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As Yugo and Ven wanted, Kye waited for them in his classroom.
His classmates were glancing at him often, so Kye just tried his best to get used to it. It was hard because he hated the fact that there were eyes on him. It was as if nurous people were about to co to him and punch him.
He hated that because even the aftereffect of being bullied was hurting, but he now had sothing to fight with. So he needed to get used to this feeling and fight against it because otherwise, he won't ever be able to move on.
However, all the glares ended once Kye's friends ca into the room.
Since it was beginning to be harder and harder staying there, Kye rushed out of the classroom and dragged Yugo and Ven with him.
"You guys took so much ti I thought I was about to die of boredom."
"Are sure you weren't dying because of people's glares?" Ven said.
"Why do your eyes are so keen?" Kye said as he rolled his eyes. "You just ca for a second and you already know. That's unfair."
"Well, hehe," Ven rubbed the back of his head before entering the canteen. "Anyways, stop thinking about that and just think of your future. It's way brighter than before, right?"
"Yeah, I guess you're right. It's not as gloomy as before, but not that much brighter either," Kye said with a smile. "But guess that's already a good start."
"That is a good start," Yugo added. "You can and should lean on us when you need it. You're not alone anymore." He patted him. The height difference was perfect for that.
"I guess so," He said as they sat down and began to eat.
Like this morning, so people were glancing at them. But lunched passed a lot quicker than breakfast since they talked about a lot more things.
They were now completely awake, so it was better.
"By the way, guys, which fighting class is you taking," Kye asked.
"I'm taking the ability class since I need it to learn more about my ability and how to use it," Yugo said. The spatial ability was already strong in itself, so there wasn't a need for a weapon. "What about you Kye?"
"I'm taking the weapon class. It's not like I have a real ability anyways. What about you, Ven?" The latter smile
"I'm going to the weapon class too," Ven said. "Unlike Yugo, I need a weapon that would help improve with my gravity ability."
"You're not splitting because you want to watch over , right?"
"No, not this ti. It's our own choice," Ven said.
"And to be honest, I would rather go with you in the weapon class than the ability class. It would be annoying to be alone." Yugo added. "But I really need to go to this class. They teach us how to use our ability to the maximum, so I don't see a better choice for ."
"I'm glad if that's the case then. I would hate myself if you guys are prioritizing over your future." Kye said. He didn't want them to not do what they wanted because of him. He would hate himself if it was the case.
"Why?" Ven said. "You're our friend, so of course, we can do that."
"What do you an?"
"We can still learn things at ho. But it would be hard to see you once military school end," Yugo explained. "So it's kinda better for us to pass as much ti as possible with you."
Hearing them, Kye felt happy. He was glad that he had t people like this and that they were now his friends. But he didn't like how they were thinking. "Guys, I really appreciate what you're saying, but please, I have things to defend myself. I even have a good weapon, so you really need to worry less about . I will be able to defend myself if sothing arose."
"Well, until then, we would stay like that," Yugo said.
"But what do you an you have a good weapon?" Ven continued. "I don't see anything."
"You're looking at the wrong place,' Kye said as he raise his middle finger.
"Why are you doing that? What did I do?"
"Loo, at the ring you dum*a**," Yugo chuckled. "It's his weapon."
"What do you an it's his weapon? What could he even do with a ring?"
"Well, you will see it once I will be strong enough to wield it."
"You lost too now," Yugo said. "Aren't you already wearing the ring?"
"... Yugo, do you think that I will fight with a ring too?" Kye asked as Yugo nodded. "You are both dum*a**, really," He laughed. "The ring is just a convenient way to move with the sword. But I can't show you its real form for now. There are just too many people" He added as he stood up. It was soon ti for the weapon class.
"Wait, is it a sword?" Ven said. "But how? No one ever managed to transform a weapon into an object like this one," He was shocked. He knew a lot about beast weapons, but he has never seen anything like that.
"That's a good question. But to be honest, I don't know either," Kye said. "It was in my parents' legacy," What he said was true because, in one way or another, the sword ca from the system that ca from the necklace he received after his parents' death.
"Do you mind if I study it one day?" Ven asked.
"No, not at all. If it can help you, I would even be glad." Kye said as they arrived in front of the weapon class and Yugo went to his ability class.
The two boys then entered the classroom that looked like a stadium. It was so huge that it accommodated the 200 plus students easily. There was also a side of the wall that was filled with different weapons.
They then headed toward the bleachers and waited for the teacher to co into the stadium too. And after five minutes or so, she finally ca.
The teacher was a tall and thin woman. She had black hair with stread of white hair and brown eyes. She was in her late forty but still looked young. And last but not least, she had a beautiful light blue sword.
"Hello everyone, I'm Madison Slad, but you probably know all very well anyway, so let's skip the introduction and pass into the good stuff. Learning how to use a weapon," Madison said with a heart-warming smile.
As she said, everyone knew her quite well. She was one of the heroes of the war against the monsters. She was known for her lethal swing that was killing everything on her path.
She was a strong woman, and she was now teaching the new generation.
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