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The Wizard Has A Biochip

Chapter 28: A sincere compliment from a wizard is really rewarding... hehee, I know! I’m too much. · Oct 29, 2026

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1 Chapter 1: Dark & Explicit Content Warning 2026-10-29
2 Chapter 2: Holy shit, I blew up my garage and woke up in another world? 2026-10-29
3 Chapter 3: Bro, did my biochip reincarnate with me? How is this possible? 2026-10-29
4 Chapter 4: That’s cheating, and fuck it! Correction and adaptation of the elemental technique. 2026-10-29
5 Chapter 5: Helena, you’re really sweet... Wait, are they hanging someone? What kind of shitty school is this? 2026-10-29
6 Chapter 6: In nature, only death awaits the weak. Freedom and equality no longer exist. Survival defines the strongest! 2026-10-29
7 Chapter 7: Beep! Why not revive your family’s technique, dear host? 2026-10-29
8 Chapter 8: I want food! I want to grow and get big like a bodybuilder. Total Chad. 2026-10-29
9 Chapter 9: The wizards don’t care if we live or die... Bro, that kid who hanged himself in the bathroom had his organs sold at the mall. 2026-10-29
10 Chapter 10: Time skip 2026-10-29
11 Chapter 11: Hmm... This place seems rather degenerate. Shouldn’t studious acolytes be focusing on their studies? 2026-10-29
12 Chapter 12: Money is truly one of the best things there is. 2026-10-29
13 Chapter 13: Mork Trys vs Myla Elzy 2026-10-29
14 Chapter 14: Recouping the profits and meeting a group of dangerous MILFs. 2026-10-29
15 Chapter 15: Misty, I will defile you! I will make you bear my children!! R-18 2026-10-29
16 Chapter 16: level up 2026-10-29
17 Chapter 17: The day of the exam has finally arrived! 2026-10-29
18 Chapter 18: Exame 2026-10-29
19 Chapter 19: Building the matrix mechanism 2026-10-29
20 Chapter 20: Ruby 2026-10-29
21 Chapter 21: I want to defile you! R-18 2026-10-29
22 Chapter 22: The dwarf master is incredible. 2026-10-29
23 Chapter 23: The book is mine, hehehe... 2026-10-29
24 Chapter 24: The power of the biochip to absorb and gather information is really a definite cheat 2026-10-29
25 Chapter 25: Design projects quickly in just a few hours? Who can do this? Me obviously! 2026-10-29
26 Chapter 26: Yes, I want that lab! 2026-10-29
27 Chapter 27: The explosive fire crystal 2026-10-29
28 Chapter 28: A sincere compliment from a wizard is really rewarding... hehee, I know! I’m too much. 2026-10-29
29 Chapter 29: How about we celebrate? What? Do I have ulterior motives? Never! I am pure. R-18 2026-10-29
30 Chapter 30: Model for spellcasting 2026-10-29
31 Chapter 31: I know you liked it, girl... I gave you multiple orgasms. 2026-10-29
32 Chapter 32: A visit to the library 2026-10-29
33 Chapter 33: Wizards are amazing. Total Chad 2026-10-29
34 Chapter 34: Ruby... Are you alive? Yes... And now I am Empress Ruby. 2026-10-29
35 Chapter 35: Lucius’s Blood Fairy 2026-10-29
36 Chapter 36: The hatred of an uncontrolled experiment. 2026-10-29
37 Chapter 37: Leon... It’s a good thing I’m not you! Hehehehe. 2026-10-29
38 Chapter 38: Virtual spells are truly amazing... The ultimate cheat! 2026-10-29
39 Chapter 39: How about powered armor? 2026-10-29
40 Chapter 40: Building my first mid-engine 2026-10-29
41 Chapter 41: Bow and arrow of light 2026-10-29
42 Chapter 42: What do you mean, ten years? You’ve got to be kidding me. 2026-10-29
43 Chapter 43: Yes, I am Iron Man! HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 2026-10-29
44 Chapter 44: Forest outside the tower 2026-10-29
45 Chapter 45: Holy shit, that mercenary is absolutely fucked! 2026-10-29
46 Chapter 46: We are being invaded. Enemy acolytes. 2026-10-29
47 Chapter 47: This group that came to help me... They seem to be a bunch of blind idiots. 2026-10-29
48 Chapter 48: Heitor vs Crystina 2026-10-29
49 Chapter 49: Crystina! I want to make you have multiple orgasms on my villain cock... I want to fill your womb with my hot, dirty cum. R-18 2026-10-29
50 Chapter 50: The day of the contract 2026-10-29

When I finally reached the familiar metal door adorned with two golden gears, I took a deep breath.

I knocked lightly.

There was no response.

I pushed the door open.

The laboratory was exactly as I remembered it.

However, in the center of the laboratory...

Master Totil was holding an object that resembled a pair of glasses.

Standing beside him was Lina.

She remained upright, waiting for the master’s judgment.

Totil rotated the artifact between his fingers.

He examined every detail.

Then he raised the glasses to eye level.

He remained silent for several seconds.

Finally, he spoke.

—The frame is good.

—The weight distribution is good as well.

He ran a finger over a small rune engraved on the side.

—But here...

He pointed with his fingernail.

—You engraved the amplification rune two-tenths of a millimeter off.

Lina stepped closer.

—Two-tenths...

Totil nodded.

—Very little.

—But enough to increase the user’s magical energy consumption by nearly fifteen percent.

—This connection between the two runes is also a bit too long.

—That creates a slight loss in efficiency.

Lina lowered her head slightly.

—I understand, Master.

Totil handed the glasses back to her.

—Even so... It’s approved.

She looked up.

The dwarf crossed his arms.

—This is already the second functional device you’ve brought me this year.

—The flaws are there.

—But both can be corrected.

—Keep it up.

A subtle smile appeared on Lina’s face.

—Thank you, Master.

I remained silent throughout the entire evaluation.

There was no point in interrupting.

Only after Totil finished speaking did he finally pretend to notice my presence.

He slowly turned his head.

His eyes met mine.

One eyebrow rose.

—Hmm?

He set a small tool down on the workbench.

Then he walked toward me.

He stopped directly in front of me.

—George.

—You finally decided to show up.

—So...

—Did you build anything useful?

—While you were off disappearing...

—Lina has already brought me two different devices.

I looked at Lina.

She was smiling.

It wasn’t an arrogant smile.

But there was a clear air of victory about it.

As if she were saying:

”I got here first.”

I smiled back.

At the same time, I noticed something different.

My perception of magical energy had improved tremendously over those months.

I discreetly observed the flow of magical energy surrounding her body.

It was visibly weaker than mine.

Not because Lina was less talented.

Quite the opposite.

She possessed more natural talent than I did.

The difference lay elsewhere.

She had spent almost all of her time building devices.

She had sacrificed part of her meditation practice.

That was why the magical energy she had accumulated was so low.

It made perfect sense.

Building artifacts required time.

Training magic did too.

It was difficult to progress rapidly in both areas at the same time.

I turned my attention back to Master Totil.

I bowed respectfully.

—Master.

—After many tests...

—I finally managed to build a device.

I carefully took the small crystal hidden inside my sleeve.

Before handing it over...

I looked at Lina once again.

I smiled.

As boldly as possible.

Then...

I winked at her.

She immediately narrowed her eyes.

Her smile vanished.

I instantly returned to a serious expression.

Then I handed the crystal to Totil.

—Besides...

—I believe I’m very close to completing all the codes necessary to reach the Second Level of Acolyte.

Totil accepted the crystal.

But before he even began examining it...

His gaze quickly shifted between Lina and me.

For several seconds, he remained completely still.

As though he were comparing something.

Then his eyes returned to me.

He had noticed.

The difference in magical energy between the two of us.

His cold, distant expression subtly changed.

The corners of his mouth lifted.

It was a small smile.

But a genuine one.

—I see...

Without saying another word, he began evaluating the crystal.

He rotated the artifact.

He examined the engravings.

He brought it closer to his eyes with the aid of a small magnifying lens.

He remained completely focused for several minutes.

Finally, he spoke.

—The engraving of the Rupture Rune is a bit uneven.

He pointed to a tiny line.

—Here.

—The depth varies slightly.

—This connection between the Compression Runes could be better aligned.

—The stabilization could also be a little more uniform.

I nodded silently.

Every flaw he pointed out matched exactly the minor imperfections I had deliberately introduced.

Totil continued observing the crystal for a few more moments.

Then...

—Very good.

—The flaws are there.

—But they’re all minor.

—The design is functional.

—Safe.

—And it demonstrates that you’ve properly understood the fundamentals.

He looked directly at me.

—Congratulations, George.

His voice carried a sincerity I had never heard from him before.

—I’m truly pleased.

He cast a brief glance at Lina.

Then looked back at me.

—After Lucas graduated...

—I thought it would take several years before I found another good apprentice.

—In the end...

—I ended up finding two.

Lina quietly let out a relieved sigh upon hearing that.

Totil continued.

—Lina possesses four-star natural talent.

She lowered her head in gratitude.

Then the dwarf turned his eyes to me.

—You...

—Possess only three-star talent.

—Even so...

—You’re one of the best three-star apprentices I’ve ever seen.

—If you’d been born with just a little more luck...

—You probably would have been a full four-star talent.

—What you should do now...

—Is remember exactly how you felt when you successfully created this crystal.

—Engineering isn’t just knowledge.

—It’s also experience.

—The more times you repeat the same process...

—The more natural it will become.

He slid the crystal back toward me.

—Besides...

—This Explosive Fire Crystal can be sold.

—Exchange it for resources.

—Buy more materials.

—Produce more.

—Repeat that cycle.

I took the crystal once more.

—But remember one thing.

—Every device presents different challenges.

—Today, you managed to craft an Explosive Fire Crystal.

—Excellent.

—But if tomorrow you pick up the blueprint for a much more complex mechanism...

—You’ll probably go right back to being a complete novice.

That was true.

Knowing one design didn’t mean mastering all of engineering, fortunately, that logic didn’t apply to me.

—Therefore...

—Don’t become arrogant.

—From now on...

—Focus on perfecting your Explosive Fire Crystals.

—Earn resources from them.

—Then move on to larger projects.

—Yes, Master.

—That’s exactly what I’ll do.

Totil nodded in satisfaction.

Immediately afterward, he clapped his hands once.

The sound echoed throughout the laboratory.

—Very well.

He gestured toward the door.

—Now leave.

He cast a quick glance toward a workbench covered with metal components.

—I still need to finish a project Professor Lucius commissioned a few days ago.

I followed his gaze.

On the workbench rested an incredibly complex sphere, partially disassembled.

Hundreds of tiny gears.

Runes engraved into metal plates.

Crystals fitted into articulated mounts.

Lina and I bowed at the same time.

—See you later, Master.

Totil merely waved absentmindedly.

His attention had already returned entirely to the mechanism.

We left the laboratory.

The door closed behind us.

The corridor fell silent once again.

We walked side by side for several meters.

It was Lina who broke the silence.

She smiled provocatively.

—Even so...

—I finished first.

—It took you six months to bring a single device.

—Meanwhile, I brought two.

—And one more thing...

She lifted her chin proudly.

—You may be a little ahead of me in meditation right now...

—But that won’t last.

She rested one hand on her hip.

—My talent is four stars.

—As soon as I start focusing on meditation again...

—I’ll catch up to you in no time.

I listened until she finished.

Then...

I smiled.

She was probably expecting some sort of competitive response.

Perhaps a taunt.

Perhaps I’d tell her I would surpass her.

Or that she’d never catch up to me.

Instead, I simply stopped walking.

She stopped as well.

I slowly raised my right hand.

Lina blinked several times.

Confused.

I smiled sincerely.

—Congratulations.

She stared at me, completely bewildered.

—You worked hard.

—You managed to build two devices.

—That deserves recognition.

She remained completely motionless.

The victorious expression on her face vanished.

Replaced by pure surprise.

I kept my hand extended.

—Instead of continuing this competition...

—How about we become friends...

—Instead of rivals?

Of course... if someone had been watching me and knew me well, they might have understood that this unexpectedly mature attitude wasn’t entirely genuine.

All I want most right now is to completely fill this damn girl’s uterus. I want to fuck her so hard that she will have trouble walking down the halls.

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