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Number
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English title
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Japanese title
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#1
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"Magistus"
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三賢者 |
| Magisutosu
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| "Magistus"
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| In a world where magic existed, a mother tells her baby the story of three sages forced to fight a former friend who used them to acquire great power.
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#2
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"The Flow of Magic Power"
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魔力の流れ
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| Maryoku no Nagare
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| "The Flow of Magic Power"
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| A week before their battle against Zoroa, the three sages are conducting their own researches over different aspects of magic in the village of Graybeard. One day, the residents wake up to strange shadows moving over the ground and the river dried up, which the orphan Crowley identifies as related to his field: magic flowing from another world.
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#3
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"King and Attendant"
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王と従者 |
| Ō to Jūsha
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| "King and Attendant"
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| Crowley, Rilliona, and Endymion go out on a field trip to practice elemental magic. Eventually, the topic of their discussions drifts to the reason why Endymion, a royal heir, relinquished the throne to his younger brother.
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#4
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"Zoroa and Spoon"
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ゾロアとスプーン
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| Zoroa to Supūn
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| "Zoroa and Spoon"
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| After Zoroa wakes up from a recurring nightmare, he reminisces with Spoon about his life up to their meeting and departure to find a place to build Graybeard. The following day, Rilliona acquires a crystalline meteorite which shows visions of a mountain that Crowley recognizes.
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#5
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"Vahram"
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ヴァフラム
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| Vafuramu
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| "Vahram"
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| Having found the Theurgy, Zoroa begins hearing the voice of the dragon Vahram, who tries to tempt him into opening the door and fight him with promise of revealing the truth about Zoroa's nature. However, unsealing Theurgy would mean flooding the world with magic power...
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