Sylvie and Jasmine had just left the presence of their stern instructor, Eleanor. But what they never expected was the news that they had just heard.
"It is insane," Jasmine mumbled to herself, her eyes still wide with disbelief. "To think that Danielle was a demon contractor all this ti."
Sylvie was no different. Her mind also reeled as she tried to process the shocking revelation about Danielle. She glanced at Jasmine, noticing the disbelief etched on her friend's face mirrored her own feelings.
"Yeah….Danielle….Demon Contractor?" Sylvie whispered, her voice barely audible above the hum of the cafeteria.
Even though Sylvie had been getting negative vibes from Danielle for a while since she had awakened her talent, she didn't expect that Danielle was a demon contractor all this ti.
A demon contractor and the culprit behind the disappearance of the five girls.
Jasmine shook her head, her expression a mix of confusion and disbelief. "I can't believe it. We've known her for all sester, and she's been hiding sothing like this all along?"
Sylvie nodded slowly, her thoughts racing. "But how? And why?"
"I don't know," Jasmine replied, her voice tinged with frustration. "But it explains a lot. Her sudden disappearances, the mysterious etings... it all makes sense now."
Looking back at it, Danielle had many tis invited Jasmine and Sylvie to different places, and sohow, sothing warned her whenever that happened.
It was an instinctual reaction for her to refuse, but maybe her dormant powers were already warning her from the start.
Sylvie's brow furrowed as she considered the implications of Danielle's secret. "Do you think she was involved in the recent attacks?"
Maybe there was a chance that Danielle was the masked person behind the attacks on Seniors. With her strength as a demon contractor, it looked possible for her to do such a thing.
"It's possible," Jasmine admitted, her tone grim. "But we can't jump to conclusions. We need to find out more before we can assu such a thing. Though, I doubt we can find anything more since she is dead."
Sylvie nodded in agreent, her mind hardly accepting that Danielle was no longer in this world. She had already seen too much for the whole sester, but this was a whole different thing.
After all, she still rembered all the talks they had, all the monts they spent together. Even though Danielle was a bit different, her presence sohow lightened the mood around her.
As Sylvie and Jasmine processed the shocking news about Danielle, a heavy silence settled between them. The weight of the revelation hung in the air, overshadowing their usual banter and camaraderie.
"Yeah… it's hard to believe," Sylvie murmured, her gaze distant as she grappled with the truth.
Jasmine sighed, running a hand through her hair in frustration. "I guess we'll never really know what was going on in her mind."
The realization that Danielle was no longer alive added another layer of complexity to the situation. It was as if a door had been closed, leaving behind unanswered questions and unresolved emotions.
But despite the turmoil swirling within them, Sylvie and Jasmine knew they couldn't afford to dwell on the matter any longer. With final exams looming on the horizon, they needed to focus on their studies and prepare themselves for the challenges ahead.
"We should get back to studying," Jasmine said, her voice firm and determined. "We can't let this distract us. You know the finals are approaching, and not much ti is left."
Sylvie nodded in agreent, pushing aside her thoughts about Danielle for the ti being. "You're right. Let's head to the library and make the most out of our study session."
As they gathered their belongings and prepared to leave the cafeteria, Jasmine suddenly raised her head, a curious glint in her eyes.
"Hey, Sylvie," she began, her voice tinged with mischief. "Are you going to et 'him' today as well?"
Sylvie's cheeks flushed a little at the ntion of 'him,' her mind racing to catch up with Jasmine's implication. But then, it had returned to its normal state. After all, she had been accustod to it already.
Today was indeed the day of the week they had planned to train together. Sylvie didn't hide this from her friends either since there was no reason for her to do so.
And sohow, his teaching her close combat proved to be effective; she was even finding it easier to understand the combat-related courses.
With a shared understanding, Sylvie and Jasmine left the cafeteria behind, their thoughts lingering on the events of the day.
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"Today will be our last training session."
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