Einer entered the training building for the first time and he was amazed at how spacious it was."Wow!"Garden passed by him, glancing at Einer synically and coldly, making Einer immediately put away his smile to follow Garden towards the center of the arena."I don't know how to teach someone about his powers that I don't know yet, but I'll try," Garden said, making Einer smile at her. "Since I'm not used to teaching, I hope you won't get angry if I make a mistake because of my carelessness... or because I get annoyed."Einer discarded his smile instantly, realizing that it was a warning."Alright."There was no one when they arrived, but then the Perceus children came one by one and saw Einer from the thick glass-lined room upstairs. Einer became nervous."Did they come to watch me?" Einer asked.Garden realized that the other children had already cone."Did you think this would be your private place?" "Oh, I mean....""They come to see what your power is like, and measure your str

Oliver was in his study room, not working but not relaxing either. His eyes were straight on the large monitor there, which was showing Einer and Phillip's fight in the arena. Oliver's smile widened at the sight of Einer who managed to use his power to get up. Seeing Einer who kept falling even with the little power Phillip had released, Oliver had felt anxious. But now his confidence was getting stronger in Einer's great power. "You're really good at hiding your power, Einer," said Oliver, smiling as he waited to see what surprise Einer would show next. Oliver placed his hands on the table, while playing with a pendant with his hand. "Practice makes perfect. Mr. Einer is used to hiding his power, sir, or rather, he is used to being forced to hide his power." As Robert said that, Oliver glanced at the cracked pendant in his hand. He saw the thing in closer and said, "Do I have to thank the boy who almost killed Einer that night? Because without the attack he gave Einer, maybe t

Einer could hardly believe what he was seeing. His consciousness rose to the top of his head, and his eyes did not blink when he saw someone at the door of his room, leaning back and smiling faintly. "Hi, Einer. It's been a long time since last we met, huh?" Einer trembled, all over himself. Einer tried to get up from his bed, wanting to run as fast as he could before she disappeared. So dumbfounded, Einer couldn't even pronounce the girl's name and ended up stammering. "Leonor...." "Einer, stay in your bed." "Eleonor...." Eleonor rushed over to Einer, while Einer ran with trembling legs and fell down. Eleonor caught Einer in her arms, letting him burst into tears. "Eleonor~ I must be dreaming. Eleonor, it's really you." Eleonor smiled fondly, hugging Einer tightly. "It's me, Einer." Einer was so happy, tears of joy could not stop flowing down his face. After 15 years of separation, not knowing whether a part of him was still alive or not; Einer wandered like a lo

"Stop it." Chris instantly stopped when he heard Einer's voice commanding him. Strangely, he could not move his body and stared at Einer, only to be transfixed with an overwhelming feeling of goosebumps. "If you touch her, I'm really going to end you here," Einer said, his eyes unblinking and staring at Chris so intently. While Garden was quite surprised that Einer decided to use his mind manipulation on Chris. But at least it was more of a relief than Einer using his telekinesis on the objects around them and attracting attention, although Garden was still a little worried and doubted whether Einer could use his power properly at this time, so that it would not make people suspicious. "What? Why is my body...." "Do you feel it now? That feeling of dread," said Einer, interrupting Chris. "Stop making a mess, Garden already warned you well but you even hit her. That's really bad, I didn't know there were humans as bad as you in this world, Chris. You are the worst of the worst

"So, when is your family going to make an official statement?" asked Chelsea Wood, as she and Einer sat together on a bench in the campus garden. Since her enrollment in Sancer University, Chelsea had become closer to Einer who helped her to adapt. Einer felt awkward at first, but Chelsea had a friendly and cheerful personality that made her a magnet for attracting people—including Einer. "I don't know for sure, but making an official statement to the public requires information, right? I don't think my story is good enough for many people to hear about how I went missing and how I was found," Einer replied. "You don't need to spoil about it; your father must not think it's important to tell either." "Really?" Chelsea sat closer, still holding her soft drink. "You can look at the news of celebrity divorces; they just announce that they're break up, without mentioning the reason because it's a private matter. Even though they're celebrities who seem to live without the ba