— I don't know the details, but it seems the government will be making an important announcement about some changes that await the empire in the future. Most likely, all the prominent figures will be invited, including those not from the aristocracy, which is a great disappointment to me. Parphinor, as far as I know, your family should also be invited.

The upcoming historical exam and the study of magic textbooks completely occupied all of Moriner's free time. In the first half of the day, he read various historical documents, searched for excerpts from old newspapers, visited the library, and even wrote a letter to his sister, who had graduated with honors from one of the academies with a degree in economics. At first, he was a little upset that his favorite teacher had not given them any introductory material for the past month, but then he became engrossed in preparing and even forgot when he last left his modest room.
Magic exercises were reserved for the evening, and although due to fatigue and overexertion, he felt that he was falling behind the more gifted students, simply giving up on such a valuable gift would be an unforgivable waste for him.
For the physical fitness test in mid-May, Moriner arrived completely mentally exhausted, but at least the physical exertion (however excessive) helped him to clear his head a little. He somehow made it to the dormitory and collapsed into bed in his clothes, falling face down on the pillow, and slept until late in the evening. After that, he had a snack and practiced magic a little, but it was too early to relax - the most difficult week was still ahead.