The Crown Prince Who Raises a Side Character

When was it?

Blanca had once thought about Bern in this way.

“Could he have learned magic somewhere?”

Normally, swordsmen didn’t know much about magic.

In fact, even mages couldn’t be said to truly know magic well.

Unless they had received formal education from a professional institution or a powerful faction, there were many adventurers who called themselves mages after self-studying with a single magic tome.

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There were even cases where they only knew one spell, so how could they claim to “know” magic?

In Blanca’s case, she had learned directly from her mother, so among adventurers, she was considered relatively well-versed in magic. But even she thought that Bern knew an unusually large amount about magic.

“This is something I heard from a mage acquaintance of mine by chance.”

It seemed strange that a mage would casually pass on such high-level knowledge to an acquaintance, but Blanca didn’t press him for details.

After all, from the very beginning, they had agreed not to ask about the origin of Bern’s power or knowledge when they formed their party.

Honestly, it was kind of cute that someone like Bern, who seemed to excel at everything, showed a slight vulnerability in this area.