I Have been Reincarnated As a Lazy, Arrogant Noble, but When I Destroyed The Scenario Through Effort, I Became The Most Powerful With Extraordinary Magical Power - Chapter 288: It Doesn’t Work

Chapter 288: It Doesn’t Work

Coco, who teaches defensive magic at Noblesse Magic Academy, uses magic specialized in defense, as expected.

In the original story, she ultimately helps protect Alan and the country, but her personality isn’t overly attached to others, so she doesn’t cling too much.

Since the courtyard was too public, we moved to the gymnasium where she had taught me defensive magic before.

As her white coat swayed, I could faintly sense her magical energy.

…Damn, I can’t forget that pure white.

“If you beat me, kid, I’ll show you my underwear again.”

Coco turned around in the gymnasium, answering with a delighted grin.

If I got serious here, it’d look like I wanted to see her underwear.

No, that doesn’t matter.

I had to get a little serious, or this would be pointless.

As I gathered my magical energy, I heard Luna’s sad voice beside me.

“Ugh… Vi-kun prefers older women, huh… I’ll buy pure white underwear too… by the dozen.”

“What are you even saying…?”

It’s good she didn’t go full stray, but this girl is definitely weird.

At that moment, Coco deployed a strong defensive shield.

Luna noticed and switched her expression.

Ha, she’s not ranked eleventh for nothing.

“Keep that face on, Luna.”

“Huh? Is that… a confession?”

“…No, it’s not.”

“If you two keep flirting, I’ll tell Cynthia!”

Coco said something that froze me to the core, so I turned my gaze back.

First, we’d start with a coordinated attack.

The key was to “understand” her.

Switching my mindset, I fired a magical cannon.

As expected, it was deflected.

“I didn’t know you could use an inviolable barrier.”

“It’s just an optimized technique. Unlike yours, it’s tricky and not easy.”

She said it casually, but it was incredible magic. Definitely not simple.

I glanced at Luna.

She controlled the black masses, sending two of them flying like drones.

Coco didn’t understand what they meant, but she looked oddly excited.

With her hands in her pockets, she sounded like a kid seeing a new toy.

“Wow, that’s some fun magic.”

Next, I charged straight at her, swinging my sword down.

I activated my magic eye, but I was shocked at how meaningless it was.

The defensive shield’s density rang out with a crack.

She had no intention of moving a single step.

“Hmm, that eye is impressive. It predicts the target’s movements through the flow of magical energy, right?”

Her ability to figure that out in one go was remarkable.

As expected of Coco.

But—this is interesting.