Modern Women's Charm
Use the Brain Only

Father and mother in the eyes of their original Jean are very harmonious and love each other, Jean also never know how the story of the meeting between her father and mother used to be, which there is only a word,

"Dad loved your mother very much" and also "mother loved your father very much." That's all it is.

So when Valir tells the story of his father's past as an Elf, Jean feels disbelief.

His parents had a story so twisted, it took many sacrifices to fight for their love.

"You're not making this up, are you? It's hard to believe." Jean asked again to be sure.

But looking at Valir's serious look on the face it didn't seem like he was lying.

"Why did I lie to you? You're a descendant of elves and humans, you could say you're mixed blood, you're Half Elf Jean." Valir explains Jean's identity.

"Mixed blood, half El?" Jean's confused.

"Instead you can emit magic energy fluctuations without you noticing Jean, look at this new, flaming stone indicates there is magic energy around you." Valir brought the energy crystal closer to Jean's arm and it did appear to light up dimly.

It was impossible for the magic energy to come from Valir because Valir could control the fluctuations of his magic energy, in contrast to Jean who was still a beginner and did not understand how to control the entry and exit of energy in his body.

Seeing that the crystal stone in Valir's hand was indeed burning dimly, Jean inevitably had to believe that he was a half Elf.

It is strange to know that he is not a pure human being. Honestly, Marrissa felt that she had turned into a kind of demon.

"Wait a minute, if I can release magic energy isn't it an amazing thing like plant magic I can do." Jean realized something.

His eyes grew bigger and he asked enthusiastically.

"Can I also master plant magic like you and Vedis do?" Jean's eyes grew like a puppy waiting for a master to throw a stick.

For Marrissa, magic was something she had never seen in her home world.

Although this is not the first time Marrissa saw magic in Jean's world, it is different if she can use magic.

"Yes you can, but your magic can't be as strong as mine." Valir replied while demonstrating the use of simple plant magic.

He grew the seedlings from his hands into a thirty centimeter tall plant.

"Can you teach me?" Jean hopes Valir will teach her. Because if he could swing from one poho. To the other trees using the vine of the plant then he could be more independent, he would not need to trouble Valir anymore in the future.

"Yes, of course, but before that, remember Jean, about your identity, lest anyone else know, just enough of you know." Valir advises Jean not to be a target for many.

Jean nodded, understanding that it was for her own good.

"Regarding your sister, I have been searching for news, she has been brought to the land of the Vampire race city.

I think your sister is still alive because there's no way the Vampire race doesn't know if your sister is a half elf.

Those vampires couldn't possibly waste half elf's blood for a single gulp, they must have let your sister live for as long as possible as the blood supply.

If you're going to save your sister I can help you, I'm going to drive you to the city of the Vampire race." Valir offered help.

Jean was silent for a moment, she thought a lot of things.

"Well, thanks Valir, you're gonna help me. I hope Juno is still alive and can survive. So when do we get to the Vampire race?" Jean was a little relieved that her sister was most likely still alive.

"It's up to you, Jean, but I suggest you bring more supplies and money." Valir can drop Jean off at any time because his business in the human city is done.

"You said Juno's life must have been guarded and not killed by the Vampire race. I think it's best that I should solve my problems first in the human city, so wait a minute. We'll hold off on finding Juno in the city of the Vampire race." Jean chose to delay.

After the conversation, Jean and Valir make an appointment once a month in the woods.

They also need a plan and preparation to save Juno.

Because the enemy that must be fought is the Vampire race that is notoriously cruel and not easy to face.

Returning to the city of man, Jean did not return empty-handed, of course he picked plants that were worth selling.

It was also her doing so as not to arouse suspicion, if she went outside the wall and returned empty-handed.

He came out of the wall alone was already suspicious let alone return empty-handed.

The world is dangerous and cannot be underestimated.

What makes Jean happy today is the news about her sister who is likely to live higher and she who turns out to be able to use magic.

Before returning Valir had taught Jean simple plant magic, which is to grow plants from seeds.

There are complicated spells to read.

Valir wrote it on the bark of a tree whose texture was similar to paper but also similar to animal skin.

The first time trying magic while reciting a spell, there was no change at all to the seeds of the plant in Jean's hands.

Three tries are still the same, but Jean is not desperate because Valir says it is difficult to master it.

Not only do you read spells but you need to drain magic energy into your hands and into the seeds of the plant.

While Jean alone could not feel the magic energy in her body.

He still needs to study longer.

It's just that Marrissa was disappointed why is it so hard to learn magic?

Why not like in the game, we only need to pronounce spells and all magic comes out great.

Jean realizes the real world is not as easy as the Game, but if it could be as easy as the Game his life would be easier.

In his heart he felt jealous of the novels he had read during college.

Each main character often has a cheat, such as a system, special abilities such as space or other great things.

And himself, though,

"Huh, "he could only smile wryly there was no such thing.

Although he could learn magic but it was very difficult to develop so nil.

"Yes, just use your brain and take revenge first." Jean's mind doesn't care anymore.

He returned to the human city smoothly, although the gatekeeper looked at him with strange eyes.

Perhaps he wondered why a woman like Jean who came out of the wall by herself could still come back alive.

In the distance, behind the trees, Valir was staring at Jean who had disappeared into the gate of the human city wall.

"Jean..." Valir whispered that Jean's name was with complicated eyes.