Fenris Tonelico was destined for greatness from birth, or so it seemed. Born into the prestigious Tonelico clan of mages, he should have had every advantage. But fate had other plans. Fenris was born with black hair and eyes, unlike any other member of his clan. And worse, he was the son of a mistress, not the wife of the Tonelico patriarch. Fenris was seen as an outcast from a young age. Only his adopted father and younger sister truly embraced him as family. The rest treated him as an outsider, estranging him from his own brothers and mother. Fenris struggled to find his place. Without private tutors like his brothers, he educated himself in secret. Then, he made a discovery that would change everything - within him lay immense, untapped magical power. Fenris saw a new purpose. If he could master his magic, he could prove himself worthy of the Tonelico name. He set his sights on the most prestigious magical academy in the land: Lodonea. But gaining entrance to Lodonea requires more than passing the written exam - applicants must also prove the depth of their magical abilities. Fenris' journey has only just begun. But if he can harness his power and overcome the obstacles on his path, he has a chance at reclaiming his destiny and making a name for himself that transcends his illegitimate birth. TW WARNING: R15 AND UP, FOR THOSE YOUNGER THAN TARGETTED AGE, IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU TURN AWAY FROM THIS NOVEL. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Genre: Fantasy, Anime & Comics Tags: Male MC, Isekai, Romance, Harem, Mystery, Drama, Academy, Magic, Action, Adventure, Dark Fantasy Schedule: TBA Novel Type: Light Novel ---------------------------------------------------------------- If you want to get into contact with me, my Discord is Manatin2225. My messages are open for the time being, but that may or may not change in the future. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Cover of Hanyou no Tabi is derived from Seiken Gakuin. Please note that the use of it has no commercial purposes whatsoever and is purely meant to represent the novel. Credit goes to the artist who drew it.