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The Wizard Has A Biochip

Chapter 22: The dwarf master is incredible. · 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

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Trinnngg~~~~

The biochip’s alarm echoed directly inside my mind.

I slowly opened my eyes, staring at the simple ceiling of my room. I stretched my arms as a smile escaped before I even realized it.

Yesterday was truly a great day.

I had officially been accepted as an engineer under the tutelage of Master Mage Totil Uril.

But there was another detail...

The night before, I had slept with Ruby.

The memory made my smile grow even wider.

This world is finally starting to cooperate with me...

I got out of the wooden bed.

I stopped by the communal bathroom in the hallway, took care of my personal hygiene, had a quick shower, brushed my teeth, and fixed my hair before putting on the robe I had been given once again.

In the dining hall, I ate quickly. I was still following the diet prepared by the biochip, so I chose foods rich in protein and carbohydrates before heading toward my real destination.

Lucas had made himself very clear.

I had to arrive early.

I had no intention of making a bad impression on my very first day.

After using the Tower’s enormous elevator, I reached the floor reserved for the laboratories.

The corridors were wide, illuminated by magical crystals embedded in the ceiling.

Meanwhile, a steady rhythmic sound echoed from the various workshops.

Each door bore a different symbol.

Alchemy.

Enchanting.

Jewelry.

Tailoring.

Magic Circles.

Until I found the symbol I was looking for.

Above a massive metal door hung a golden plaque.

Engraved upon it were two interlocking gears.

Found it.

That was when I noticed someone else standing in front of the door.

Lina Veres.

She was already fully dressed in the official acolyte robe she had also received from Lucas.

The dark fabric complemented her elegant posture, while the golden apprentice ring on her hand gleamed discreetly.

For some reason...

She looked even more beautiful dressed like that.

My brain registered the information.

Fortunately, my face remained perfectly calm.

She noticed my arrival.

—You arrived early.

—I thought it would be rude to make our new master wait.

She crossed her arms.

—I thought exactly the same thing.

—Then we’re off to a good start.

—I never imagined so few people would pass this year’s selection.

—Neither did I... until I saw that room during the exam.

She let out a small laugh.

—It was the first time I’d seen such desperate looks, staring at a pile of scrap as if they were looking at treasure.

—Well, those acolytes who failed certainly understood that those scraps really were the treasure that could have changed their lives forever. Unfortunately, they failed.

She raised an eyebrow.

—You really seem to like engineering.

—Yes. Personally, I’m much more interested in this field than in the others.

—You remind me of some of my relatives.

—What? How so?

—You talk about machines the same way my cousin talks about magic.

—Maybe I see magic within machines.

She remained silent for a few seconds.

Then she replied in a quiet voice.

—Maybe that’s why you passed... I grew up in a family of humble engineers, so it’s only natural that I passed. But what about you? What kind of family do you come from?

Before I could answer...

A firm voice came through the door.

—Come in!

The authority contained in that simple command made both of us immediately stop our conversation.

We exchanged a brief glance.

We took a deep breath.

And stepped through the door.

...

The moment I walked in...

My eyes widened.

The laboratory was enormous.

The ceiling was nearly fifteen meters high, supported by massive metal beams reinforced with runes.

Suspended walkways crossed the room at different levels.

Magic-powered cranes transported enormous components from one side to the other.

Pipes carried blue steam, feeding strangely shaped machines.

There were dozens of workbenches.

One of them held nothing but carefully cataloged magical crystals.

Another contained only partially disassembled mechanical arms.

At the back of the laboratory stood an enormous metal golem bound in chains while dozens of magical inscriptions glowed across its surface.

At the center of it all...

A muscular dwarf worked with complete concentration.

He was short.

But unbelievably broad.

His arms resembled tree trunks.

He wore a heavy engineer’s uniform filled with tool pockets.

On his face rested an elaborate pair of strange goggles.

The lenses were articulated.

Five small magnifying lenses could be individually rotated in front of his eyes as needed.

As he manipulated a mechanism filled with microscopic gears, several of those lenses shifted automatically.

I couldn’t hide my excitement.

—Amazing...

Beside me, Lina remained silent.

But her eyes wandered across every corner of the workshop with the same fascination.

The dwarf finished a minor adjustment.

He let out a long sigh.

Slowly, he pushed the goggles up onto his forehead.

Then he finally looked at us.

—So... you’re the only ones who passed this year?

The two of us immediately bowed.

I was the first to speak.

—George Gil, Master Totil Uril. It is an honor to be accepted as your apprentice.

Lina gave an equally respectful bow.

—Lina Veres. I hope to learn a great deal under your guidance.

The dwarf observed both of us for several seconds.

Then he smiled faintly.

—Good posture.

He crossed his arms.

—I am Totil Uril.

—Arch-Magical Engineer.

—Level 1 Mage of Arcangrove Tower.

—Head of the Central Arcane Engineering Laboratory.

His smile disappeared.

—I don’t usually accept apprentices.

—In fact...

—I normally reject everyone indirectly through examinations that are far too difficult for beginners.

Lina looked surprised.

I simply remained attentive.

Totil continued.

—But the two of you demonstrated ability.

—And an engineer without ability is only good for carrying tools.

Without another word, he walked to a corner of the laboratory.

There stood an old dust-covered chest, hidden behind a pile of broken devices.

After rummaging through it for a few moments, he pulled out several extremely thick books.

He placed them all on the central workbench.

THUMP.~~

The stack was nearly as tall as my chest.

Totil rested both hands on the books.

—Before you build any devices...

—You need to learn how to think like engineers.

He pointed to the first volume.

Its cover was made of thick leather.

An embossed gear was engraved on it.

—Fundamentals of Magical Mechanisms.

—This is the foundation of everything.

He opened a few pages.

Exceptionally detailed diagrams filled the book.

Gears.

Pulleys.

Levers.

Shafts.

Bearings.

Transmission systems.

Beside each illustration were small annotations explaining how magical energy altered the function of each component.

—Here, you’ll learn how to turn motion into force, force into precision, and precision into efficiency.

Then he placed another book in front of us.

Its blue cover was covered with dozens of geometric runes.

—Magical Codes Applied to Engineering.

The pages were filled with hundreds of magical symbols.

Each rune included explanations, limitations, compatibility, and the proper methods for inscribing it onto metal, wood, stone, and crystal.

—An ordinary machine depends only on physics.

—A magical machine depends on physics... and magical language.

He pointed to another, even larger volume.

—Arcane Crystals and Energy Cores.

Inside were illustrations of dozens of magical minerals.

Each one listed its mana density, stability, storage capacity, maximum temperature, durability, and practical applications.

—Without energy...

—Nothing works.

—An engineer must know every crystal better than they know their own family.

Next, he lifted a thinner book.

—Enchanted Materials.

Its pages described magical metals, spirit wood, special alloys, runic fabrics, monster leather, and bones used in the manufacture of magical devices.

—Choosing the wrong material can destroy months of work.

Another book was placed on the workbench.

I didn’t even dare blink, wanting nothing more than to grab those books and rush back to my room, where I could copy them using the biochip.

But I had underestimated the dwarf’s keen perception, and Totil noticed.

—I see these books have caught your attention.

—Very much so, Master.

He let out a brief chuckle.

—I thought so.

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