I Became The Academy's Blind Swordsman Novels & Stories

She has only been called senior brother and senior sister, and has never been someone else's senior sister. In addition, her first impression of Sebastian was so good, and she was so happy to be coaxed, the way she looked at Sebastian was particularly pleasing to the eye. "Oh, by the way, the headmaster asked me to give you the new disciple's package." Lily Moon was chatting so happily with Sebastian that she almost forgot the task given to her by her master. He immediately stuck out his tongue and handed Sebastian a package. Sebastian opened it, and inside was a set of clothes belonging to a Sword Sect disciple, a spiritual sword, and a storage ring.

Everyone seemed to know everyone else. She had her eyes out for 3 people, a boy named Raul, who would be known as the first magic swordsmaster from the academy, a girl called Vivian Quin, who would be the best marksman archer and adopted daughter of the Quin family and lastly Ian, a boy who would become the master of the mage tower in the future.

Shapeless Sword Energy reverberated throughout the forest, causing the fallen leaves on the ground to swirl in the air. “Unsheathe your sword, Kiddo.” The disciple who brandished his sword said, “Regardless of the outcome of your examination, my name is Xavyer Malachi. Keep that in mind.” Xavyer introduced himself. With a calm expression, James said, “I don’t need a sword to defeat you.” “This is the first time I’ve encountered such an arrogant youngster. Today, I’ll show you the true strength of the Welkin Academy.” After he spoke he charged at James.

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.

I won't let this man ruin my life and for that to happen, I can't do anything but kill him instead of letting him kill me. "I'm Blade, milady, isn't it obvious or do you already need your eyes to be checked? now come here! You should always be ok with what your king wants!" He pulled my arms towards him and I was caught off guard so he succeeded, I wasn't expecting him to make that move that early, I thought we'll just have a debate all day.

"It's a fight on the way to exile, he looked at the letter that the count handed out, and reading a few lines, he looked at him penetratingly as if a judge had forgotten the accused, who put me in this service was the king, and now I am tormented in my perseverance by the new monarch, who looks at me only at a flea without good manners, and with a second failure I knew not to tread on his hunts, in which I am left prey to wild boars and wild horns, it's a pity that I sacrificed my youth in this old tower, I forgot my name, I don't know how to hold a sword in my hand they all collapsed on their own." "Sir, I am a young man who can talk to the king either, he is merciful or cruel, in front of

Alexander gritted his teeth against the pain, determination burning in his eyes as he prepared to wield the Alexa Sword once more. In a surprising turn of events, the Ten Sword Attendants pledged their allegiance to Amber, recognizing her as their rightful leader. Caden, bewildered by their sudden allegiance, scrambled to regain control of the situation. Alexander, undeterred by Caden's attempts to rally his forces, stood firm, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. With his determination unwavering, he vowed to seek justice for his mother's memory, no matter the cost.

His blade slashed with incredible speed and ferocity. It seemed as if it could tear through the air itself. Kiran just raised an eyebrow slightly and said, "So, you're Ichiro Matsubara, one of the three great masters from Sunland." Ichiro Matsubara paused, his tone harsh, "How do you know me?" "Your little tricks? How could I not know?" Kiran didn't say that it was Lindsay Ludwig who had informed him. "Damn it!" Ichiro, feeling disregarded, grew furious, and his attacks became more frenzied. With one strike, rocks split, trees fell, and even the birds were harmed by the force of his blade.

His vision went black, and he fell to the ground with a thump. "She killed Davis with just one move!" Blaine shouted. He had gone pale with fear. Davis was one of the Tamworths' three chief elders. He was almost on the same level as Felipe. Although he hadn't perceived the Sword Realm yet, he was still a very powerful expert. Iain was even more terrified and shocked than Blaine was. "M-Must you go against our family? If you don't help this young man, we can give you even more resources and more ancient tomes to help you improve rapidly!" Iain said, looking as white as a sheet.

At least it was just the two of us, but still. He leaned into me, pressing me further against the wall as he bent his head close to mine, looking me directly in the eye as he spoke. "I don't think I have." He whispered in a low, cold tone that damn well almost sliced into me just as much as his hard gaze did. "You need to get it through your thick skull that between now and the end of this week, if anyone else catches you like this, there's a damn good chance that you won't be walking away from it." I took a shaky breath. I couldn't play this game anymore, not with him. I was terrified, to say the least, and I couldn't help the fact that my whole body trembled in his grasp, but he didn't tig