“Over here! Quick!” A person shouted. He had come with the reinforcements from the high school, and seemed to be a rank higher than the other teachers, seeing the way the teachers flocked around him. Immediately after he shouted, several people ran over to him, eager to receive instructions from the man. “Can’t you all see that he’s seriously injured?! What are you still doing? Heal him quickly!” The man said, pointing a student that was bleeding profusely. The healers among the people he called quickly rushed up to the boy, and started casting several healing spells on him. In a matter of seconds, the boy was healed of his injuries. Several scenes similar to this were also taking place in different places in the camps. Teachers, led by departmental heads ran around the busy camps, treating as much injured as they could, taking a huge amount of workload off the dog tired healers. In an office built in the camps, Dean Shinomiya and his assistant watched the scene from the windows w

Rodd, a gold ranked hunter, didn’t know the corpse on the floor, but he knew that from the reaction of the Dean, the corpse’s identity was far from simple.The Dean however just stared at the body; his mind was reeling with shock.He couldn’t figure out why the Purple Pavilion would send their members to disrupt their training. As a being half step into becoming a God, he knew that there was more to the attack that met the eye.As he studied the corpse, he was suddenly reminded of something important. The members of the Purple Pavilion were by no means weak, so it begged a very important question.Just who was capable of killing a terrorist from the transcendental organization? As far as he knew there were very few people who were capable of killing a member of the organization present in the Aegis Empire.Most of them were very busy as they attended to numerous serious matters, so much that they barely had time for themselves, not to talk of coming to the Zivel Forests.The only reas

The bright rays of the sun peeked past the windows in Lukas room, lighting up the dim room. Lukas closed his eyes at the sudden bright light, before turning over on the small bed, using his bed sheets to prevent the bright rays from touching him. It had been a week since they came back from the forests, so the backlash from the media had yet to die down. There was also no classes being held now, as a lot of teachers had lost their lives in the attack, so the students were forced to self study. Lukas in particular was having it rough. Mr. Luis was nowhere to be found after the attack. He wasn’t confirmed dead, as his body was yet to be found, but most people believed that he was dead. Due to his sudden disappearance, Lukas was left with only the magic circles for his deviant element and the technique for improving his mana control. Many students had decided to withdraw from the school, as they were unable to overcome the trauma from the attack. Those who had decided to stay still h

Lukas took his seat on the empty bench, before opening the small book. His heart was beating with anticipation, as he was eager to know the rankings and their privileges.Lukas was soon engrossed in the small book, ignoring everything around him. He didn't know how long he read, but after some time he was finally done with reading.Lukas sighed. The rankings were pretty straightforward, as the book explained everything concerning it.There was the Bronze rank, which was the lowest and the starting rank for hunters. There were a total of 5 stars in each rank, and only when a hunter had made achievements equivalent to five stars would they be promoted to the next rank.As it was right now, Lukas was just a one star bronze rank hunter. The hunter card he was given also had his rank printed on it.The next rank was the silver rank. It showed that the hunter was no longer a newbie. Many hunters were stuck in this rank, as it was hard for them to garner achievements or contribution points w

Lukas took the cab to the Linrad guild building. The reason was fairly obvious; as it was not within walking distance of the Hunter's Alliance building. After a two hour drive, he finally got to his destination. The Linrad Guild building wasn't luxurious or imposing, which said a lot about their ranking, but it was still decent. Like the Hunter Alliance building, there was a flag displaying their logo, which was a 'LR' in white and black colors. Apparently, their guild leader still cared about appearances. It didn't matter much to him, as he was not one to judge a book by its cover, especially after being on the receiving end of such treatment. Lukas walked straight to the building and entered it. The guild hall, which was the first place he saw after entering the building, was just as plain as the building itself. It wasn't large or exquisitely decorated, and there were few people in the guild hall chatting away. All of them wore their outfits, but there was an insignia of the gui