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Anvien Continent.

Eastern Wilderness.

Candlelight City.

A magical circle suddenly appeared on the outer wall of the orphanage, as if it were pasted onto the wall.

A pair of cat ears peeked out from the magic circle first, followed by a small head.

After confirming that no one was around, she carefully crawled out from inside.

This person is Eva.

After climbing out, she stood proudly with her hands on her hips and said with a grin, "See? I'm amazing, aren't I! I told you, I can learn this kind of magic in no time!"

This is a minor spell called "Passing Circle," which can create a passage through a wall of a certain thickness without damaging the wall itself, allowing objects to pass through from one side of the wall to the other.

Although it may seem like a simple spell, its principles are extremely complex, and only mages with spatial talents can learn it.

It is also a way to test whether new magic apprentices possess spatial talent.

After all, the so-called spatial talent is not a talent at the energy level, but more of a talent at the knowledge level.

It won't have any obvious external manifestations, since manipulating space is also achieved through magic, and it doesn't have the same intuitive form of display as other elements.

Therefore, it cannot be judged by conventional means like other elemental talents.

There is no doubt that Eva has a talent for spatial reasoning.

This is an ability she has recently demonstrated in her magical studies.

After learning it, she secretly kept it a secret from everyone, just so she could sneak out to play.

The second one to emerge was Adam. He patted the grass off his head and couldn't help but say, "Didn't the teacher say that those who can learn this spell all have spatial talent? You should tell them that so they can receive better training."

"No way! If they find out I know how, they'll definitely be wary of me and won't let me sneak out."

Tokk climbed out as well, and said in surprise, "Wow, you're amazing! You actually learned it."

Adam just rolled his eyes at Eva's words.

He really wanted to say that the teacher probably already knew, and that their sneaking out had probably been discovered long ago, but the teacher just tacitly approved of it.

"This little girl is clever and mischievous, but she's a bit of a scatterbrain. She's not as steady as Adam next to her."

A mage activated invisibility and floated in mid-air, observing them.

This is an orphanage, and the Night Watch has set up strict magical protection around it.

Although such tight security is not necessary in Candlelight City—the birthplace of the Night's Watch—better safe than sorry.

The children's every move had already been clearly seen.

However, for them, regular academic classes are no longer really necessary, which is why they are allowed to run out and play at this time.

Instead of going through the magic cave, a small bat flew directly out of the wall and then transformed back into a pale-skinned little boy.

"Evil vampires don't crawl through little holes like puppies."

"What did you say? You white idiot!"

Upon hearing Eva's words, Ainz Ooal Gown merely shook the homemade cloak behind him and let out a cold snort.

He had a wicked expression on his face.

Then, he looked at Adam with displeasure.

"My wicked kin, have you fallen too?"

Adam sighed helplessly and rolled his eyes.

"We finally found a chance to go out and have some fun, let's hurry up and go, otherwise Grandma will find out soon."

He could only try to change the subject.

Several children ran around in the street.

Although they can go out to play on weekdays, the feeling of sneaking out like this is completely different.

"There are so few people here. All those old men are gone," Eva muttered to herself as she passed the tavern.

They were all orphans due to various accidents, so they were naturally not as ignorant as ordinary children. "Ah, yes."

Adam simply responded with a single sentence.

"I was hoping to hear that dwarf uncle tell me a story," Tokk said, looking into the tavern with a disappointed expression.

The sight of several children wandering the streets did not surprise the city's residents.

After all, the children's homes in this city take in many orphans from all over the country.

There are quite a few orphans in Candlelight City, throughout the entire Eastern Wilderness.

Unbeknownst to them, they had wandered into a small bookstore.

The old lady sitting behind the counter adjusted her glasses.

"Oh, it's you little rascals. This time of day is a bit off; you didn't sneak out here, did you?"

The old woman immediately noticed something was wrong.

Eva quickly put her finger to her lips.

"Shh, keep your voice down."

"You naughty little girl, there's no one to play with you outside at this time. Everyone's very busy."

The old woman couldn't help but scold him.

"Why? The dwarf uncle is gone too," Tokk asked疑惑地.

The old woman just smiled and said, "They've gone to save the world, to help children like you."

"People outside are also helping out; everyone is doing their part in their own way."

“Me!” Eva raised a hand and exclaimed, “I want to do my part too.”

"What you should be doing now is going back to class and studying properly, honestly." The young mage who had been secretly following them appeared and shook his head helplessly.

"Ha! It's Faceless Man! You actually followed us!"

Eva shouted, "That's despicable!"

The young monk, known as "Faceless Man," shook his head: "It's not right to give the teacher a nickname. Sigh, there's a shortage of manpower in the city right now, so you all need to behave yourselves. Everyone's been incredibly busy lately."

His tone became somewhat serious as he said this.

Adam seemed to understand something, nodded, and bowed apologetically: "I'm sorry, teacher, it won't happen again."

Seeing Adam's actions, the other children had no choice but to obediently apologize.

"Sigh, this is so troublesome. At this time, I seem too sensible, not like a child at all."

The young monk muttered to himself helplessly.

"Let's go, I'll take you to eat. We'll go to the [Red Soft Tea Shop] that you've always wanted to go to."

"Really? That's great!"

Eva cheered excitedly; she had always wanted to go to this store, but never had the chance.

The monk led several children along a quiet street.

It has to be said that this city has been far too quiet lately.

"Sigh, I also want to go to the front lines. I just can't muster the energy to take care of the kids."

He muttered to himself.

Unexpectedly, these words caught the attention of the flying squirrel.

The flying squirrel couldn't help but ask, "Teacher, have you ever been to the continent of Lebia? I heard there are many terrifying rats there, surging in like a tide."

Many of the children in the Children's House come from the Leviathan continent.

Through their accounts, the children also heard about the threat posed by the rat people.

"Don't let my current appearance fool you, teacher. Two years ago, I was fighting on the front lines. But because I was so talented, I was forcibly transferred back to the rear to do research."

He sighed softly, as if he didn't think it was anything to be happy about. (End of Chapter)