Will enters a magic academy where he can't use magic, watches everyone else cast spells while he's stuck with a sword, and decides that's not just fine, it's his actual advantage. The animation doesn't just support the action, it is the action, every swing and dodge built with clean geometry and weight that makes his sword feel like it belongs in a world of wands. You're watching a kid who gets laughed at figure out he was never the problem, his classmates were just looking at the wrong weapon.

Will arrives at an elite magic academy with a dream that seems out of reach, because he cannot cast even the most basic spell. While the students around him wield magic, he has none at all, and teachers and classmates alike treat him with scorn. The academy offers him little welcome, yet he refuses to give up. Instead of competing in magic, Will relies on a powerful body and his sword, clearing monsters in the academy's labyrinth to earn credits and holding his own against trained magicians, including a professor who bullies him. What drives him is a childhood promise to his friend Elfaria: the two vowed to reach the summit of the Wizard's Tower, where the five greatest mages keep watch. Elfaria already stands among them, and Will means to join her, one determined swing at a time.