The Reincarnated Wizard Who Will Eventually Become the Strongest

Lise and Erika sighed loudly as they stared at the sight of a naked Günther chasing after Sam.

It is amazing that Sam could make Günther, the fifth seat of the court wizard, admit defeat at the age of only fourteen, but the sisters think that Günther, who is still in good health after such an attack by Sam, is also quite extraordinary.

"We should take care of Günther before Sam is affected by his metamorphosis."

"I thought you were a pervert pervert, but you really are an irredeemable pervert!"

They can't even be jealous of two people who are standing higher than them.

That's how far apart they are.

Lise was not looking forward to seeing how talented Sam would become in the future by teaching her skills to her sister, who was also talented and had inherited magic from her.

She was expecting that he would be a great man who could surpass his sister, or even win a battle against the sword saint whom Lise respected.

Just thinking about his future, I felt my heart burn deep in my chest.

Erika has lost her beloved sister and goal, Ur, but today she has found someone new to aim for.

He was younger than her, but a little cocky and surprisingly kind.

Let's go for Sam. I want to catch up someday with the straight boy who inherited everything from his sister and loves her.

Erica was secretly excited to have found a new goal.

"Oh, my God! You've had quite the outburst, haven't you?"

"Oh, Father."

"Dad, did you see that?"

It was their father, Jonathan Walker, who approached the sisters.

"I don't think I could sit still if I could feel such a surge of magic," he said. But Sam's ability was more than I had imagined."

Jonathan chuckled, "I'm glad they didn't destroy the house.

He has a little sweat on his forehead, perhaps because he had misjudged Sam's ability as he said.

"Me too. It seems I underestimated him.

"Me too."

Father nodded at the sisters' response.

"If she is capable of easily destroying Günther's warding technique and still preserves her power, then she must be powerful enough to be a court magician.

"He is pleased to recommend Sam for the vacant position of court wizard."

"Good idea. It would be a shame for Sam, with all his power, to remain free. However, I'm afraid I've been blinded."

"Dad?"

"No, I knew you wanted to be a court wizard, and I knew that if you had inherited everything Ur had to offer, you would ...... one day. Until then, I would keep him in my magical army and train him. But Sam's abilities have already surpassed mine. I will be one of the nominees."

Like his sisters, his father had no idea of Sam's power.

At the same time, Jonathan had high hopes for Sam's future.

He could not wait to see how high the young boy, who had inherited all of his daughter's talents at such a young age, could rise to.

He vowed to watch over Sam for his daughter's sake.

"I'm sure Sam will be happy to have the recommendation of her father, the vice-captain of the National Magical Army."

But it's not enough.

"Is that so?"

"It is folly to judge by age, but Sam is still a minor. It is unheard of for a minor to become a court wizard. Of course, there will be many who will oppose it.

What then?

"I'd like at least one more person to recommend me."

"Would you like to ask the captain of the magic army?"

"No."

Jonathan shakes his head.

Apparently, he has an idea of what else to do.

"Mr. Delight Sinatra."

That's my sister.

"Yes. Ur's mentor, the ousted court wizard. But his abilities are real and there are still many who wish to see him return. Let me introduce Sam to him."

"No, sir?　Mr. Delight."

"I understand Lise's concern. I understand Liese's concern, and I would like to bring Sam to Lord Delight.

Liese looks at Sam, who is being chased by a naked Günther, who catches up with her and starts to wrestle with her.

I can imagine what my father is thinking.

But it means another trouble for Sam.

（It's not easy for Sam. I wish there was something I could do to help.)

Liese was worried about the younger boy, knowing that he was going through a hard time.