Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
New here? I'm Roha — want a quick tour?
Then let's play right now.
In the evening of the first day, Parphinora found herself at the door of Moriner's room.
"Good evening," she greeted. "Could you help me catch up on the history of Xylo? You and Romeo are the only ones who attended that lecture, and I can't ask Romeo anymore..." Parphinora gave an awkward smile.
A Hero can definitely level up magic, even with intensive training.
-- I would like to participate in the competitions... -- Xenomia raised her hand. -- Although the final decision rests with the president of our class, right?
"I hope they'll take me! It's a great way to show what I'm capable of, if I'm capable of anything..."
-- Teacher Grace, please tell me about the festival. I've never heard of it. Is it some kind of cultural event?
"Oh, and these holidays... They're not at a good time. I don't have time to loaf around."
— To each their own. Personally, I agree with Iмир – it would be nice to be on the list of participants, — the girl turned her head towards the hesitant guy, — and don't worry so much about "usefulness." You're a talented guy, and I'm sure you'll do well if you're among the participants.
After class, Miya asks Eli if she will go to this festival.
Moriner, completely absorbed in his own thoughts, didn't even realize at first that there were guests at his door, and therefore he was very confused when he met Parfynora.
"Probably, he's here on some presidential business. Or is it related to the competitions?" he thought.
-Yes, of course. -Moriner gave an awkward smile, listening to his classmate's request. -I'm not a very good teacher... I'm not very good at expressing my thoughts... But I'll try to help. -He blushed a little, unexpectedly completely forgetting where he had put the notes from the April lectures.
— What is there to do? I'd rather spend time with my cats later or do something else.
— I hope so… — Imir replied with hope in his voice.
— Well, then I’ll give you some advice,” Shogo continued indifferently, “don’t underestimate Galmey, or you’ll lose.