Athens, the capital city of Greece, is renowned for its rich history and ancient architecture. One of the most intriguing architectural wonders in Athens is the "Magic Fence". This fascinating fence, also known as the "Athens Rx", has captivated visitors from around the world. The Magic Fence stands tall and proud, showcasing an enchanting blend of Greek mythology and modern design. Its intricate patterns and vibrant colors instantly mesmerize anyone who lays eyes on it. The fence seems to come alive, with mythical creatures such as unicorns, sphinxes, and griffins adorning its surface.
The fence seems to come alive, with mythical creatures such as unicorns, sphinxes, and griffins adorning its surface. As the name suggests, the Magic Fence possesses an element of magic. It is said that by touching the fence, one can experience a surge of positive energy and a sense of connection to ancient Greek culture.
Dawn of the Golden Witch
Following Chick Beatrice's trial, BATTLER joins the love trials as well, claiming he has already killed his sacrifice. With six deaths, these trials have effectively functioned as the first twilight of the witch's epitaph. On Rokkenjima, at 1:11 AM, Erika searches the mansion for the six corpses and manages to find the bodies of Rosa, Maria, Kyrie, Eva, and Natsuhi. The six corpse is that of Battler Ushiromiya and is found by Krauss and Rudolf inside of an unused and chain-locked bedroom. Erika initially refuses to invoke the "detective's authority" to examine the crime scenes with certainty, limiting her ability to fight against BATTLER. However, BATTLER realizes that she is only doing this due to the demands of Bernkastel; he berates Bernkastel for manipulating his game and mends the situation by retroactively changing the story so that Erika would have enough sticky packing tape to seal three rooms. After he leaves, Erika, Bernkastel, and Lambdadelta laugh, revealing that they had been acting in order to trick BATTLER into giving Erika her tape seals.
Determined to wait out the typhoon and contact the police, Krauss, Rudolf, Jessica, Genji, Gohda, Kanon hide in one bedroom while Erika, Hideyoshi, George, Shannon, Nanjo, Kumasawa hide out in another. Soon after, Erika slips away and uses her tape to seal both rooms. As she leaves to perform in-depth investigations on each crime scene, Erika finds Beatrice's letter on the ground, declaring that Battler's corpse has vanished. Erika contacts BATTLER and informs him that she had used her last tape seal to retroactively seal the room Battler's corpse was found in. This cripples BATTLER's plans, as he had intended for the secretly-living Battler Ushiromiya to be the one who placed the letter on the ground. Erika offers to let BATTLER remove the letter from the game to avoid a contradiction but BATTLER's pride prevents him from accepting this proposition.
Erika decides to investigate the room Battler's corpse was found in first. Upon doing so, she becomes embroiled in a fight with BATTLER wherein both of them repeatedly retroactively alter the story to determine the outcome of Erika's investigation. This culminates in a fatal Logic Error on BATTLER's part; he is backed into a situation wherein no one in the story could have feasibly placed Beatrice's letter. As a punishment, BATTLER's soul is made to spend the rest of eternity trapped within his Logic Error. His body becomes a lifeless husk. As a present for her victory, Bernkastel arranges for Erika to marry BATTLER; Erika would receive BATTLER's successor ring and BATTLER would receive a ring of subordination. This would allow Erika to torture and humiliate BATTLER for the rest of time. Bernkastel and Lambdadelta cackle to themselves as they leave to plan the wedding.
Zepar and Furfur announce Battler's informal retirement from the love trials. The remaining couples, George/Shannon and Jessica/Kanon, decide to settle the love trial with a duel between Shannon and Kanon. Zepar and Furfur arrange this in the style of a traditional Western duel, giving Shannon and Kanon each one pistol with a single bullet that causes instantaneous death regardless of where on the body it lands. The duel ends in Shannon's victory. After the loss, Kanon's spirit offers to help Chick Beatrice save BATTLER.
At BATTLER and Erika's wedding, Gaap, Ronove, and Virgilia attempt to figure out a solution to BATTLER's Logic Error but fail. Zepar and Furfur host the wedding until Beatrice arrives, seemingly with her original personality. Beatrice challenges Erika to a duel using the Red Truth and Blue Truth, claiming that she has solved the Logic Error by having Kanon swap places with Battler. Lambdadelta verifies this as true, ending the Logic Error. In order to win the duel, Erika has to prove how Kanon escaped the room after saving Battler. Erika is ultimately unable to figure out the solution and is defeated. BATTLER's soul returns to his body and he joins Beatrice. The two declare that, even including Erika, there were never more than 17 people on the island and shoot Erika together, killing her.
Transcription: "Rettōsei to Tsue no Majo" (Japanese: 劣等生と杖の魔女)
Many locals and tourists alike visit the fence to seek inspiration, artistic vibes, or simply to unravel the mystery behind its magic. The Athens Rx fence is not only a visual marvel but also a symbol of unity and diversity. Its design incorporates a medley of different cultures, echoing the cosmopolitan nature of Athens itself. The fence serves as a reminder that despite differences in beliefs and backgrounds, humanity can come together to create something truly extraordinary. The Magic Fence has become a popular backdrop for photographs, attracting countless Instagrammers and photographers seeking the perfect shot. Its vibrant colors and mythical creatures provide an intriguing contrast to the surrounding ancient ruins, making it a unique and memorable spot for capturing memories. Visiting the Magic Fence is an experience that transcends traditional sightseeing. It is a journey into a realm where ancient mythology meets modern imagination, and where the power of art can transport us to another dimension. So, if you ever find yourself in Athens, don't miss the opportunity to witness the magic of the Athens Rx – an extraordinary fence that embodies the enchanting essence of this captivating city..
Reviews for "The Magical Education of Athenian Mages: The Journey to Becoming a Magician"
1. Jane Doe - 2 stars - I was really looking forward to reading "Magic Fence Athens RX" based on the description and the intriguing cover. However, I found the story to be incredibly confusing and convoluted. There were too many characters introduced too quickly, and it was hard to keep track of their relationships and motivations. Additionally, the pacing was inconsistent, with some chapters dragging on while others seemed rushed. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. John Smith - 1 star - I couldn't even finish "Magic Fence Athens RX" because I found it incredibly dull and uninteresting. The plot was lackluster and predictable, and the characters were poorly developed. I couldn't connect with any of them or care about what happened to them. The writing style was also mediocre, with awkward phrasing and repetitive descriptions. I forced myself to read a few chapters, hoping it would improve, but unfortunately, it didn't. Save yourself the time and skip this one.
3. Emily Johnson - 2 stars - "Magic Fence Athens RX" had an intriguing premise, but it failed to deliver on its promises. The world-building was weak and underdeveloped, leaving me with more questions than answers. The magic system was poorly explained, leading to inconsistencies and confusion throughout the story. The main character lacked depth and felt like a generic, cookie-cutter hero. The action scenes were poorly executed, lacking tension and excitement. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and expected much more from the author.