Vana's POV   It took three days and three nights before we caught sight of our destination, the valley of Fellonwither, with its cliffs visible over the horizon. The last three days of the journey is excruciating, with the cold biting my skin to the point that Storm and I were forced to use our magic on everyone to prevent us from freezing to death.   It was mostly Storm’s efforts, as I was too scared to fully manifest my magic.   I haven’t bathe for almost five days now, and yet I can’t smell anything. I’d probably catch a cold once we return to Ashern. I’m fairly certain that’ll happen to me and Jerome.   They valley of Fellonwither came into full view as the carriage neared a border check, high wall of cement, brick, and barbwires awaiting us in a mile. On our right, the high cliffs of the valley came into view, with small built-in cave systems and balconies protruding from within

Vana's POV “He’ll need the Amethyst of Darkness,” Mr. Wrath muttered, which made me think of the elements of magic. “But the Amethyst of—” “Vana,” Storm called, cutting my words off as he gives me a warning look. I clamped my mouth shut, covering it with my hand as I realize the mistake I nearly made. Jerome glanced at me with a baffled look, brows knitted. His confusion is understandable. I was not supposed to know anything about the elements of magic. Although it is common knowledge that there are seven elements of magic, not all people know that those elements are once sealed in crystals at one point, and are scattered in different locations of the three dimensional worlds. Now those elements are stored within different weapons as a result of the Dark War. The Elemental Weapons are known to many wizards, but not to the common folk. But the Elemental Crystals is the elements of magic’s history that should not be mentioned lightly. The reason why I know the existence of the Ele

3rd POV   “Vana Farasol and Jerome Gallamon,” he muttered. “Well, isn’t that interesting?”   Wrath flinched, his gaze wavering as he makes a fatal mistake. He immediately regretted his decision of giving the Chairman a hint, clucking his tongue. He didn’t know Chairman Zerondale personally know Vana and Jerome, and now because of it, he just ruined everything and turned the tides over to their enemy.   “You look like you regretted it,” Chairman Zerondaled chortled.   Wrath glared at Chairman Zerondale, gritting his teeth as he despises the Chairman’s presence. He shut his eyes, hissing in frustration and annoyance at himself. He should not have played games with him. Now, the Chairman knows Vana and Jerome are going after him.   The Chairman pierced a devious smirk across his face, his eyes full of mischief and coy, stepping back in a few steps as he approaches t

Vana' POV“Yes, I have, Vana. It’s about Wrath Medona. It’s about the Book of Dragon.” “Wait, what about Wrath Medona?” I asked, quickly forgetting that Gregory hasn’t met Ms. Mera yet. “I’ll say it after you introduce me to the people gathered behind you,” Ms. Mera said, her eyes raising above my head. I frowned, turning around as I find Gregory, Yuna, and Professor Zander standing behind me. I raised a brow at them, wondering why they’re all behind me. I didn’t even notice their presence behind me until Ms. Mera pointed it out. “She’s right,” Gregory said distantly, agreeing with Ms. Mera. I was baffled for a moment, staring at Gregory before I scooted my seat over to the side. I followed Gregory an eye, observing at his interaction with Ms. Mera. I coug