2000 Years Of Magic History In My Head-Chapter 79
Episode 79: The Guardian Gate and the British Magic Association (3)
The next day, Kang Min-hyuk arrived in England on the British Magic Association’s private plane. When he first stepped onto British soil, many reporters were awaiting his arrival. News of his visit must have already spread, and the first thing that he witnessed was a flood of them moving toward him, shoving microphones in his face.
“Kang Min-hyuk, how do you feel about coming to England?”
“After the magic conference, so many magical organizations tried to recruit you. Although you didn’t respond to the offer, you’re in the Uk today…does this mean you’re considering joining the British Magical Association?”
“In light of Kang Min-hyuk’s magical revolution, the game of magical academia is changing. Where does your infinite source of knowledge spring from? Double casting, mana fairy tale, medical magic, etc., you’re making history!”
English words and phrases tangled up around him. The UK was considered the birthplace of magic.
The journalists who met Kang Min-hyuk did not treat him as the successor to Suhomun. It was a different landscape in Korea. Korea tended to emphasize his origins, but the British did not even mention the Guardian Gate. They were much more concerned with the version of Kang Min-hyuk, who had spawned a magical revolution. As the symbolism shrouding his name grew, his past was buried further and further beneath…his plan had worked. He was establishing his own identity.
It wasn’t only the development of his new magic system and medical magic that succeeded in placing the present ahead of his past, but the fact that his work had shifted the positions of Gap and Eul in the Subjugation of Dark City. The Ganghwa warriors who had always reigned supreme stepped up to protect Kang Min-hyuk, who lived up to all expectations, proving that a wizard wasn’t tethered to a subordinate role. Kang Min-hyuk commanded the battlefield, and his powerful attack magic destroyed the A-class death knight – a circumstance that defied all logic.
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