Chapter 93 Dorin rushed towards Mordecai with a mad grin. He had always loved fighting. It was the one thing he does where he can let everything lose. Especially when he’s fighting strong opponents. It was also the one thing that his Mother has always praised about him. Not his lessons. Not the spells he could easily understand and remember. Not the crafts he tried gifting her with when he was still a child. It was in fighting – and winning, that he caught his mother’s attention and favour. That’s why in fighting, he loves to go all out. ‘Is that the best you can do?’ Mordecai taunted Dorin in his mind. ‘I’ve already seen all your attacks, may it be wind, water, fire, and earth. So what else can you do?’ “I haven’t shown you everything yet!” Dorin answered as he chased after the medic who kept running away from him. He closed his fists, smashed them against the

Chapter 95  Combat Medic 2nd Lt. Patrice Francoise Benette stared at the ceiling as he lay on his bed. He has been awake for about an hour now, but still hasn’t gotten out of bed. He’s still trying to make things make sense in his head.You see, a curious thing happened yesterday.A curious thing indeed.Johan, Dorin and himself had gone to their Magic Defence Class under Duke Leopold Louise Alcione, or rather, Dean Alcione, as he is called in the University. The Dean was suddenly called away to an emergency meeting, and the class was told to do some drills or simply go to their next class.He remembered that Prince Alexander and his retinue were almost late that afternoon. It was exactly 4 pm when they arrived. The prince then suggested they undergo a sort of drill to check their abilities to defend against elemental magic.Everyone decided to participate, except for Dagon who was too young, and hi

“Dog!”Eirian was right. Dorin was so glad to meet his pet again that the two collided when they met.“How have you been, you little rascal?!” Dorin fell on the ground as the huge dog jumped him.“Little? That dog’s almost as big as you are!” Johan said, eyeing the beast cautiously. “Does it bite?”“Only if I tell him to!” Dorin grinned. “I’ve had dog ever since I could remember!”“They were practically born together,” Eirian added. “Hence the name Dog, which he thought of himself.”[He’s really big. What breed is he?]“He’s a xolotl, the only one left in this part of the world,” Eirian said proudly.[A xolotl?!]“Oh, he’s endangered?” asked Johan.[More than that, a xolotl is a mythical dog that can control fire and lightning at will!] wrote Seb. [It is also said th

“What took you so long?” Johan asked when Dorin, Eirian and Seb entered the round room on top of the tower. “I was beginning to think that I was the only one to show up from our Sphere!” “You mean, Benette isn’t here yet?” asked Dorin. “Where’s Dagon? Didn’t you bring him along with you?” Johan raised his thumb and gestured behind him. “Dorin! You finally arrived!” Dorin and Seb were surprised to see Prince Alexander and his retinue in the room as well! [What are you doing here?] Seb was the first to ask, while Azra stared at the third prince. “Isn’t this class only for Special Class Sphere members?” Dorin asked next. “Yes, it is,” Xander said as he came closer with Dagon following behind him, carrying a large bag of potato chips. “We just got permission to be re-evaluated,” he explained. “You see, I wasn’t feeling very well on the day we had our proficiency test, thus, my true capabilities were not adequately measured.” [And the rest of your group? You’re saying you were all m

    “Good afternoon, Prof. Dimitrio, it is a pleasure to learn under such a prestigious instructor of the Royal Aubrianne Imperial University. I have read all your research and followed your studies in the magical propertied of plants since I was a child,” said Mordecai who gave a respectful bow as he neared the elderly professor. “You praise me too much, Mordecai,” Prof. Dimitrio laughed like a young girl. “There are still so many I need to learn, and as you can see, I am not growing any younger.” “And I pray that you have all the time in the world to learn everything else you wish to learn,” added the medic with a dashing smile. “Oh, enough of that,” Prof. Dimitrio laughed some more. “Eurydice,” she looked at the Dryad, “I’m afraid you have more things to teach me than I, you. May we guide each other in this lesson.” “Likewise, little Belladonna.” Eury nodded curtly at her. “And you, Mr. Revious, are always very cur