I continued to explore Central Elvan City, captivated by the architecture and the blend of modernity with the aesthetics of a bygone era. The city was bustling with activity, and I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at how seamlessly they had integrated technology with their historical surroundings. As I walked down the cobblestone streets, I noticed street vendors selling all sorts of goods, from exotic foods to handmade crafts. The air was filled with the aroma of delicious dishes, and the lively chatter of the locals added to the vibrant atmosphere. I decided to visit a nearby market, where stalls were adorned with colorful fabrics and intricate jewelry. It was a sensory delight, with the vibrant colors and textures invoking a sense of wonder. I couldn't resist picking up a few souvenirs to remember this unique experience. Next, I ventured to a quaint café tucked away in a charming alley. It had a rustic charm that was both inviting and relaxing. I ordered a cup of their speci

My eyebrows furrowed at the revelation. Gina's introduction suggested an official business, and it piqued my interest. The principal held significant authority at the Royal Hunter Academy. "Academy's principal?" I repeated, my tone more composed than before. "What business does the academy's principal have with me?" Gina appeared relieved that I was now taking her seriously. "The principal requests your presence for a meeting, sir. It concerns a matter of utmost importance. I understand that you value your weekend, but this is a matter of great urgency." I considered her words for a moment, weighing the inconvenience of having my weekend interrupted against the urgency implied in her message. The principal wouldn't summon me without reason, and if it was a matter of significance, I had a responsibility to address it. "Very well," I finally conceded. "I will accompany you to the office. Let me make the necessary preparations." Gina nodded appreciatively. "Thank you for your underst

The next day arrives, and I complete all my tasks for the day before heading to the principal's office, as Gina had instructed me to do. Upon reaching the office, I hear voices inside, indicating that the principal is in a discussion. I debate whether to knock on the door or wait. It seems their conversation is reaching its conclusion, but remaining silent might give the impression of eavesdropping. After contemplating for a moment, I decide to knock. knock, knock The conversation abruptly stops, and Gina opens the door for me. "Sir Dhaffa, please come in." I nod at her before turning my attention to the principal and the man with him. 'Who is it?' Although still curious, the principal greets me. "You've arrived, Sir Dhaffa. Please take a seat." I nod and walk toward them. "Am I interrupting, Sir Meor?" Meor glances at the man in front of him and then back at me, giving a slight wave of his hand. "Nah, we're finished here, right, Sir Adam?" "Yes, we're already done." Adam

My gaze shifts from them to the girl, who is nervously fidgeting with her staff. I decide to address her directly."What's your name?" I inquire calmly."Um, it's Liara, sir," she responds, still visibly shaken."Liara, do you understand how to control your abilities?" I ask.She nods hesitantly."Yes, sir. I've been practicing, but at times, it becomes challenging to control. Even so, today, I genuinely didn't cause anything that—""Stop trying to make excuses! Haven't you already admitted that you're not yet proficient with your power? You almost killed us today!" One of the young master's lackeys interjects, attempting to paint Liara as more guilty. Liara quickly retorts, "No! I didn't do it! You're lying—""Hah, what the heck are you saying? Everyone here saw you. Isn't that right, everyone?"However, when this happens, the lackey swiftly argues, rallying everyone watching to support their narrative. Thus, other students who were incited by him quickly follow his example and agree