"You have mastered that first stage well, but can you do this?"
The mont gan said this, the little energy canary ca flying to the girl's hand. The little bird was able to perform several impressive movents, its form was extrely realistic. Both the flapping of its wings and every movent commanded by gan made that statue of energy look truly alive.
As much as Luke felt much freer with manipulating magic, the young man didn't even know how to start on the spell. He first began to transfer his energy, flowing from inside his chest to his arms, and then to his hands. Watching the palm of his hand, he channeled his mana into a sphere of energy, just as gan had done.
That sphere of energy grew larger, and when it reached a relatively large size. Luke used his other hand to cut the sphere in two. Each part was the size of an apple. Controlling the shape of the two spheres, the half-wolf connected the two, making a cylinder with the ends still circular.
He then, with the hand he was using to control, created a small sphere of mana. Controlling where it should be, Luke placed the small sphere above the cylinder, this was an attempt to create a head for the bird.
With that free hand, he was manipulating the shape of the energy, trying to turn that heap of mana into a bird. By this ti, much more ti had passed, which just showed how amazing gan's ability was, creating sothing so complex in seconds.
To the half-wolf's surprise, modeling was not so complicated. As he ran his finger across the energy, that heap of energy was changing shape. He was transforming that cylinder of energy into a shape that looked a little more like a half-moon, trying to create the little bird's tail. With a tweezing motion with his hands, Luke tried to create a small beak on the statue's head.
Even though manipulating the energy was not such a complicated task, the statue the half-wolf was creating was far from looking like a bird. Finishing the modeling of the statue was sothing surprisingly difficult for Luke, even simple, there was a lack of manual skill in Luke. As a few more minutes passed, that energy sculpture floating above his hand was far from looking like a bird.
In the end, the half-wolf could not transform that heap of mana and fire into a bird. It was just a heap of shapes that glowed in a red and white light. This small defeat bothered him a lot, after such a display of skill, encountering yet another barrier made him a bit angry.
[You are a terrible loser].
'Give two days and I'll make an energy dragon.'
[Hahaha, why don't you say that to gan?]
'Tsc stop it.'
Luke then closed his hand, and floating above it, the sculpture beca concentrated into a sphere again, until it completely transford. At the mont, the half-wolf had given up the challenge. However, even frustrated by this, being able to control the movent and shape of the sphere of fire and mana was sothing that made Luke extrely grateful.
He then began to rotate the sphere above his fingers. He moved it from side to side, realizing how almost automatic the action of controlling where it should go was. The sun was almost setting, and the sound of the roaring sea was extrely relaxing for the half-wolf. Turning towards the vastness of the salt water, Luke launched the energy sphere towards the waves.
*VUUUFT*
After casting, a loud sound of the spell flying towards the water echoed across the beach. The mana sphere itself made a gigantic sound, cutting through the wind at high speed. It kept gaining distance from the three of them, until finally, after crossing a wave, the sphere fell into the water.
Even from a long distance away, the sphere still raised so water as it began to sink, with the heat of the magic, so steam began to rise from the area where the spell hit.
Half-wolf then turned to gan.
"I will learn this, so just wait." he said smiling.
Seeing Luke's smile ward the girl's heart, she was truly concerned about the ti the half-wolf had spent seemingly unconscious. Both gan and Adrian were excited by Luke's motivation, the half-wolf possessed a willpower that although it was quiet, was quite motivating.
It was almost dark already, Luke had undoubtedly had a very tiring day, the sa could be said of gan and Adrian, who were tired after so much ti studying and working on their respective researches.
The half-wolf was already thinking about the next day, about his request for help to Orion and about the mysterious little blacksmith who gave him that unusual proposal. However, Luke began to feel a discomfort inside his chest, things were starting to get bad for the young man.
Adrian, still soaked with water, was running his hands over his body, trying to get the rest of the sand out. He then created a wind magic, to try to spread with one spell all the sand that was stuck in his clothes.
gan was tired, she wanted to go ho and take a long hot bath. Her hair was not so ssy, but she is delicate like any other girl her age. Even though her main focus is her studies in magic, any girl likes to keep herself neat and scented.
"I'm really looking forward to taking a hot bath in the tub." gan said, stretching her arms as she stretched, "My back is killing ."
"I'm pretty tired myself, you went way overboard with the water spells today." Answered Adrian
"It's not that much, I even controlled myself so I wouldn't hurt you." gan said.
"Still, it bothered a lot... Why don't you do this kind of thing with Luke?" Questioned Adrian
"Hmm, I guess he just doesn't make as angry as you do."
The two were having fun talking, but they both failed to notice how silent Luke was. His body was swaying a little, his throat couldn't speak anything.
Until Adrian turned to Luke to say goodbye.
"See ya buddy! I'm already go- ing..." said the blond haired boy, who widened his eyes watching Luke's pale face.
gan noticed Adrian's reaction, and quickly looked at the half-wolf. Showing her concern and surprise with wide eyes.
The half-wolf's face showed a huge fatigue, he was without any balance. At the corner of Luke's mouth, there was a little blood.
[LUKE!]
[HOLD ON LUKE!]
At that very mont, the half-wolf's vision beca completely blurred. His heartbeat started to beco heavier and slower. The boy felt a gigantic shortness of breath and pain in his chest, his head was in great pain. It felt as if his ribs were being pressed down, as if a giant hand was grabbing him and squeezing him.
After sputtering with what seed to be a punch inside his heart, Luke then fell to his knees on the ground. Still trying to stand, in vain. For his consciousness beca more and more blurred, his vision went out.
[Luke please, stay with .]
The half-wolf then collapsed on the sand on the beach, the last thing he heard was Balance talking to him.
Adrian and gan were desperate. The girl then knelt down and with the boy's support turned Luke over, who was lying face down in the sand. She then checked the pressure of the half-wolf, placing two fingers beside Luke's neck. Relieved she sighed.
"He's alive, but his pressure is low. Go get a stretcher." gan said.
The Kid ran out into the lab, where there was so ergency dical equipnt. He then returned with a large ornate wooden board, it was covered with a kind of thin layer of cotton. On the bottom was a magic circle.
Adrian then positioned the stretcher on the floor. With gan's help, the two of them laid Luke down. gan then put both hands together, and channeling her mana, she activated the magic circle.
The wooden board began to levitate with wind magic. gan was left with the task of taking Luke to the center of the academy, while Adrian ran out in front. The boy had picked up a flying sword from inside the laboratory.
Throwing a large greatsword on the ground, he quickly climbed on it and flew off to look for help. The Sound of the sword cutting through the wind echoed across the beach.
*WUUUUFT*
anwhile, gan would walk from the beach to the center of the academy. The distance was relatively great, but carrying Luke on the flying stretcher, it wouldn't be that difficult to get him to the dical center.
They were both extrely worried, but the need to take action was more important.
"Hang in there Luke." said gan, looking at the unconscious half-wolf.
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