Five-Year High School Entrance Exam Three-Year Simulation: Great Summary-Don't Do It Again!

Wind Rider [Bo Le] had already been on the verge of adulthood, and had finished growing within a few months. Perhaps that had a lot to do with the abundant magic in that mysterious valley.

Of course, the adult Wind Rider had also become a lot more temperamental. At first, Bo Le had complained that Harry's [kindness] wasn't pure enough, then that he was too heavy, and refused to carry him. Downs had pleaded with him and paid up with a heap of carrots and other treats before the Wind Rider finally agreed to carry two people.

The Wind Rider's entrance was naturally spectacular.

Forget a dazzling flying steed like him—in a backwater like this, even a knight riding an ordinary horse, with a fine saddle and a set of fancy trappings, would be the talk of the whole village.

And now?

Had they woken up too fast?

This wasn't a torpedo blowing up a fishpond. It was a nuclear missile barrage.

The whole village was left reeling, their minds buzzing, utterly speechless.

After quite a while, the older children who had mocked the little girl finally spoke up.

"N-no way. Harry actually became a mage?"

Harry turned at the sound of his name. The boys, who were barely any younger than he was, immediately scrambled behind corners and trees, then peeked back out with half their heads showing, curious but too scared to get a better look.

Ignoring them, Downs helped Harry dismount.

Harry hurried over to his mother and sister. He had a thousand things he wanted to say, but when the words reached his lips, all that came out was a simple, goofy smile. "Mom, sis, I'm home."

Harry's mother was over forty. Years of hardship had left her hair completely white, making her look like an