Mage Network

First of all.

The question is: If an anti-Mage design is framed by a mage and he misses and kills another mage, will he also become an inverse mage?

The answer is... If he can't do this on the contract, the result is: Yes!

Under normal circumstances.

The Master Network shelters every Master, unless you have a loophole in your own contract to die. Otherwise, Master Network will shelter every Master in accordance with the contract. To put it simply, the Master Network is a 'conviction' that is a mage who violates the contract, not a conviction of what they have done wrong. For example, Lei Shi asks the protagonist to do the task. The contract does not include the ‘can’t hurt it’ treaty. The protagonist killed it a little, because the protagonist did not violate the contract of the mage.

Whether smart or stupid, for whatever reason, as long as there is no breach of the contract, it will not be convicted. Once the contract of the Master Network is violated, no matter what reason, it will be designated as a reverse mage (so the task contract is a lot at the beginning, and the opinion teacher himself deletes it).

In addition: the extranet masters (that is, not members of the Master Network), they will not be designated as anti-Mage, because the Master Network does not know them.

There is no contract in the void battlefield. A super spell can even kill a group of people, so there is no contract constraint, otherwise you don't have to fight.

Inverse Master = the person who violated the Master's network contract... This formula is not the inverse of the Master = the sin of the Master.

At last.

The sorcerer is arrested by the hunter (the earliest is the Scarecrow, and there is no need for the hunter to start it), so it is a hunter’s thing to kill the sorcerer, for example, the protagonist does not kill Akasaka or the thief. Yes, shut it up, seal it up, etc.

Because killing has too many benefits, it is generally slaughtered. This kind of reverse engineer, who is designed, will also be submitted to the hunt. Killing or killing, probably watching what the hunter shot.