"I can't believe that Elves are still alive, we have to find and kill every single one of them before they start causing trouble. If they regain their strength, then they will be coming after us for revenge. Ash, are you sure you don't want to tell King Fitzroy?""No, we have been here for four months and we've only seen the first scout, the rest we picked up from sensors we placed in the forest. If they had the strength, they would have attacked us already instead of simply scouting us out for half a year. No point in calling him here, though I would love to see the legendary Earthquake Fitzroy in action," Xasha s

A chubby youngster around 14 years old with black hair sitting at the front of the class raised his hand and called out, "Sir, may I ask a question?""Of course Lukan, ask away.""If the Thorium Realm is the highest a mage can achieve and Flame Emperor Saxon is far from reaching that Realm, how can he be considered the strongest in Semeria?"

The Carbonemys lowered its altitude. The pressure Xasha felt seemed to multiply with every inch the Carbonemys lowered its altitude by. He released his mana to the fullest and created a forcefield to ward off the pressure. He felt a sense of relief once the pressure was lifted. The Carbonemys stopped a few feet above the arena and looked at Xasha with its green eyes that were all big as a house.He had the mana inside his body circulating at full speed as he was in fight-or-flight mode ready for anything. It surprised Xasha by acknowledging him and going back into the energy core. Xasha stood there in a daze as he

"Ash told me that before attempting mana manipulation we need to understand what mana manipulation is and before that, we need to understand mana control," Ryan said in a formal tone as if he was a teacher addressing a class full of students."I know this, everyone knows this. Is this how Ash trains you? By teaching you guys magic theory?" Tanasha said disapprovingly. "You would think, but tell me this, what is mana contr

"Ash!""Ash!""Ash!" Xasha was pulled back to his senses when he felt a sharp pain running across his face. He instinctively held his cheek as a tear fell from his eye. His ears rang like a bell and his head was pounding like someone had installed an automatic drum.