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During the latest tests, Moriner gave it his all, and the positive result didn't take long to appear: now, perhaps, he will be able to at least partially alleviate his heavy academic schedule.
On his day off, he dreamed more than anything of getting a good night's sleep and resting, or at least seeking help regarding the ill-fated statuette, but instead, before dawn, with a worn travel bag slung over his shoulder, he stood on the platform of the capital's train station, waiting for his train. Fortunately, the journey to his hometown was not long, and by evening, Moriner intended to return to the academy, as scheduled.
I'll elaborate on the rest later