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Chapter 21 Summoned

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Ari’s POV

The summons to the Headmaster’s hall was unpleasantly formal, the kind that makes your stomach crawl and your brain scream “Oh no, trouble is imminent.”

Caspian followed me, silent as ever, the quiet sort of quiet that could either mean he was planning something or judging me silently—sometimes both.

The hall itself smelled faintly of old stone and incense, the sun slanting through the windows so bright it could have burned your retinas if you weren’t careful. The Headmaster didn’t bother with small talk. He had a way of silencing a room just by being present, which was a skill I simultaneously envied and hated.

“All heirs,” he began, voice low but commanding, “we have identified students performing unauthorized magic within the Academy. This behavior violates the rules and cannot be tolerated. Those responsible will face immediate consequences.”

I felt a spike of tension. Unauthorized magic? My mind immediately flashed to the intruders from the training ground. The fight,
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    Ari’s POVThe summons to the Headmaster’s hall was unpleasantly formal, the kind that makes your stomach crawl and your brain scream “Oh no, trouble is imminent.” Caspian followed me, silent as ever, the quiet sort of quiet that could either mean he was planning something or judging me silently—sometimes both.The hall itself smelled faintly of old stone and incense, the sun slanting through the windows so bright it could have burned your retinas if you weren’t careful. The Headmaster didn’t bother with small talk. He had a way of silencing a room just by being present, which was a skill I simultaneously envied and hated.“All heirs,” he began, voice low but commanding, “we have identified students performing unauthorized magic within the Academy. This behavior violates the rules and cannot be tolerated. Those responsible will face immediate consequences.”I felt a spike of tension. Unauthorized magic? My mind immediately flashed to the intruders from the training ground. The fight,

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