"Have you studied magical formulas before?" Wendy suddenly asked Siegfried for no apparent reason.
Before Siegfried could answer, she frowned and dismissed her own question.
"No, the aura of magic power inside you is strange. It differs from both the formulas taught by the Empire's mage academies and the inherited formulas unique to magical families. It's also unlike the Allied Forces' Magecraft Technology."
"On top of that, you haven't even mastered the most basic method of gathering magic power. So rather than saying you've mastered magical formulas, it would be more accurate to say that you possess a special set of solidified magical formula circuits?"
Having reached that conclusion, Wendy studied the stunned Siegfried with a curious, interested expression.
As an outstanding Mage Soldier who had graduated from the 46th class of the Empire Third Mage Academy with top marks in both reconnaissance and demolition.
Wendy's theoretical grades had not been bad, either.
Thus, after carefully using her magic power to sense the state of the magic within Siegfried's body, she realized just how unusual he was.
His condition was unlike that of an Empire Mage Soldier, whose specially modified body served as a vessel for releasing magic through inscribed formulas.
Nor was it like the inherited system of using ancient bloodlines and their affinity for magic to cast unique magic through Unique Formulas.
It was even less consistent with the Allied Forces' Magecraft Technology, which used magic stones as cores and solidified magical circuits into equipment, relying on external objects as vessels to release magic.
Judging from the theories of magecraft, he seemed more like the original founder of unique magic?
But hadn't that possibility completely faded into legend after magical mutations emerged a thousand years ago and became incompatible with the human body?
How had this strange fellow