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Author: YoroG
last update2026-09-23 09:40:14

Angelina stood quietly on the opposite side of the arena.

She had long white hair that reached all the way to her waist, flowing gently behind her. Her green eyes were sharp and bright, standing out against her pale features.

She was strikingly beautiful.

But her appearance wasn't what had made her famous.

Angelina was one of the strongest first-year angels at Blackthorn Academy.

Her group had dominated most of its previous battles, and she had been one of the main reasons behind that success.

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  • 117

    "This year is so different, right?"Elena's voice came from beside Liam.He turned towards her, still a little surprised to see her."Elena. You're looking well."She smiled. "That's all? I haven't seen you since Havenridge, and that's what you have to say?""What do you want me to say?""Maybe ask how I'm doing?"Liam laughed. "Alright. How are you doing?""Much better. My injuries have healed, and I'm back to normal." She looked him over. "You don't look too bad yourself. I heard you caused quite a stir after coming back.""People exaggerate.""Of course. You only went from Silver to Gold during an execution mission. Nothing special.""You're making fun of me." Liam smiled wryly."A little." Elena said with a chuckle. Before Liam could respond, a raised voice caught their attention.The vampire standing in front of Lily hadn't moved an inch. He was tall, with neatly styled dark hair and a handsome face. His academy uniform was slightly different from the usual one, bearing a small

  • 116

    He stood and walked to the front."Gold Beginner, correct?""Yes, Professor.""How long have you been at Gold?""Not very long.""I know. Your records say you broke through recently."Valerius gestured towards the platform."Let's see how you handle this. Same exercise."Liam stood up and raised his hand.Gathering mana was easy enough. He could feel the energy around him and draw it towards his palm without much effort. A small sphere formed.He compressed it and for a moment, everything seemed fine.Then the sphere started to distort.Liam adjusted the flow, trying to correct the uneven pressure. It improved briefly, only to begin trembling again.He let it go before it collapsed.Valerius looked at him."Have you practised this before?""No.""That much is obvious." He said, shaking his head. For a talent like Liam, he expected better. He was a human teacher and there was no way he hadn't heard about Liam's accomplishments, so he looked towards his future. But being unable to do

  • 115

    Ronan looked towards him and then his expression showed a trace of amusement."You're Liam Carter, aren't you?"Liam didn't answer."I've heard about you too. The human who went from Silver to Gold during an execution mission."His eyes moved briefly over Liam."Quite a remarkable story."There was something unpleasant in the way he said it."Though I suppose people are easily impressed when they don't know what they're looking at."Liam remained still. "The match was between you and Karl.""Of course." Ronan turned away. "I was simply making an observation."He stopped beside his younger brother."Listen carefully, Karl. Our family name carries expectations. If you cannot meet them, at least stop giving people reasons to laugh at it."Karl's fingers curled against the platform.Ronan walked away without waiting for a response.The students gradually returned to their own conversations, but not before a few exchanged glances. Karl remained on the platform.His wolf spirits had disapp

  • 114

    He stepped away from the platform.The hall immediately became noisy again.Students began standing, forming groups, and discussing the announcements.Lily stretched her arms."Well, that was informative."Lucas nodded."The new ranking system should be interesting."Karl remained unusually quiet.Liam glanced at him."Are you all right?""I'm fine."His response came a little too quickly.Liam didn't push him.Instead, he looked towards the platform.Cassian was speaking with several students, answering questions and occasionally checking information on his watch.He seemed to know almost everyone who approached him.He wasn't the strongest student in the hall, but he clearly possessed influence.And unlike Ronan, who seemed to rely on his strength and family standing, Cassian appeared to understand how to navigate the academy itself.As if sensing Liam's attention, Cassian looked up.Their eyes met.Cassian excused himself from the students around him and approached."Room 1313, cor

  • 113

    Meridian Hall was difficult to miss.The enormous structure stood near the centre of the district, surrounded by several elevated walkways and open courtyards. Its entrance was wide enough to accommodate dozens of students at once, and the academy's emblem was engraved above the doors.Liam and the others joined the stream of students entering the building.Inside, the hall was even more impressive.Rows of elevated seating surrounded a central platform. The ceiling was so high that it was difficult to determine where it ended, and several glowing formations provided illumination without the need for ordinary lights.Students were already gathering in groups.Liam noticed that the students here seemed more confident than the first-years he was accustomed to seeing.There was also a noticeable difference in their cultivation levels.A considerable number of them had reached Silver, while others had already stepped into Gold.It made sense.These were students who had survived their fir

  • 112

    “What the hell?” Liam exclaimed as he stayed at the space in front of him. Liam had expected to find the others in Room 1313 when he returned.Instead, he found an empty corridor.He stopped in front of the familiar door, checked the number engraved on it, and reached for the handle. The door opened without resistance, revealing a room that looked nothing like the one he had left behind.The furniture was gone.The spacious living area, the reinforced walls, the cultivation chambers, and even the decorations they had gradually grown accustomed to were missing. Only an empty, dimly lit space remained. The walls were bare, and the floor had been stripped of the familiar runic patterns.Liam stepped inside, looking around."Did they renovate the place again?"He walked a little farther, expecting to find some explanation, but there was nothing. He even checked the bedrooms. All of them were empty.Before he could decide what to do, his academy watch vibrated.A notification appeared ab

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