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Three Days Later
Three Days Later
The
vibrant forest and the remnants of the battle with the first deity were
replaced by the familiar surroundings of my dorm room at Astral
Haven Academy. Confusion struck me as I tried to reconcile the
fantastical realm I had just left with the mundane reality of the
academy.
With a jolt of realization, I shot up from the bed, ignoring the dull
ache in my body. The memories of the battle and the faceless deity's
powers rushed back, and I immediately understood the gravity of my
situation. I had disappeared for three days, and my absence surely
hadn't gone unnoticed.
"I have my reasons, and they don't concern anyone but myself," I
responded bluntly, my demeanor unchanged by the confrontation.
"This is not a request, Luyo. The student council has a duty to ensure
the well-being and order within Astral Haven Academy. Your actions
have disrupted that order, and we demand an explanation," another
council member added, the air heavy with tension.
"This is not the end of this matter, Luyo. We will convene again, and
you will provide an explanation. It is not a choice," the head of the
student council declared.
The confrontation with the student council escalated quickly, with one
particularly enraged member taking the lead. A fiery-haired girl,
armed with a slick blue sword that resonated with a magical aura,
stepped forward. Her eyes blazed with a mixture of anger and
determination as she prepared to unleash her fire magic upon me.
Tauntingly, I spoke, "Is this the best the student council has to offer?
Your fiery enthusiasm is quite impressive, but your aim needs work."
The 'Exiled Blade' met the fiery onslaught with precision, fragmenting
the flames and dissipating the dragon-shaped construct. The force of
the clash reverberated through the courtyard, leaving an eerie silence
in its wake.
Her blue sword, now devoid of flames, flew out of her hand, and the
student council member stood frozen, her final assault thwarted by an
unforeseen force. The onlookers, initially enthralled by the spectacle,
now bore witness to the consequences of my momentary reliance on
the faceless deity's power.