A crossover anime/manga series, starting with Kaguya's fiancé.

Lynn gave a few brief instructions and then returned to her room, saying she needed to rest.

He needs some time to process everything that happened today.

He sat by the window, looking at the flowers and plants in the courtyard that had been replanted by Alyssa and the others, but his thoughts drifted far away.

"What are you thinking about?"

A detached voice sounded from behind.

Lynn turned around and saw that Frillie had been standing in the room for some time.

She was still dressed in the same unchanging outfit, holding that thick magic book in her arms.

"I'm thinking, it seems like there's more and more trouble ahead," Lynn said with a wry smile.

“The human world is always full of all sorts of troubles,” Frilian said calmly as she sat down opposite him.

"I have come to say goodbye."

Lynn paused, taken aback. "Saying goodbye? Where are you going?"

"To travel," Frillie replied matter-of-factly. "This world seems to have many kinds of magic I've never seen before, and I want to collect them."

286. A person went to move bricks.

Lynn looked at Frillie and felt a complex mix of emotions welling up inside him.

This seemingly young elven mage, who had actually lived for a thousand years, was an enigma from the moment they first met.

She saved her own life, kept a record of everything about herself, and now she's leaving.

"When are you leaving?" Lynn asked.

"Now." Frillie's answer was surprisingly concise.

She took a thick notebook out of her pocket and placed it on the table.

"This is the result of my research over the past few months, an analysis of your special magic."

Lynn picked up his notebook and flipped through it; the dense text and charts gave him a headache.

Frillie's handwriting was as neat as printed text, but the content was so profound that it was daunting.

"Your Unlimited Blade Works is essentially an extremely complex combination of spatial magic and material reconstruction."

Frillian continued, "And the [Outer Truth] involves the power of the world's very origin. These spells are legendary even in my world."

"I still have a lot of magic to collect. The magic system of this world is very interesting, especially the special abilities of heroes like you."

She paused for a moment, then looked at Lynn with her calm, deep green eyes.

"However, once I've collected enough, I'll come back to you. At that time, I might need your help to open the passage back for me."

"how long?"

"Soon..." Frilian gave a vague concept of time.

Lynn gave a wry smile.

For an elf who has lived for a thousand years, "soon" could mean decades, or even centuries. However, given his current strength and lifespan, he should be able to wait.

"I understand," Lynn nodded. "Have a safe trip."

Frillie stood up, walked to the door, and then glanced back at him.

"Remember [Outside the Truth]. The nature of that magic is far more dangerous than you imagine."

After saying that, she pushed open the door and went out.

Lynn heard Alexandra and the others' voices outside, seemingly saying goodbye to Frillie. A few minutes later, everything returned to calm.

He picked up the notebook left by Frilian and began to read it carefully.

The notes were indeed profound, but Frilline's explanations were very detailed. Regarding the section on [Unlimited Blade Works], she provided a detailed analysis of the spell's underlying principles and areas for improvement.

"The essence of projection magic is understanding, decomposition, and reconstruction," Lynn read from his notes. "The best way to improve proficiency is through extensive practice. I suggest starting with simple items and gradually increasing the complexity."

This suggestion is very useful. Lynn thought of the buildings in the city damaged in the war; perhaps projection magic could be used to repair them. This would both help rebuild the city and allow him to hone his skills.

Frilian's account of the "outside of truth" is much more cautious.

"This magic involves the fundamental rules of the world. Its use will consume the user's very existence as a price. Overuse may lead to the dissipation of existence, so please be careful."

Upon seeing this, Lynn couldn't help but shudder. No wonder Frilian had specifically warned him before leaving. The price of this magic was far more severe than he had imagined.

Just as he was engrossed in studying his notes, the door was pushed open.

Alexandra peeked in and saw Lynn reading a book, a look of surprise on her face.

"Wow, the sun has risen in the west? Our great hero is actually reading a book?"

"Stop fooling around." Lynn closed his notebook. "Friline is gone?"

“Yeah, he just left.” Alexie walked in and sat down opposite him. “He said he was going to collect some magic and that he would come back to find you. That elf, what a strange fellow.”

Lynn nodded without saying anything more.

"By the way, I got word from the guild that they're starting city reconstruction." Alexie's tone became serious. "They hope that all the clans can contribute."

“Rebuild, huh?” Lynn said thoughtfully. “Perfect timing, I have an idea.”

Alexie tilted her head, looking at Lynn's thoughtful expression, her curiosity almost overflowing from her eyes.

"Hey, Lynn, what are you thinking? Stop beating around the bush and just tell me!"

She leaned closer, placed her hands on the table, and leaned forward, a pleasant fragrance wafting towards her.

Lynn was amused by her impatient and adorable manner. He closed the notebook left by Frillian and gently tapped the cover.

"Urban reconstruction requires a lot of stone and timber, as well as skilled craftsmen, right?"

"Of course."

Alexandra nodded, puzzled.

“These things are very scarce now, and transportation and processing take time.”

Lynn stood up, walked to the window, and looked out at the neighborhood that had been ravaged by the war.

"What if I could solve this problem?"

"You'll handle it?"

Alexie looked even more confused. "You're not part of the construction clan, are you going to go and carry bricks all by yourself?"

287. So, let's begin.

The other girls in the room also cast puzzled glances at them.

Kaguya leaned against the wall, holding her sword, without saying a word, but her slightly furrowed brows showed that she was also pondering the deeper meaning behind Lynn's words.

Lynn did not answer directly, but instead extended a hand.

He closed his eyes, focused his mental energy, and the analysis of Unlimited Blade Works in Frilian's notes appeared in his mind: "understanding, decomposition, reconstruction".

The next second, a soft golden light shone in his palm.

Within the light, countless tiny particles began to converge, rotate, and take shape.

To everyone's astonishment, a square, smooth, mirror-like white marble tile, complete with exquisite relief carvings, appeared out of thin air above his palm, hovering silently.

"This...this is..."

Alexie's mouth slowly opened wider.

She reached out her finger and carefully touched the stone brick.

It feels cool and hard to the touch, just like a real stone.

"Projection magic?"

Liu spoke softly, her face also filled with surprise.

"Ah."

Lynn nodded 740 times, and with a flick of his hand, the stone brick turned into specks of light and vanished.

"My Unlimited Blade Works can project weapons."

He reached out his hand again, and this time, the light shone brightly.

One after another, building materials of different materials and shapes appeared out of thin air, including hard granite, finely textured oak, and even a tile that shimmered with a metallic luster.

They circled around Lynn, slowly rotating, creating a dazzling spectacle.

"Oh my God……"

Chunji covered her mouth, her fox ears standing up excitedly.

Using combat magic for construction?

Lord Lynn's ideas are always so unexpected!

"Hahahaha!"

Alexie finally realized what was happening, and she burst into a wild laugh, grabbing Lynn's neck and shaking him violently.

"You're a genius! Now we're the fastest construction team in Orario!"

"Cough cough... Let go, it's about to break..."

Lynn's eyes rolled back as she was being strangled.

"no!"

Kaguya suddenly spoke in a cold voice, interrupting Alisha's excitement.

She strode forward, pulled Alexie away from Lynn, and looked at him with a serious expression.

"You've only just recovered! Such a large-scale projection must be very taxing on your mental energy! You can't do anything reckless!"

Her tone was full of unquestionable concern.

"Kaguya is right."

Ryu also agreed, "Furthermore, Frilian's notes also mention that overusing your abilities may have unknown risks."

Looking at the worried faces of the girls, Lynn felt a warmth in her heart.