombs planted near the caster. The spell also reacts to indirect danger, such as the risk of a stray bullet from a professional hitman who is aiming for the person walking in front of the caster.

As it detects sources of danger no matter how far away they are, it is a useful spell.

However, it does not react to dangers that do not lead to death. If there was a young prankster sneaking up on the caster with the intent to throw a cream pie on his head, this spell would not react.

And as for the function of detecting death for those other than the caster, it does not function perfectly unless they are near the caster.

Sterilization

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell that kills bacteria, viruses and fungi within a target space. The area of effect can be increased by using more Mana to cast the spell. It can also be used to target a certain type of microorganism (Such as sterilizing only the influenza viruses in a sake brewery without affecting the kouji*).

TLN*: Mold used for fermentation.

It is also possible to target microorganisms in corpses and such, but microorganisms inside the bodies of living creatures cannot be targeted. If the caster is able to somehow fuse with that organism or directly examine the inside of its body, then it becomes possible.

Also, this spell does not function sufficiently to kill fungi and mold that have become monsters; it merely weakens their functions.

Bug Killer

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell with Sterilization's effects limited to bugs. It kills creatures that the caster recognizes as bugs.

Vandalieu considers pill bugs and woodlice to be like crustaceans, so he cannot kill them.

Like Sterilization, this spell is unable to kill bugs inside living creatures. For it to work, the caster must use a method to either directly examine the inside of the body or to fuse with the creature itself. However, it can kill bugs visible from outside the body (such as parasites in the mucus membranes of the eyeballs).

Also like Sterilization, this spell is ineffective against bugs that have turned into monsters. However, it does cause them discomfort, so it can ward them off.

Undead Transformation

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: High

A spell that makes spirits possess corpses and inanimate objects to turn them into Undead-type monsters. The type of monster created depends on the condition of the spirits, the object they are possessing and the amount of Mana used in the spell.

There is no guarantee that the resulting Undead will be obedient to the caster, but those created by Vandalieu obey him due to the effects of Death-Attribute Charm.

Golem Transformation

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: High

A spell that makes spirits possess inanimate objects to turn them into Golem-type monsters.

As they are actually Undead that possess inorganic bodies instead of corpses, anti-Undead light-attribute spells are effective on them.

In addition, the changing of the Golems' shapes comes from the Golem Transmutation skill, so the shapes of the Golems cannot be manipulated with this spell alone.

Demon Fire

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell that produces a blue-white flame that absorbs heat from its surroundings. It can be made to float in the air to provide illumination. Additionally,  it can be used for cooling objects down.

Touching it will not cause frostbite immediately, but it is about as cold as a household freezer, so touching it for long periods of time would be dangerous.

Nothing is actually burning, so it is not extinguished if water is poured over it or it is submerged.

Heat Leech

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell that leeches heat energy from its target. It can be used for things like extinguishing fires. It cannot directly leech heat from living things.

The leeched heat energy simply disappears, so it is impossible to use that energy for something else.

Bloodshed Enhancement

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

An enhancement spell that can be cast on weapons and bodies, increasing attack power against living things (things with Vitality displayed in their Status).

As it is specialized for fighting organisms, it does not produce any effects against corpses or inanimate obstacles.

Energy Absorption

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

An enchantment spell that absorbs attack power external to the enchanted object. Kinetic, heat, electrical, Mana – it absorbs any kind of energy. Because of this, it enhances defense against both physical and magical attacks.

However, it is powerless against poison and any disease that isn't accompanied by Mana. In addition, it also absorbs light energy, so it has the weakness of causing blindness if cast on the eyeballs. But this weakness is not a problem for those with the Dark Vision skill.

Disinfect, Detoxification

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Depends on the strength of the poison

Spells that neutralizes the toxicity of a substance. These spells differ from an antidote because it targets the poison itself, allowing it to neutralize the poison before it enters the body of a living creature.

Disinfect can only target inanimate objects. With this spell, cooked onions are harmless for a dog, honey is harmless for a baby and the deadly poison coating an assassin's blade is harmless to living people.

In contrast, Detoxification can also target living creatures. It can neutralize the toxins secreted by living pufferfish, venomous snakes and microorganisms that cause illness.

However, it does not stop the venom production of creatures like pufferfish or snakes, so if they are left alone for long enough, they create more venom and return to normal.

Deodorization

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Depends on the strength of the poison

A spell that neutralizes odors within a target area of effect. It can neutralize any odor no matter how unpleasant it is, but any new odors released in the target area after the spell is cast can be smelled as normal.

This includes examples such as fresh sweat being produced and decomposition continuing after the spell is cast.

Detect Life

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell that detects life within a certain area. It reacts weakly to Undead and artificial organisms such as Golems, and it is completely unable to detect objects that do not have Vitality displayed in their status.

Preservation

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Depends on the size of the target

A spell that preserves the freshness of its target. It prevents the oxidation, desiccation and decomposition of its target. Items with this spell cast on them can be dried in the sun while maintaining the freshness of their organic components.

However, these items do not become indestructible, so it is still possible to burn items with this spell cast on them using fire.

Also, living creatures cannot be targeted by this spell, so it does not prevent aging. It does prevent hair from becoming disheveled, however.

Freshness Restoration

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Depends on the state of freshness that is being restored

A spell that restores the freshness of a target. It restores decomposed organic substances to their original state, but it does not restore damage caused by decomposition.

Also, if this spell is used on a mummy, it has no effect unless water is applied at the same time.

If this is used on fermented food, it reverses the fermentation process.

Decomposition, Fermentation

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Depends on the degree of decomposition and fermentation

Spells that decompose or ferment their target. On Earth and in Origin, there are no strict differences between the phenomena of decomposition and fermentation other than that fermentation is useful to humans, so strictly speaking, these two are essentially the same spell.

The difference is that Decomposition has no limits to the time duration and effect of the decomposition it causes on its target, while Fermentation limits the duration of its effect to a point where it results in something that is useful to humans.

If Decomposition is used on a barrel of fresh miso, unless the duration is limited, even the barrel itself will decompose and disintegrate, never mind the soya beans. But no matter how long Fermentation is cast on the same barrel of fresh miso, the resulting product will be fermented miso.

Because of this, the use of Fermentation is limited to things like creating fermented foods from fresh ingredients and compost from waste. However, if used on ingredients for sake, the environment must be adjusted accordingly and limits must be placed, otherwise, vinegar will be produced.

Also, Decomposition has no effects on living creatures and inanimate objects that do not decompose.

Maturation

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

The Fermentation spell with further limitations.

It is a spell that allows meat, fish, fruit and vegetables to ripen without rotting.

Aging, Inanimate Aging

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Medium

Spells that cause dramatic aging in their target. However, its effects only last as long as the spell is being used, and only the body part in contact with the caster is designated as the target. The caster can cause aging in the whole of a target's skin by touching one part of the skin, but it is impossible to cause aging in bones or the brain.

The only difference between Aging and Inanimate Aging is whether the target is living or not.

Also, Aging does not cause growth, so using it on a child would simply cause the child to age while maintaining a child's constitution.

Inanimate Aging has uses such as making dried kombu.

Spirit Form Transformation

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Medium

A spell that turns the caster's flesh into spirit form. It is possible to select which parts are turned into spirit form, so the caster can use it on his whole body or just his arms. The transformed parts become semi-transparent, but they remain visible to the naked eye even to those without specialized Jobs such as Spiritualist.

Body parts under the effect of this spell are unaffected by physical forces and can pass through physical objects. In order to harm body parts under the effect of this spell, either martial skills or magic must be cast, or weapons made of silver or magical metals such as Mythril must be used.

Also, because the changing shape of spirit form is fundamentally manipulating the original part, willingly breaking down the original shape (for example, turning arms into tentacles and branching them out, or splitting heads) carries the risk of causing mental damage, memory loss or madness.

This problem does not apply to those who have already had the above damage dealt to them.

Youth Transformation

o   Skill Requirement: High

o   Mana requirement: High

A spell that absorbs the 'aging' of the target, causing a reversal of aging. Only the parts in contact with the caster are designated as targets, so in order to reverse aging in the entire body, the caster must be in contact with not only the target's skin but also the bones, organs and nerves.

If age is continuously reversed in the organs and nerves, one would be theoretically immortal, becoming able to live hundreds or thousands of years.

However, this spell does not reverse time, so it does not cause memory loss or the reverting of the target's personality to that of a child. There are cases where it improves the target's ability to remember things, causing to remember things of the past that they had forgotten, and growth due to the age reversal in the bones and cartilage.

Poison, Deadly Poison, Industrial Poison

o   Skill Requirement: Low-high

o   Mana requirement: Low-high

Spells that create poison. They can create poisonous compounds at the fingertips or apply deadly poison to objects in contact with the caster.

Though they have different names, the only difference between them is the degree of toxicity of the poisons they produce. The difficulty of casting the spells and the amount of Mana required depend on the toxicity and complexity of the poison's effects.

Also, only poisonous substances known to the caster can be created. Vandalieu uses his scientific knowledge from Earth and his experiences in Origin to create them.

These skills can also be used to create monster toxins that can be used to create medicine, as well as things like anesthetics, sleeping drugs, muscle relaxants and muscle-strengthening drugs.

Disease, Deadly Disease, Industrial Disease

o   Skill Requirement: Low-high

o   Mana requirement: Low-high

These spells create bacteria and viruses that cause disease. It generates microorganisms at the fingertips and on objects in contact with the caster.

The difficulty in casting the spells and the amount of Mana required depends on the disease's infectious capacity, targets, mortality rate and symptoms.

These factors cannot all be controlled freely; trial-and-error research is required unless creating a known pathogen. Also, accurate medical knowledge is required.

Vandalieu gained knowledge in Origin, where science is more advanced than on Earth, and was infected with many different fatal diseases, so he is able to produce new diseases even without a specialized experimental facility.

Lemure Creation

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Medium

This spell creates Familiars with the appearance of mostly-transparent skulls. They can fly and, as they do not physically exist, they move silently unless the Materialization spell is used.

The caster can borrow their vision and other senses, and issue orders to them even from afar.

Also, Lemures can be given an order to self-destruct. When they obey this order, they release a powerful killing intent that triggers the target's survival instincts.

They have less self-awareness than Familiars created through other attributes of magic, so they are almost completely unable to make their own decisions.

Incidentally, the spell used to create Familiars of other attributes of magic is named Familiar Creation. The reason this spell's name is different is because Vandalieu is unable to make any Familiars other than Lemures.

Magic Absorption Barrier

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Small-great

A spell that creates a black, fog-like barrier that absorbs Mana. When the caster is surrounded by this barrier, no one other than the caster is able to release Mana outside of his body.

Also, if the caster surrounds his own body with this barrier, it renders magical attacks completely ineffective.

Its weakness is that it does not block physical objects at all and that the barrier can be escaped by moving faster than the fog can keep up.

For example, if a rock is thrown at the barrier with Telekinesis, the barrier will cancel Telekinesis but not stop the rock that has already been thrown.

This barrier is also unable to stop martial skills that work through passing Mana through the inside of the body or a weapon.

The amount of Mana that can be absorbed by the barrier is proportional to the amount of Mana the caster used to create it.

Impact-Negating Barrier

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Small-great

A spell that creates a barrier that absorbs every kind of energy, including kinetic energy, other than Mana. This spell is cast with the caster at its center; none other than the caster can move inside it freely.

It is a physical version of the Mana Absorption Barrier, but since it cannot be cast on targets other than the caster himself, it is a defense-specialized spell.

However, splitting the caster's arms from his main body, controlling them with Long-distance Control and casting the barrier around the arms is possible.

Withering

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Medium

A spell that causes damage by evaporating the water content in a target. Whether this damage is fatal or not depends on the target's Vitality, magical defense, biology and whether it can recover its water content immediately or not. However, the attack power of this spell is low; a high skill level and thousands of Mana are required to perform feats like instantly mummifying a person.

The Vitality loss caused by this spell cannot be recovered through natural healing measures. Water content must be replenished. Though the spell's effects are decreased when used on already-dead bodies, it can be used on inorganic substances.

It can be used to instantly turn fresh fish into dried fish or dry up muddy roads.

Corpse Healing

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Depends on the damage being healed

A healing spell for Undead and corpses. Missing parts can be replaced with substitute parts.

It is impossible to resurrect the dead with this spell, and if there are too many damaged parts, this spell cannot repair them.

Also, there are some species that cannot be repaired. For example, the heads of headless knights.

Healing Negation

o   Skill Requirement: High

o   Mana requirement: Medium-great

A spell that negates Vitality-restoring effects of things such as the target's natural healing ability, Regeneration-type skills, spells and items.

This spell cannot be cast unless the target is nearby. The stronger the healing power of the method that the target is trying to use to heal is, the more Mana is required. However, casting this spell on targets that have already sustained a wound often results in death due to blood loss.

But as the target must be nearby (within two meters), it is not a very practical spell.

Visualization

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell developed by Vandalieu after being reincarnated in Lambda. It allows spirits that are normally invisible and inaudible to be seen and heard by others.

However, the spirits still cannot be touched.

Materialization

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: High

A spell developed by Vandalieu after being reincarnated in Lambda. It allows materialization of spirits by pouring Mana into them. However, they are still spirits, so they don't eat and the Vitality on their Status is still zero. Physical attacks are also still ineffective.

Spirits cannot use skills and such from when they were alive. Also, their Mana falls a little short of the average person.

In addition, this spell can be used to materialize ghosts and evil spirits that do not normally have physical forms. The spell can also be used to create an incarnation of Familiar Spirits, heroic spirits and even gods if the target is willing.

However, as the required amount of Mana goes from several thousand to several hundred million to do so, this isn't realistic for anyone other than Vandalieu.

Incidentally, the Materialization skill is something that can only be used on the owner of the skill; it is something separate from this spell.

Erase Presence

o   Skill Requirement: Low

o   Mana requirement: Low

A spell that Vandalieu is constantly using unconsciously. It erases the presence of a target.

As it erases things like bloodthirst, animosity and heroic presence, it makes the target's presence completely imperceptible. Those casting this skill likely appear as dreams or ghosts that can be seen during the day.

But as Vandalieu's Death-Attribute Charm overcomes the effects of this spell, he is noticed by those affected by Death-Attribute Charm.

Death Bullet

o   Skill Requirement: Medium

o   Mana requirement: High

Death-attribute projectiles that take the Vitality from their target. They appear to be black, fingertip-sized spheres, so they do not look very powerful. However, they directly rob the Vitality of those they come into contact with, even through armor and shields.

As one of the death attribute's few offensive spells, this spell has excellent projectile speed and firing distance.

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C363– Chaos will stay until autumn
C362– Occupation– Vandalieu
C361– The royal capital, occupied by Undead, Demons and, bizarre beings
C360: The stakes are swung, and post–battle Orbaume
C359– The True Demon King Vandalieu
C358– I… *I* am Vandalieu
C357: The former Demon King clashes with a self–proclaimed human and his companions
C356: The fierce battle continues – The Demon King's pawns VS the Demon King's companions
C355– The Demon King uses the power of humans
C354– The roar of an unleashed Evil Elder Dragon
C353– A truth revealed and Guduranis resurrected
C352– A goddess descends into the chaos of the city
C351– Orbaume faces a trial
C350– The instinct awakens
C349– The battlefield expands and an identity is revealed
C348– The battlefield expands as expected
C347: The battlefield of a self–proclaimed god, one proclaimed to be a god by others, a god, and heroes
C346– The great plan stumbles in the beginning
C345– The teacher who remains a mystery for a little longer
C344– The potential heroes endure
C343– Insincere gods and the neighborhood that almost became a nightmare
C342– Rikudou Hijiri misses an opportunity
C341– I haven't come to fight, but I don't mind a battle to the death
Chapter 340.1 – Side Chapter 62: The unending worries of the former emperor, the general, and the gods
C340– The growing number of searching mice
C339– Failure to move on from being a lackey
C338– What do the new family members taste like?
C337– One is trapped in a dream, and one is on the verge of having his dreams become reality
Chapter 336.1 – Side Chapter 61: Rikudou Hijiri's Third Reincarnation
C336– The duke peers into the abyss
C335– A harmless banquet
C334: The changing hospital and a mother–daughter picnic
C333: While the half–Vampire is away…
C332– The patient is a monster
C331– The emperor who lies down and the emperor who crawls
Chapter 330.1 – Side Chapter 60: Tyranny and the emperor, and the boys and girls of around the same age
C330– Nobles with colorful ambitions
C329– Practical cooking, and the end of a duty
C328– The friendship between lackeys and a contract with an honor student
C327– Two people confront each other
C326– The current state of the party members
C325– Those around the Demon King and those who are after the Demon King
C324– A discussion of the past, and an ideal land
C323– The broken magic sword, and the one approaching the Great Demon King
C322– Training inside and out
C321– A day in the life of Vandalieu, a certain instructor, and a noble lady
C320– Those squirming in the shadows of school life
Chapter 319 – Death Mage 319 – A little bit of effort from the Great Demon King
C318: A not–so–peaceful school life
C317– Escaping from solitude
Chapter 316.2 – Chapter V13 Character Summary (2)
Chapter 316.1 – Chapter V13 Character Summary (1)
Chapter 315.9 – Side Chapter 57: An imperfect Utopia
Chapter 315.8 – Side Chapter 56: The battlefield descends into chaos
Chapter 315.7 – Side Chapter 55: A new god and a demigod descend
Chapter 315.6 – Side Chapter 54: Rikudou's reincarnation
Chapter 315.5 – Side Chapter 53: The god of death
Chapter 315.4 – Side Chapter 52: The threats group up
Chapter 315.3 – Side Chapter 51 – Reincarnated individuals fly
Chapter 315.2 – Side Chapter 50: Reincarnated individuals clash
Chapter 315.11 – Side Chapter 59: A place that seems far but is close; seems separate but is connected
Chapter 315.1 – Side Chapter 49: The time for hiding comes to an end
C315– Talk of other worlds
C314– The second half of the examination begins, and the Tamers' Guild is tested once more
C313– A mysterious examiner appears
C312– Let's invite the first guests to the cursed mansion
Chapter 306.5 – Chapter V12 Character Summary (2)
Chapter 306.4 – Chapter V12 Character Summary (1)
Chapter 306.3 – Side Chapter 48: The threat closing in on Origin
Chapter 306.2 – Side Chapter 47: The peaceful Alcrem Duchy
Chapter 306.1 – Side Chapter 46: A god who claims that they are not a god
C306– The Great Demon King learns of the heroic god's resurrection
C305– The God of Sinful Chains and Bellwood, bound by chains
C304: The madness of the God of Law and Fate, and the Five–colored Blades' progress
C303– The battle of the Demon King's Continent reaches its conclusion
C300: The Mother–Goddess's declaration
C299– The goddess's revival and the Great Demon King who carries the names of the champions
C298– Time for food
C297– The second stage begins
C295– A distraction, but a fierce battle nonetheless
C294– The one who spreads death through muscles
C293– The first stage begins
C292: The back–shield with phantom thorns
Chapter 291.1 - Side Chapter 45 – A peaceful moment before a certain storm
C291– A moment after battle, and cannibalism
C290– The horseman of the apocalypse decides not to ride
C289– With Five Sins
Chapter 288.1 – Side Chapter 44 – The various gods
C288– Perseus and Skanda
C287– Firstborn child
C286– The Dragon Emperor God
C285: A peaceful tea–time
C284– Those who are nurtured between attacks
C283– Another Guider and shaken gods
C282– A thrilling battle
C281– One statue is canceled, another is built
Chapter 279
Chapter 278 – 278 – A rematch… or rather, observation
Chapter 277 – 277 – Things are hard for former members of the Demon King's army
Chapter 276 – 276 – The Saint of Darkness
Chapter 275.1 – Death Mage Side Chapter 43 – In the absence of their natural enemy
Chapter 275 – – The barrier that wounds the Demon King, and an underground world
Chapter 274 – The escaping Demon King's party and the reinforcements that were not in time
Chapter 270.5: Side Chapter 42
Chapter 270.2 – Side Chapter 41 – The puzzled nobles and Urðr who longs for yesterday
Chapter 270.1 – Side Chapter 40 – The god of reincarnation's suspicions (Origin)
Chapter 270 – 270 – The secret exchange between the Great Demon King and the Alcrem Duchy
Chapter 269 – 269 – A story is fabricated and the truth is buried
Chapter 268 – 268 – I am me, and I am already non–existent
Chapter 267 – 267 – The evil god Zerzoregin reveals himself
Chapter 266 – 266 – The fearsome Mimic Humans vs the menacing army of the Demon King
Chapter 265 – 265 – Alcrem unites as one, and the Demon King returns
Chapter 264 – The Knight of the Collapsed Mountains bares his fangs, and the former Demon King strikes back
Chapter 263 – 263 – The Collapsing Thousand Blades and the Hounds of Cannibalism
Chapter 262 – 262 – The troubled tea party
Chapter 261 – The friend of the Demon King whom even the gods couldn't foresee
Chapter 260 – A friend of the heart, met once more
 Chapter 259 – A large airborne battle
Chapter 258 – The hard–fighting Pentagram
Chapter 257 – The relief of the 'Knight of Keen Insight'
Chapter 256 – Death Mage Side Chapter 39 – Those acting secretly in the Demon King's blind spot
Chapter 255.1: Death Mage Side Chapter 39
Chapter 255
Chapter 254
Chapter 253
Chapter 252
Chapter 251
Chapter 250
Chapter 249
Chapter 248
Chapter 247
Chapter 246
Chapter 245
Chapter 244
Chapter 243.5 – Death Mage Side Chapter 38
Chapter 243.4 – Death Mage V10 Character Summary Part 2
Chapter 243.3 – Death Mage V10 Character Summary Part 1
Chapter 243.2
Chapter 243.1
Chapter 243
Chapter 242
Chapter 241 – The Demon King's cover
Chapter 240.1
Chapter 240
Chapter 239
Chapter 238
Chapter 237.1 – Chapter 34 – Everyone's battles – shape
Chapter 237
Chapter 236
Chapter 235
Chapter 234
Chapter 233
Chapter 232
Chapter 231 -
Chapter 230.1 – Death Mage Side Chapter 33
Chapter 230
Chapter 229
Chapter 228
Chapter 227
Chapter 226
Chapter 225
Chapter 224.1
Chapter 224
Chapter 223
Chapter 222
Chapter 221
Chapter 215
Chapter 214
Chapter 213.1 – Death Mage Side Chapter 31
Chapter 213
Chapter 212
Chapter 211
Chapter 210
Chapter 209
Chapter 208
Chapter 207
Chapter 206
Chapter 205
Chapter 204
Chapter 203.4
Chapter 203.2
Chapter 203.1 ss 29
Chapter 203
Chapter 202.1 – Death Mage Side Chapter 29
Chapter 202
Chapter 201
Chapter 200
Chapter 199
Chapter 198.1
Chapter 198
Chapter 197
Chapter 196
Chapter 195
Chapter 194
Chapter 193
Chapter 192.1
Chapter 192
Chapter 191
Chapter 190
Chapter 189
Chapter 188
Chapter 187
Chapter 186
Chapter 185
Chapter 184
Chapter 183
Chapter 182
Chapter 181.1
Chapter 181
Chapter 180
Chapter 179
Chapter 178.4
Chapter 178.3
Chapter 178.2
Chapter 178.1
Chapter 178
Chapter 177
Chapter 176
Chapter 175
Chapter 174
Chapter 173
Chapter 172
Chapter 171
Chapter 170
Chapter 169
Chapter 168
Chapter 167
Chapter 166
Chapter 165
Chapter 164
Chapter 163
Chapter 162
Chapter 161
Chapter 160
Chapter 159
Chapter 158
Chapter 157
Chapter 156
Chapter 155.1
Chapter 155
Chapter 154
Chapter 153.3
Chapter 153.2
Chapter 153.1
Chapter 153
Chapter 152
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Chapter 150
Chapter 149
Chapter 148.1
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Chapter 146
Chapter 145
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 144
Chapter 143
Chapter 142.1
Chapter 142
Chapter 141
Chapter 140
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Chapter 138
Chapter 137
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Chapter 135
Chapter 134
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Chapter 130.1
Chapter 130
Chapter 129.1
Chapter 129
Chapter 128
Chapter 127
Chapter 126
Chapter 125
Chapter 124
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 123
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Chapter 121
Chapter 120.6
Chapter 120.5
Chapter 120.4
Chapter 120.3
Chapter 120.2
Chapter 120.1
Chapter 120
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 119
Chapter 118.5
Chapter 118.4
Chapter 118.3
Chapter 118.2
Chapter 118.1
Chapter 118
Chapter 117
Chapter 116
Chapter 115
Chapter 114
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Chapter 112.1
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Chapter 102.1
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Chapter 96.5
Chapter 96.4
Chapter 96.3
Chapter 96.2
Chapter 96.1
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Chapter 67.1
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 67
Chapter 66.4
Chapter 66.3
Chapter 66.2
Chapter 66.1
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 66
Chapter 65.3
Chapter 65.2
Chapter 65.1
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Chapter 52.1
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 52
Chapter 51.2
Chapter 51.1
The Death Mage that doesn't want a fourth time 51
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Chapter 47
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