The boy threw himself into his work, keen mind analyzing everything before him. And endless deluge of papers and screen data, a sea of information that was constant and never shrank. The endeavor would require an unbreakable and unyielding spirit to even grow the seeds let alone seeing it through to the very end. The boy continued his work, always putting in his best. Pen scribbled on parchment, adding signatures, changing equations, signing instructions. It was long and tedious, a thankless job that could make him a great deal of enemies. And yet he never stopped, stubbornly going against expectations and reality to make this dream corporeal. Without commitment, one could not save Mundus Magicus.
The insane and maniac pacing finally petered out in the dead of night, far too late to be called evening. In fact, in only a scant hour, dawn would break once more. Negi Springfield stopped not because he wanted to, but so that his former students wouldn't butt into the situation like they always did. They were good girls (most of them at least), but sometimes one just had to concede or else the fearsome alumni of class 3-A would do as they were wont to do and forcibly inject themselves into the situation, causing way more trouble than any sane person could cope with. By doing this, the boy could stave off their visitations of "good intentions". "Aha... everything would become rather messy, yes." Heaving a sigh of exasperation as his mind slightly quailed at the thoughts, the former teacher attempted to wipe that terrifying train of thought.
Leaning back in his chair and closing his eyes for the moment amidst the piles of paperwork piled high upon his desk, the boy felt a bit wistful and lonely- though not enough to tempt fate and have his students show up to make him even more exhausted than he was. Welcome though the shenanigans would be, he was stubborn and wanted to give his all into the project. That and Class 3-A would no doubt mess up all of his careful calculations and magical formula should they come visit. The young immortal gave his brain a cool down for a few more minutes before standing up and grabbing his battle equipment, ready to train the body to balance out the honing of the mind. One had to balance commitments, and theories needed to be tested out in the field. For a magic knight such as him, he had to be fit and ready. It was a lesson learned all too well in his young life after all those adventures.
Suddenly, things changed in such a way that even the young genius could have never expected. He found himself far away from the leased building that he had been in, in a much more packed urban sprawl of a city. "Teleportation?!" Muttering under his breath, the young Springfield almost flipped out before realizing that quite a lot of people were dressed in unique ways, like the Mahora Fest. Cosplayers, his mind told him as he glanced about with widened eyes, fully alert and trying to pinpoint the person who transported him against his will. Smiling querulously as some random people took pictures of him in his magician's garb, the boy gripped his uniquely shaped wooden staff with a focused expression and decided to move about the throng of costumed civilians, attempting to figure out what to do from here while on the lookout for anything truly suspicious and out of place.