The Irregular at Magic High School (Novel) Vol. 23

The Irregular at Magic High School (Novel) Vol. 23

Late April 2097—the use of strategic-class spells doesn’t stop with the Brazilian military, as the Great Asian Alliance deploy Thunderclap Tower in the Gulf of Guinea. Magic fans the flames of war, which soon engulf the entire world. As public opinion inevitably turns against magicians as a whole, Edward Clark, a researcher of the USNA, proposes an expansive space development endeavor called the Dione Project to promote the peaceful use of magic. Taurus Silver’s name appears on the list of chosen candidates, which leads to people uncovering the truth—that this is in fact Tatsuya, throwing him and Miyuki into yet another trial.

Tatsuya and Miyuki depart for Kyoto, where they’ll have to keep their wits about them to safely navigate the hidden schemes and shadowy conflicts that lurk just beneath the surface of the ancient capital!

Biographical Notes:

Tsutomu Sato is the author of the hugely popular light novel series, The Irregular at Magic High School.

ana Ishida is the illustrator behind the hugely popular light novel series, The Irregular at Magic High School.

Title Notes:

Perfect for fans of Sword Art Online and Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?

In 2014, The Irregular at Magic High School was the best selling light novel series in Japan, topping the powerhouse series Sword Art Online.

With unique magic system the novel introduces a complex and innovative magic system where magic is treated as a science, with detailed explanations of its mechanics and classifications. This appeals to readers who enjoy intricate world-building and systematic magic systems.

The series follows the journey of Tatsuya Shiba, a seemingly “inferior” magician who possesses extraordinary combat skills. His character development and exploration of his powers resonate with readers who appreciate a strong protagonist overcoming challenges and societal expectations.

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