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Chapter 110

Author: M&Cee
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-31 23:27:23

Riven.

It's been a full day since I last saw Sky.

He was supposed to look for me. He had a training to attend.

But no, he has disappeared into the vast land of the Silverfangs.

He had already made it known to me that he wasn't interested in the class, but I don't breed losers.

If he wanted to be a loser, he should go get himself another trainer — which was absolutely impossible. Therefore, he had no choice but to win.

---

But then, where is he?

I didn't know his dorm, didn't have his contact. And the last practice ended in a not-so-pleasant way.

There was only one way to get to him, and that way was a forbidden way. Actually, a forbidden way for me. Because there was no way I was going to mind-link that jerk. He would take it as a leverage to be foolish.

Or should I?

No. I wouldn't.

I stood up from my seat, strolling to and fro the office.

Maybe I should just ask someone? That nerd guy he always walked with?

Nah…

What would it look like if I went to that guy asking for Sky?

Bad idea.

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