Mana Tide-Not Too Bad

Ugh—

Ugh—

The howling wind swept through the streets and alleys, making a strange sound like a scream.

Rain mixed with wildly chaotic Magic Power fell from the sky, pelting the roof tiles and cobblestones.

This seemingly ordinary rainy day was filled with immense danger.

Magic Power.

Chaotic Magic Power could knock even a well-endowed Magician flat on the spot.

So, to escape this natural disaster that could directly affect people, everyone was safely tucked away at home.

There wasn't a single person on the street.

Yet there was one exception to this desolate scene.

The Lakeside Villa belonging to Viscount Adams.

At that moment.

Anyone looking from afar would surely see the entire villa as if it were covered by something.

The raindrops gathered into streams as soon as they hit, flowing down through the air.

It was a beautiful sight.

But also an eerie one.

There was no helping it.

A thousand years later, this kind of scene would be quite common.

But in this world a thousand years ago... no one had ever seen anything like it.

"Did you get the results?"

At the entrance to the villa, Lan Qingyou and Alisa looked up at the rain sliding through the air.

It was late at night, and all was quiet.

A chain was fastened around both of their waists.

There didn't seem to be anything unusual about that.

Except Lan Qingyou was soaked from head to toe.

Alisa, on the other hand, still looked as she had before.

They were here to test just how wild the Magic Tide was a thousand years ago.

That way, they could compare it with the Magic Tide of later generations.

So...

The reason Lan Qingyou was drenched was that she had gone outside for a walk.

Then Alisa had dragged