Evan thought to himself.
"Commander, you an, we could be attacked along the way?" Evan said calmly.
Zak nodded: "Yes, but it is unlikely. Even if the beasts or bandits decide to attack you, you will fight back, so you have nothing to worry about."
"I get it."
...
The next day, early in the morning, Evan and Zak were standing at the gates of Mossy Vulture. Plenty of other newbie magicians were also there with their ntors or relatives.
"Evan, I don't know when we will et again, but I believe you will reach incredible heights! When I first saw you, I had no idea what an amazing guy you really are. Good luck."
With a smile on his face, Zak said and hugged Evan. Even though they hadn't spent much ti together, it was enough to create a strong bond between them.
Evan didn't begin to thank Zak or talk about all the emotions he had experienced in Mossy Vulture, in his opinion it was unnecessary. The young man said briefly: "I'll climb to the very top."
They nodded to each other, and at that mont Marcel and Fien approached them.
"Evan, I see you're ready to go?" Marcel said calmly.
"Yes, I hope "The Last Moon" turns out to be a terrific place."
"Rest assured, you won't be disappointed."
Over the next couple of minutes, they`d exchanged a few short phrases before the gates of Mossy Vulture opened and the newbie magicians set off.
Since their journey was through narrow trails and little-explored terrain, all of the young people rode horses. There were neither carriages nor wagons.
Zak and Marcel stood beside each other and watched behind the departing Evan and Fien.
"Eh, Zak, today is a joyous and a sad day at the sa ti. I didn't think this day would co so soon, but they need to learn more about magic and this world to beco stronger and more experienced."
Zak nodded: "I agree. I`ve never thought so boy could impress so much."
Besides Zak and Marcel, there were many other people seeing off their children or successors, including Koen, Fane, and other influential people.
"The Last Moon" was one of the best Academies of Magic, but it was quite difficult to pass the entrance exam. Of course, like Zak said, getting into the academy was an easy task, anyone who had got into "Nirvana", could do it.
Each Academy of Magic had two different types of students, naly the "Outer Students" and the "Inner Students", the latter had much more rights and opportunities. They got more freedom of action, more resources, and better ntors.
Only in "The Last Moon', students were distributed differently. In all other Academies of Magic, students were distributed according to the color of their "Warp". It was logical, because the magicians with purple "Warp" were much more talented and progressed faster than the magicians with the white "Warp".
However, in "The Last Moon", the color of the "Warps" wasn't that important. The head of the Academy considered that such a way is inappropriate, because in addition to talent, strength and skills are also determinative.
For the sa reason, many novice magicians with purple "Warp' were wary of going to "The Last Moon", but that didn't an the Academy had a problem with the number of students. "The Last Moon" was one of the most popular Academies of Magic in the entire "Kingdom of Fallen Hopes."
...
Evan rode his black horse and thought to himself
The road to the Academy was not an easy one. In the three days, he had been on the road he had already been in the woods, rocky terrain, passed through narrow trails with a sharp difference in height, and so on.
The scenery changed frequently, making the path quite difficult at tis, but Evan was used to it by now. He was bored, nothing happened the whole ti, and he was tired of waiting until he got to "The Last Moon".
He didn't want to talk to anyone, the only person Evan was interested in, was Roland, but to his surprise, he wasn't here.
Evan didn't know if Roland had gone to another Academy of Magic, or if he had stayed in Mossy Vulture. He didn't know anyone besides Fien, but he didn't particularly want to talk to her or the others.
He was interested in information about the Academy where he was going, but the others knew as much as he did, so all he had to do was go ahead quietly.
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