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[On the Dwarven planet– Dwarinon.]
A fight had just concluded here.
A fight that had left only devastation on one of the largest mountains of the planet of dwarves, the closest planet to the human ho, had just co to an end.
The ones who had engaged in this fight were not usual mortals either…
While this was the planet of the dwarves, they had only migrated here from the common ho that they shared with the humans.
They had only been here for less than a few thousand years, and the dwarves lived under the surface… the planet's condition itself wasn't the sa as the habitable ho that many of their kin still called ho.
The solar system that they were part of was unique in many ways. Coupled with the technology and magic of the modern era, a few thousand years ago, dwarves moved to Dwarinon, the elves moved to a small moon of the gas giant, to the Elenor.
The barbaric orcs made the resourceful, uncultivated planet of Bairian located further away in the star system their new ho, and in the process of doing so, the Titan, a dwarf planet that would have otherwise been forgotten– the resting place of last remaining giants, was discovered by the old adventurers.
But the battle this ti was fought on the planet of the dwarves.
-Swiiiiiiiiiiiiiish…
On one side were the transcendent beings comparable to the gods, those who had broken the bounds of the world and had reached a realm unfathomable by the mortals, and against them were actual divinities– or at least, Avatars that represented the will of the gods that they served.
Why the battle started, no one knows. How was there so 'little' destruction despite the battle between those possessing divinities and the world powers? That was the bigger question on the mind of the headmaster when he arrived here.
The red-brown landscape of the Dwarinon, covered in high mountains filled with resources, tals, and precious materials that the dwarves love, the planet that the headmaster recognised as one of the calr and simpler places, did not seem to be in a good state right now.
"Did you get them?" The headmaster asked one of the three individuals who were repairing the mountains to its forr glory.
The person, the being that he had asked this question to, was not a dwarf. They weren't a humanoid being either.
They resembled a deer, however, instead of having antlers, they had tree-like branches on their head.
{ "No… they escaped. We were right… they have more hands behind them." }
The Mana voice of the being was so gentle one would willingly swear their loyalty to them. The being was charming, however, there was a deep resentnt in the gentle eyes of the being, as well as sadness towards the destroyed land that was being repaired by a magic using dwarf, as well as a humanoid being covered completely by a bright robe.
"Those bastards…"
The headmaster had been on the move searching for the bastards that had attacked them during the compilation of the Lifeblood.
They were evil gods, beings who, despite possessing divinities and divine restrictions, were interfering into the matters that they should not.
If they were doing anything to anyone else, the headmaster would still have to think about his actions, but directly attacking and hurting his students was an offence that he could never overlook.
He was the headmaster within the academy, and his students were his responsibility.
If those damned gods had beco bold enough to interfere with the matters of a realm that they have no authority over, then they must have forgotten their place in this world.
The headmaster was furious for a long while when he retired from his small trip, and while he had left the matters regarding Anna to her capable brothers and sisters, this was a matter that only he could take care of.
"I'm going to issue a bounty."
{ "rlin?" }
The matter wasn't actually small.
With the creation of Lifeblood, many new paths had opened up for humanity.
There were many new things that the humans could do now, there was much more that they could explore.
The evolving potential of the human race… the headmaster wanted the future children to be better than their seniors, to make the world far better than it was right now.
But that wasn't going to happen with the interference of flies like them…
The matter was not limited to the gods. Had the strife with the divine was simply limited to the battle with the divine in the realm of the divine, he would not have had to move himself in the first place.
There were enough gods behind him that could take care of the things in the divine realm, so he was taking care of more fundantal nuisances.
"It's just a bait, they will know that as well, I know.
But they will know if I'm willing to do this, then I'm willing to go far and beyond that for what I want."
The hierarchy and the intricately crafted systems of these gods was sothing the headmaster was well familiar with.
He had dealt with them before so this was no new matter for him.
"They made an unforgivable mistake this ti." Whenever a matter concerning any of the divinities related to the common planet arrived, the headmaster was the main person concerned.
Whether he wanted to or not, he was the one in the center of the resolution of it.
As the headmaster of the great academy, as the representatives of the major gods that the people of that world believed in, as well as one of the few people who had been dealing with matters regarding divinities for a long ti, he was one of the few that could officially get involved in these matters.
The world of mortals and the world of gods were different so if soone was not familiar with the unique nature of these divine beings, they would not be able to deal with them even if they possessed trendous power.
Thankfully, the headmaster was an expert. The evil gods might be strong, too strong for that matter, but they weren't the strongest beings in the world.
They were still bound by the natural cosmic laws that all divinities were bound by– and the laws of causality also applied the sa way to them as they did to the unique mortals like the headmaster.
"You'll take care of this place, yes?" The headmaster looked at the creature with confident eyes, showing his trust.
{ "Yes, headmaster." } and the creature reassured him.
The being had been the guardian of this world, this planet even before the dwarves arrived here.
It had lived here for a long ti, it wasn't the sa as the creatures born on Earth but it was a unique magical existence that gained divinity through its own natural process.
"Alright then." As the guardian of the world, the headmaster knew the being must have fended off the evil avatars hiding on this planet with great efficiency.
Even if they were successful in running away this ti, they must not have gone far or might be in any condition to function properly.
Wrath of a Catastrophe like this simple looking being was no laughing matter. Even the headmaster had to be careful when dealing with ones like this deer.
"I'll prepare for the gathering." the headmaster was leaving the matters of this planet to the one that understood it the best.
The two people that were present here were more than enough to help the guardian. There were more important matters that the headmaster needed to look after for the ti being.
{ "Headmaster… regarding the Gods-." }
"They will be dealt with appropriately." with a very sharp look in his eyes that showed his rare anger, he shook his head and reassured the creature that there was nothing They needed to concern about.
The matters on their end were dealt with so for the ti being, their work here was done. He would deal with the things he needed to take care of soon and when that was done, he would focus on welcoming back the students that had gone on their vacations.
"We will see you around, Ashof."
{ "Yes, headmaster." }
Nodding at the being one last ti, and then nodding aningfully at the two other people that had almost finished returning the mountain to what it might have looked like, the headmaster vanished once again, leaving the dwarven planet to the people of the dwarven planet.
After Eon and his family mbers went to the forbidden forest, sothing he was highly surprised to know was possible, he had devoted his ti hunting down the people that were related to the evil gods that attacked them.
They had known about the Lifeblood and to make matters worse, they saw Eon's Authority– the Authority of [White Flas] that the entire world, the realm of gods, the realm of demons, the realm of fairies, and even the realm of spirits were well familiar with.
The headmaster had always known Eon was unique. The powers and skills that he had were taught by soone that was very proficient with whatever they knew.
The basics for bow and magic were sothing that even he wished he was taught when he was younger, but still, never till that day had he even thought of the possibility that Eon could be related to that certain individual.
'The white flas of purification…'
He had only heard about that person. But even just from the things that he had heard about, he knew there was no way he could leave Eon alone anymore.
He knew he would have to talk with him as soon as he ca back from the forbidden forest… if he cos back, that is.
-Ooooooooong!
The headmaster had faith that they would be back though, so he wasn't worried about them.
Instead, he was now more focused on his work than ever– punishing those evil bastards ca first.
There were many more sses that he needed to deal with anyway.
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