"Indeed," Orion agreed sincerely, his mind already buzzing with possibilities and new insights. Emilia quietly stood, her expression thoughtful yet composed, clearly pondering deeply upon what she'd learned today.
Nyss nodded softly toward Orion, quietly saying, "Your question was very insightful. Hybrid spells are no small feat, it would take a very long ti for an average person to master them."
Orion raised an eyebrow, clearly surprised at how many words she said at once, yet he calmly replied, "But we aren't normal people. All of us have multiple affinity."
Nyss nodded her head without saying anything and stood up to leave.
Orion and his group began heading out of the class as well.
Arya apologetically said, "Sorry, Brother Orion. I will have to leave early today as well. I have so work back at ho."
Orion shook his head, "No worries, I have so work to do as well here."
Arya tilted her head, "Here?"
"Yes, I wanted to see if I can get the others to join the club," he said.
She giggled hearing it, "The club which doesn't even have a na?"
Orion shrugged, "I have thought of a na, I will propose it when I have a few more mbers."
Arya nodded her head, but her gaze curiously went towards his sword, which Emilia had been taking glances at from ti to ti as well.
"What's up with that sword though?" she curiously asked.
Orion gently smiled and patted the sword, "Grandma made this sword for ."
Arya raised an eyebrow in surprise. "Grandma Selene made it personally? Then it must be a top-tier treasure."
He softly chuckled, "She only made a Tier 7 sword so I can upgrade it later myself."
Arya's eyes widened slightly in genuine surprise. "Only Tier 7? Brother Orion, your standards are terrifyingly high. Do you realize how many nobles would kill to have just a Tier 6 personally forged by a top-tier Runesmith like Lady Selene?"
Orion chuckled softly, a slight smirk forming on his lips. "Well, only the low-ranking nobles would do that. I doubt it's anything special for the higher-ranking ones."
Arya shook her head, "You underestimate the value of a treasure forged by a top runesmith like her, Brother Orion. The top nobles would also bid for it just to study the mana circuits and rune inscriptions of it."
Orion rubbed his chin, "That's a nice way to put it. Besides, she specifically designed it so that I could upgrade it as my understanding of runes deepens."
Arya speechlessly looked at him, "Honestly, she spoils you too much."
Emilia quietly nodded beside her, eyes faintly glinting with curiosity. Orion caught her subtle gaze again drifting to the sword's tallic hilt. Smiling inwardly, he ntally noted her interest.
"Maybe so," Orion conceded lightly. "But Grandma always insists that a good weapon is essential. Who am I to argue?"
Arya chuckled softly and brushed a strand of her hair behind her ear. "Well, I won't delay you further. Good luck recruiting club mbers. I'll see you tomorrow."
Orion nodded warmly. "Thanks, Arya. See you both tomorrow."
Arya waved gently, and Emilia gave him a soft nod as they turned and walked away together, their graceful figures disappearing amidst the bustling crowd of students moving between buildings.
Orion exhaled softly, feeling a brief mont of quiet before Lumi's cheerful voice bubbled in his mind again.
[Well, Master, ti for recruitnt! So, who's your target today? (•‿•)]
He rubbed his chin thoughtfully, eyes drifting across the lively academy grounds. 'Hmm, I was thinking of Elias. He's ranked sixth in our year, and having soone like him—who has an Advanced Affinity—would be quite helpful. And I also want to help him since he's a commoner. The nobles might exploit him.'
[Hmm, a Gravity Affinity Awakener would be very useful for the team. Very strategic choice, Master! Let's find him then! ヽ(>∀
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