First Day in Class
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“All rookies, attention.”

The gray-haired instructor stepped forward. Everyone went silent. The cafeteria still smelled like fear and sweat. Arman stood straight, breathing slowly, feeling his heart calm down.

“Out of sixty rookies,” the instructor said loudly,

“forty-two survived. Eighteen were eliminated. Fourteen had their badges changed.”

He paused, letting the numbers hit.

“Good. Those who remain are the ones this academy can shape.”

A low murmur began in the room. Some rookies sighed in relief. Some looked proud. Some looked scared because they realized barely surviving was still surviving.

Arman only nodded. He understood what it meant. He survived… but there was a difference between surviving and winning.

The instructors dismissed everyone, telling them to go rest.

Arman walked back to his quarters slowly. His legs felt heavy. His mind was replaying every move from the test. Every dodge. Every scream. Every flicker of a badge.

Inside the room, he collapsed onto the bed he woke
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