"Elijah! Elijah!" A man in his early thirties yelled, calling out to a figure whose head was on the table, frustration written all over his face. "Huh?" The figure froze and raised his head revealing a handsome young teenager around the age of sixteen, confusion written all over his face. "Elijah, are you supposed to be sleeping while I'm teaching?" The man fumed glaring at the boy. "You'll fail the exams if you continue this way. No university would be willing to accept you." "Already, you failed your written exams, and your aptitude tests are nothing to write home about. Yet you refuse to listen, and instead, you choose to sleep." The man continued. "I'm sorry, Mr. Ethan," Elijah mumbled an apology. "You...." The teacher gritted his teeth, his eyes bloodshot pointing at Elijah, but that was the most he could do. "Don't you think he's too arrogant?" "Shh, you'd better keep quiet. Even the teachers don't dare offend him. He has the protection of his sister, who is an E

"Huh?" A collective gasp resounded throughout the hall. Even though the Clone ability was super rare, it was still considered the most useless. There was nothing one could do with the ability. At most, they would be able to create clones of themselves. Even if they did create clones of themselves. They wouldn't be able to cast any destructive spell to fight and could only wait to be slaughtered. Besides, all the clones created would be ordinary. At most, he could only become an average person in the future and waste his life away doing some menial jobs. He was a disgrace to his elder sister and parents. The principal and other staff who were present shook their heads in disappointment. What good was it for them to have such trash in their school. They would only become a laughing stock. At this moment, the principal made up his mind to expel Elijah right after the ceremony; he was not going to have such trash in his school. Elijah stared back at the principal fearlessl

Elijah sat crossed-legged and began to circulate his mana, soon enough, two clones appeared beside him. "Take this," Elijah passed over the book containing the body-tempering technique to one of the clones. Taking the fire spell, he gave it to the other clone who also sat down and began to read through before starting to cultivate. Elijah sat watching with interest as these clones cultivated. Though he was quite skeptical about the success of cultivating the fire spell he still wanted to try. He wasn't going to give up no matter what the case was. In a flash, an hour passed, and with a puffing sound, the two clones dispersed. At the same time, Elijah felt a wave of energy rushed into his body. At that moment, his body was like a container as it hurriedly absorbed the energy. After a while, it stopped. All of a sudden, Elijah felt as though his blood was boiling as an excruciating pain took over him. Sweat covered him in no time as impurities began to come out of his body. After

Walking into the forest, Elijah looked around with a hint of amazement. The forest was not as he had thought, behind the tall trees was an entirely different world. It looked lush and the forest excluded a strange sense of beauty with flowers all around. Apart from the birds chirping away, there was nothing to be heard again. The place was extremely silent which showed that the students had long left that place. Elijah was not a bit surprised. This was a mystic realm and it would be surprising if it wasn't big. Sighing, Elijah looked around wondering where he should go. He had to hunt beasts and get their cores so he would be able to exchange them with cultivation resources at the school, but then, there were no beasts nearby. Besides, he was incompletely prepared. Apart from the fireball spell he had learned yesterday, he didn't know any other spell. Also, all he came with, was a dagger his sister had given to him just in case. Besides, the spell was merely at the first level and

The direwolf froze mid-air, after a while, both Elijah and the direwolf fell to the floor. The direwolf's injured body serving as a cushion for Elijah. Elijah fell as a result of exhaustion unable to resist the weight of the direwolf. After a while, Elijah sat up, not minding that he was inside a pool of blood, he began to absorb the blood essence of the direwolf. He had already wasted a lot of time and if he wasted even more time, the blood essence would dissipate. Blood essence was essential for body cultivators as the blood essence could help them increase their body Cultivation even though the effects were minimal. The higher the level of a beast, the more valuable the blood essence was. Though the direwolf was just a Low-level Soldier beast, Elijah wasn't willing to let go of the blood essences. He had suffered a lot before he was able to kill the beast, there was no way he was going to let it go. After a while, Elijah opened his eyes. He could feel his bones harden and could