The Archmage, Alhae-kan, had returned to the Mana-which means he died-.

He died at the age of 95, which was very young for the Archmage to die. Nobody expected his death, Of course, his unforeseeable death caused some chaos.

"The mage who was propping up the world is now in asleep forever. I don't know what we can do from now on." one of mages from the Tower of the Sorcerer said, and another mage replied, "Do you know anyone who can follow the path of Alhae-kan? I can't think of a single name."

He was the teacher of emperors, leader of the Tower, and the master of Mana. Everyone who knew Alhae-kan said his death would be a sign of bad things.

Except for one person, who was the only pupil of Alhae-kan, but his name was hidden from the history, Daimon.

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While he was organizing keepsakes from Alhae-kan, he smiled bitterly and thought, 'This old man left me all of sudden, just like he summoned me into this world without any warning.'

Daimon who called the Archmage just an old man-which would shock if other mages heard-, was very confused in his mind. He started reminiscing how he first stepped into this world.

Daimon was in senior year in high school when he was summoned. He was going to school, just like a usual day for a high schooler, then he was covered by random leaves of light. He was blinded by the light, and started traveling through the dimensions. As he travelled through dimensions, he acquired knowlege of the higher levels that he would never learned in any world or any chance.

Then Daimon heard a voice, "It's finally finished!"

The light struck his eyes again, and when Daimon lifted lids of the eyes, he found a very old man, Alhae-kan, speaking to himself.

"My life long research has finally finished right at this moment!"

That was the first encounter between me and Alhae-kan. When I first heard his voice, thought what the crap he was saying, then I had to adimit.

I was in the world called 'Fansia' which was not on the earth.