Julie and the others treated Li Qi far better than he had imagined.
Not only had they prepared a separate bedroom for Li Qi, but they had also thoughtfully arranged for two Magic Apprentices to take care of him.
Their reason was that Li Qi was too young, and they did not feel comfortable letting him live alone.
Although Li Qi, who was not yet fourteen, could indeed be considered a child by age, people of this era already regarded someone that age as a somewhat grown-up child.
The age at which nobles entered marriage alliances and got married was usually around fifteen or sixteen.
Yet Julie and the others still treated Li Qi like a child.
It was at this moment that Li Qi finally gained a tangible sense that he was a magical genius.
This was treatment he had never experienced in Uno.
After all, in Uno—or rather, in any country besides Inglis—people no longer cared about a mage's talent.
No matter how high one's talent was, one could still be knocked down by a single shot on the battlefield.
Even if one's talent reached an unimaginable level, all they would do was regretfully say, "You were born in the wrong era," and then go on with whatever they had been doing.
They would never react like Julie and the others.
"I was reincarnated into the wrong country."
Sitting on the balcony of his bedroom and gazing at the scenery below, Li Qi sighed.
If he had been reincarnated in Inglis, perhaps he would never have needed to go to war. The moment his talent was detected, he would have been protected by Inglis's mages.
From then on, his life would have entered easy mode!
Still, it was not too late to come to Inglis now. As long