I Was a Loner, but My Class Got Summoned to Another World… - Chapter 72 - Light Grimoires

An hour passed before there was a knock on his door.

Logan knew who it was and wondered why the girl entered dressed in a long robe.

“Don’t ask. Sometimes girls wearing this kind of clothing enter boys’ rooms. You tell me why that is… and if so, have you invited one?” Lisa asked while taking off the robe.

“What? No, I don’t know the reason or care, you know I am not the type…” Logan, who had learned something new, took a seat on the couch, leaving the bed for Lisa to sit on.

He was surprised when she pushed him aside and sat beside him.

“I hope you have brought tea or something, at least,” Lisa said, trying to start a simple conversation.

“No… but wait, I do have this…” Logan took out two containers with a type of juice.

He thought about offering her mana water, but now that he knew a beast swam in that water, he kept the vials for emergencies.

Logan also took out some snacks he had stored in case he wanted something during the long trip; it was a type of French fry.

The student, who had the class name “Hero,” recreated a few foods from their world using ingredients from this one.

This particular dish was one of the favorites, as it used a fruit with the consistency of a potato.

It was naturally salty, making it a good substitute since it didn’t need condiments.

Ketchup was also introduced.

Logan even heard that the girl was busy working on creating a burger chain and gaining wealth by copying a certain fast-food joint from Earth.

“Karla’s reinvented food, huh? I’d also like to visit the original place. You know, you should try getting food from her directly—it adds bonuses to stats, making you strong for a limited time,” the girl explained.

“Buff food from games—what will they come up with next, a save and load system?” Logan joked, knowing Lisa would get the reference.

“It does seem like a world from a game,” Lisa added as they laughed for a little while.

“Logan, I can’t understand how much you have changed… I can’t believe you’re the same person, and I like this version of you more,” Lisa stated as she watched the boy, who was still laughing, from the side.

“Maybe a little. It’s mostly with those I know around me. I’m still not good with crowds; you could say that this world just gave me other opportunities.” Logan laid back, thinking about everything that had happened so far.

“So, are you ready to go to the labyrinth?” the boy asked, feeling comfortable.

Luna took the chance to jump from the bed where she was sleeping to his lap.

“To tell you the truth, no… we are being rushed since we can’t keep killing the beasts around here. It’s not something I liked doing, but now that we are forced to go, I don’t feel safe like I do here.” Lisa looked down after the change of subject.

“The worst part is that you are not coming. You know how hard it is to be in a team with Brian? He bosses everyone around, thinking he is the sun, and since he knows I will heal him, he gets even more reckless. Ugh…” She then began to get mad.

“Seems you haven’t changed though; you switch emotions on the fly. As for the three stooges, try to get the little owl stronger. I am sure he will help you with healing.” Logan then looked at the window and noticed the very one he was talking about had entered.

“Why look who came to visit, just as we were talking about you.” Logan watched as the owl nestled itself beside Lisa. It seemed to have sensed her distress because it kept close and nuzzled near her shoulder.

“Yes, he is very kind and helpful. Thanks again for giving me Orus,” she said, petting the small bird.

“Well, I will take this as a sign that it has gotten late. Before I leave, I wanted to give you this, Logan…” Lisa handed Logan three books.

“I am sorry, but these are all I could get from the church; as you know, they specialize in light magic…” Lisa said, noticing the boy’s confused reaction.

“I think you forgot, but you were blessed by both darkness and light to get your powerful ability,” she began to explain.

Logan picked up one of the very lightweight books; he could bet anyone that it weighed a tenth of what it should. He opened it, only for it to disappear as soon as he read the first word: [Heal].

“What in the…” Logan exclaimed, staring at the particles that dispersed into his body.

“How is it? I think it worked. Now open the next two!” Lisa laughed, seeing the boy’s reaction.

It was the same as hers when she first opened one of these books.

Logan nodded and opened the second book; its word was “Cure.” He then opened the third book, and its activating word was “Light Barrier.”

“Wow, to think I could learn magic this way! You have given me very interesting things, Lisa. Thank you!” Logan said, not waiting to use his new Heal spell. He tried to cure the scab he had made on himself while marking the Aurolious Fowl.

The wound healed instantly, but Logan also felt a tiny bit tired.

“Seems you need to level up. Your mana gets drained with each skill use, so do be careful,” Lisa reminded him.

“Does the church have any more?” Logan asked, wondering if he could buy more.

“Yes, but they don’t sell grimoires for money. They require a point system to keep the healers within the church,” Lisa explained, shutting down his plan.

“Does that mean you used your points on me? Thank you again, Lisa, this will really help me.” Logan rubbed her shoulder, overflowing with joy.

“You’re welcome, Logan. Just please take care of yourself… don’t do dangerous things, please.” Lisa grabbed his hand and held it firmly to make her point.

“Fine, I won’t.” Logan returned to normal, wondering why he had rubbed her shoulder like that. But now, feeling the warmth of her hand, he felt butterflies in his stomach.

Lisa stared at the boy who did not react to her touch as she had hoped.

She stood up, but Logan’s hand did not let her move far.

“Lizzy, please take care in the labyrinth. I don’t know what I would do if something happened to you,” Logan said, trying to keep his face from flushing as he let go of the girl.

“I will. Just hurry and train yourself; we will need to meet later for the fight with the demons, right?” Lisa smiled and then left the room.

She felt her face turn red after seeing Logan’s serious expression; he even pushed back the ever-present strands of hair to look at her clearly.