Do you have a personal technique for persuasion?

The Magical Interview Battle at the Academy

Fantasy Light Novel: "The Magical Interview Battle at the Academy"

Prologue: The Special Interview at the Mystical Academy

In the prestigious school of the magical continent Luminary, there was a unique interview process. "Do you have a personal technique for persuasion? Please explain." This question made every applicant nervous.

Chapter 1: Leo, the Aspiring Wizard

Leo dreamed of entering the Mystical Magic School. His unique skill? Persuading people with 'magic burgers' he conjured. "After all, food is the greatest magic to move hearts!" Leo said confidently.

Chapter 2: The Interviewer's Challenge

The interviewer, intrigued by Leo's confidence, challenged him. "Then, persuade me with your magic burger." Leo began casting spells, and the burger was made amidst dazzling flames.

Chapter 3: The Magic of the Burger

The burger Leo handed to the interviewer was no ordinary food. With one bite, a bright smile spread across the interviewer's face. "This is... delicious! I acknowledge your magic!" The interviewer was impressed by Leo's unique persuasion skill.

Chapter 4: The True Meaning of Persuasion

Leo passed the interview but learned an important lesson. "True persuasion begins with understanding and considering the other person's perspective." Leo realized his magic burger not only tasted good but also satisfied the interviewer's expectations and hunger.

Epilogue: A New Legend in the Magic School

Leo became known as the student with the most unique persuasion skill in the Mystical Magic School. His story spread among the juniors as a legend, teaching everyone that "Understanding the other is the most powerful magic."

Through Leo's humorous adventures, readers learn about the importance of persuasion skills and understanding the other person's perspective in job interviews.

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