All Chapters of Transmigrated into another world with the strongest core: Chapter 61
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Chapter 60: Movement Under Pressure
Morning sunlight spilled across Eldoria Academy’s main training field, painting the wide grounds in pale gold.The field was larger than most new students expected when they first arrived at the academy. Stone walls surrounded the perimeter, with training equipment scattered across different sections. Wooden dummies stood in rows, weapon racks lined the eastern wall, and a large obstacle course dominated the western side of the field.Today, however, the field belonged to a smaller group.The selected representatives for the Sovereign Six Convergence.Lucas stood among them, stretching his shoulders slowly as he surveyed the training grounds. The air still carried a slight chill from the morning, but the energy in the field already felt intense.Several instructors stood nearby, speaking quietly among themselves.Gerald stood beside Lucas with his arms folded, watching the instructors carefully."They brought half the combat department," he said.Lucas glanced at the instructors."The
Chapter 61: Watching the Watchers
The training field slowly emptied as the morning drills ended.Students drifted away in small groups, some heading toward the dining hall while others stayed behind to continue their own practice. The instructors gathered near the equipment racks, speaking quietly among themselves.Lucas stood near the edge of the obstacle course, watching the far side of the field.The figure he had noticed earlier was gone.Rodrick walked up beside him, still brushing sand off his sleeves."I swear that obstacle course was designed by someone who hates people."Lucas didn't respond.Rodrick leaned forward slightly."You’re doing the quiet thinking thing again."Lucas glanced at him."I thought you liked mysteries."Rodrick shrugged."I like mysteries when I’m not the potential victim."Gerald approached from the other side, carrying a water flask."You noticed it too."Lucas nodded once."The student watching."Rodrick blinked."Oh good."He looked around the field."Because I thought I was imaginin
Chapter 62: The One Who Sent the Letter
The academy bell rang three times across the campus.Its deep sound rolled through the courtyards, across the dormitory towers, and over the training fields like a slow wave.Students paused briefly wherever they stood.The bell only rang like that for one reason.Rodrick looked up from where he sat on the dormitory steps."Oh."He blinked."That’s the announcement bell."Gerald leaned against the stone pillar beside him."Yes."Rodrick frowned."They’re announcing the Sovereign Six Convergence already?"Gerald shrugged slightly."It’s about time."Lucas stepped out of the dormitory entrance and glanced toward the central tower where the bell had sounded.Students were already moving toward the main courtyard.Lily walked down the steps beside him."The announcement board will update."Rodrick jumped to his feet."I love announcements."Gerald raised an eyebrow."You love chaos."Rodrick grinned."That too."Kael and Elara emerged from the dormitory shortly after.Without saying anyth
Chapter 63: Eyes Beyond Eldoria
Night settled slowly over Eldoria Academy.The training grounds were quiet now. Lanterns hung along the stone paths, their soft light casting long shadows across the courtyard. Most students had already returned to their dormitories.Lucas walked along the outer path of the academy gardens with his hands in his pockets.Rodrick walked beside him, unusually quiet.After several minutes he finally spoke."I still don’t like him."Lucas glanced at him."Adrian?"Rodrick nodded."Yes."Lucas shrugged slightly."He warned us."Rodrick kicked a loose pebble off the path."He also watched you for half a day before saying anything."Lucas couldn’t argue with that.Gerald walked a few steps ahead of them, looking thoughtful."He’s not lying."Rodrick frowned."You sound very confident."Gerald shrugged."If Adrian wanted Lucas to be harmed, he wouldn’t warn him first."Lily nodded."And he wouldn’t approach us openly."Elara spoke quietly from behind them."He was measuring trust."Rodrick sig
Chapter 64: Rumors in the Wind
The training field of Eldoria Academy was colder than usual that morning.A grey sky hung over the academy grounds, and a steady wind moved across the stone walls surrounding the training area. The air carried the faint smell of wet soil and steel.Students gathered near the edges of the field again.The reason was obvious.The Sovereign Six Convergence was only eleven days away now.Lucas stood near the center of the field, adjusting the strap around his wrist.Rodrick stretched beside him and groaned loudly."My body hates this schedule."Gerald stood a few steps away reading a small notebook."You said that yesterday."Rodrick nodded."And the day before."He rolled his shoulders and looked around."And tomorrow I will say it again."Lily stood across from them, lightning sparks faintly dancing around her fingertips as she warmed up.Rodrick glanced at her."You look excited."She shrugged."I like real fights."Rodrick pointed toward Lucas."You already fought him."Lily looked at
Chapter 65: Paths to the Convergence
Morning mist rested over Eldoria Academy, thin and pale across the stone courtyards. It clung to the edges of rooftops and drifted slowly between the tall training towers. The early sun had not yet burned it away.Students were already awake.That alone said enough.Normally the academy took its time in the morning. A few students trained early, others wandered to breakfast half asleep, and instructors allowed the day to unfold slowly.Now the atmosphere had shifted.The Sovereign Six Convergence was ten days away.And ten days was not a long time.Across the central training grounds the sound of steel echoed sharply. Practice weapons collided again and again while instructors barked short instructions.Lucas walked through the courtyard with his hands resting loosely in his pockets. His eyes moved across the training field as he passed it.Rodrick followed beside him, stretching his arms with exaggerated care."My body is slowly turning against me."Lucas glanced at him."You said th
Chapter 66: Patterns Before the Storm
Morning came to Eldoria with sharp sunlight instead of mist.The clouds that had hovered over the academy the previous day were gone. The sky stretched wide and clear above the stone towers, and the air felt colder than usual.Students had already gathered across several training areas before the breakfast bell even rang.No one needed a reminder anymore.The Sovereign Six Convergence was approaching quickly.Lucas stepped onto the training field while rolling his shoulders once. The sand beneath his boots felt slightly damp from the night air.Rodrick walked beside him carrying two practice swords.He tossed one toward Lucas."You’re fighting early today."Lucas caught the weapon easily."You’re here too."Rodrick stretched his arms again."I’m training as a wild card."Lucas raised an eyebrow."You seem enthusiastic."Rodrick grinned."If someone gets injured, I become important."Lucas didn’t respond.Rodrick spun the practice sword loosely in his hand."And until then I get strong
Chapter 67: The Seventh Star’s Lesson
Morning in Eldoria Academy arrived with a quiet tension that had slowly become normal.The closer the Sovereign Six Convergence came, the more the academy felt like a forge being heated again and again.Training fields were full before sunrise.Spell practice chambers stayed occupied late into the night.Even the quiet courtyards where students usually relaxed were now used for practice drills.Lucas stood alone on the outer training field.The grass there had been flattened by repeated combat sessions over the past few weeks.He raised his hand slowly.A faint glow of aura formed around his palm.The energy pulsed weakly before fading.Lucas exhaled slowly.His control over aura blades had improved.But his offensive output still felt limited.Behind him a voice spoke casually.'Still trying to push it further.'Lucas turned.Jason walked toward him.Several nearby students immediately noticed.Jason was not just another senior.He was Jason Halvern, the Seventh Star of Eldoria.A si
Chapter 68: Edge of Impact
Morning returned to Eldoria with sharp sunlight cutting across the training grounds.The grass was still damp, and the stone walls held the night’s chill. Students were already scattered across the academy fields, practicing spells, weapons, and coordination drills.Lucas stood alone near the far edge of the combat field.The same shattered stone targets from yesterday still lay scattered nearby.Fragments had been pushed aside, but the marks left by Aura Blast were still visible.Lucas looked down at his right hand.Jason’s voice replayed in his head.Compression. Rotation. Release.Lucas slowly raised his hand.Aura gathered again.The faint glow formed in his palm before condensing into a small sphere.He held it steady for several seconds.Then he closed his fingers.The energy vanished.Lucas exhaled quietly.Learning Aura Blast itself had not been the problem.The problem was something else entirely.He looked down at the sword resting beside him.A standard training blade.Luca
Chapter 69: The Weight of Quiet Crowns
The day had not ended.If anything, it had only grown louder.Across the training fields of Eldoria Academy, students continued their drills while instructors moved between groups correcting posture, aura flow, and combat rhythm. The sound of practice weapons striking each other echoed steadily across the open grounds.But away from those fields, past the central courtyard and the tall stone archways, the academy grew quieter.The strategy pavilion sat near the academy gardens where the wind moved softly through rows of tall silverleaf trees. Fewer students came here unless they had a reason.Elara stood alone near the edge of the pavilion, looking down at the academy below.From this height the training fields looked smaller.Students moved like distant pieces on a board.Her gaze lingered there for a while.Then a voice behind her spoke.'You slipped out again.'Elara didn’t turn immediately.'I came to think.'Corven stepped beside her.The strategist leaned lightly against one of