"Drinking Hall Demigod"

The azure Aegean Sea divided Greece.

Greece proper lay to the west of the Aegean Sea, while the regions on its eastern shore were part of Pan-Hellenic, bordering Persia farther to the east instead.

Miletus, known as the holy city of magic and philosophy, was where Thales opened the gates to magic and philosophy.

It gave birth to the earliest schools of philosophy and magic—the Miletus School, the undisputed first magical organization in the world.

Miletus had only one arena, and it was not even as large as a sports field.

The tallest building in Miletus was the Legendary Mage's Magic Tower.

The largest and most magnificent building in Miletus was the famous Grand Library.

A forest grew at the center of Miletus, and the white stone buildings scattered throughout it formed the Grand Library.

Unlike ordinary libraries, the Grand Library of this city-state had a famous "Drinking Hall."

Anyone could bring books to the Drinking Hall and drink all kinds of beverages.

Unlike the solemn, quiet areas elsewhere in the library, the Drinking Hall was always noisy.

The other parts of the library were places where readers and authors exchanged ideas.

The Drinking Hall, on the other hand, was where all ideas collided.

One drink stirred the sparks of thought, and when those sparks collided with the light from another cup, flames were sure to rise.

After six full months, interest in the Greco-Persian War and the descent of the incarnation of the god of medicine finally began to fade.

A month ago, Light, the new manager of the Drinking Hall, had appeared. No one knew how this unknown wandering mage had obtained the position.

However, everyone was quite satisfied with this mage in his thirties.

That was because he had not changed the Drinking Hall's rules. Instead, he