Academy's Genius Swordmaster Novels & Stories

He said, then his eyes strayed towards me. "You should rest, too; it's been a long day." He murmured. "Rest? That's all you have to say to me?" I asked, my eyes narrowed. "I understand, child, and soon you'll understand the need to keep your identity hidden. There are many enemies within the walls of the academy, and I am very sorry for not being able to protect all of you. This could have been prevented if we had looked into it beforehand." Headmaster Kendrick explained. "No, no," I shook my head. "I don't care about protection. I want to know who I am and why you all are saying nothing to me. It's fucking driving me crazy!"

he enquired, Lora said, "No, only my brother is." “And what are you looking to sign up for, young man?” We have the best training services available. We provide special training for mages if you're interested in learning more about your gift if you have one. As instructors, we have master elemental mages at your disposal. We still have masters in martial arts and fighting, such as the three of us here,” he said. “I want to be a swordsman,” Jrue said as he took a step forward. “Wonderful selection. Boltra Souza, my brother, is the master of class charger, which includes swordsmanship. He'll be a great teacher,”

Chapter 36: A Crack in the Gate The self-defense gym smelled of sweat, rubber mats, and the faint metallic tang of old blood that never quite washed out of the walls. General Julian Bathory stood at the center of the open floor like a statue carved from war. Tall, broad-shouldered, silver hair cropped military-short, scars crisscrossing his face and forearms like a map of battles most students only read about. He’d fought beside Celeste Valentina Morau in the final Swarm rift—close enough to be called her friend, far enough to survive when so many didn’t. Today he was guest instructor, and the entire room felt smaller under his presence.

Instead, she had pushed back, let them know she would not make this easy. The man studied her for another long moment, then said, “My name is Headmaster Edric Solvane. You will address me accordingly while you remain under this roof.” “While I remain?” Virelle repeated. “You say that like I have a choice.” “You do not.” His answer was so immediate, so smooth, that anger flashed hot in her chest. Virelle laughed once, but there was no humour in it. “Good to know.” Edric ignored the bite in her tone. “The Blood Oath binds every summoned student to the academy grounds, its laws, and its protections. Once sworn, you cannot simply walk away.” “Protections?” Virelle echoed. “From what?”

That's what he's doing… Anya is somewhere right now pretending to be a predator marking her prey, so she could take down a 6-foot-tall wolf just to please my father. “Where is she? Where is Anya!?” I roared at him but my words were nothing but snarls and threatening growls as they left my throat. The Gammas mistook my words and lunged at him at once, and as expected it only took a sweep of his sword and they were cut in half. I planted my paws deeper into the sand to keep myself grounded. He was a master of the sword. For more than twenty years he had trained in the way of the katana, earning the title of kenshi—a swordsman whose skill left no room for doubt.

Captain Rian informed everyone. [The muscular slender man dashed towards Genesis with his intent to punch him with his fist covered with dark aura. Genesis also dashed towards the muscular slender man, then leaping towards it. The same strategy, Genesis shows his intent of penetrating the slender man, but used his gauntlets to block. Genesis continuously attacked the slender man with a consistent fast paced attack, the slender man is blocking and parrying all the attacks with its gauntlets and armour. A right opportunity came and Genesis initiated the plan, he shows that his intent was to penetrate the slender man’s head, so for the last time, he leaped towards it and when the slender man bl

When Rion and Ludriev arrived, the other five masters seemed to be in a heated argument. "But wouldn't it be too dangerous? In this kind of time? Holding Immortal Apprentice Competition is just too risky!" The one who spoke was Shiori, a feminine-looking woman who was both graceful and beautiful. She taught mostly embroidery and cooking in the Academy besides the main subject of swordsmanship. This was the unique thing in Liebu Mountain Academy. All seven masters were teaching swordsmanship. The apprentices accepted in the Academy could choose to learn from whichever master they'd like to.

He could have private lessons of any other thing, but regarding the sword, he wouldn't accept. Golden's reply angered the teacher. "Who is your master? Do you think that he could be better than me, a teacher from the Nacesai Academy?" Golden was still relaxed; he didn't mind about the teacher's words. "My master is called Swordmad." The teacher was ready to rebuke Golden, but he was petrified after hearing the name of Swordmad. As an expert with the sword living in Nacesai City, there was no way he hadn't heard about Swordmad.

To think that their newest elite class student would have such amazing power… They were right to be surprised. After all, throughout the academy’s many years, Gerald was the first and only person who had managed to defeat a representative selected by the academy! “What’s his name, Karsten?” asked Sumeru, the dean of the academy. “Gerald Crawford, sir!” “Very well! Bring him over so that we can meet him!” ordered Sumeru. “Right away!” replied Master Ykink as he immediately left to bring Gerald over. Not long after, he returned with Gerald, and upon bowing again, he then introduced, “Dean and Masters, I present to you, Gerald Crawford!”

In Myles' impression, Severin was a genius alchemist who broke through the seventh floor of Alchemy Tower some time ago, so it was surprising to find out he was also a genius in swordsmanship! A cultivator would be considered a genius if he had top talent in a certain area. Take Celeste for example, who became the fifth core disciple due to her genius talent in alchemy, or Raymond, who became the fourth core disciple because he could rely on his Element Constitution to speed up his training.