Maki Mentor Novels & Stories

Gem said in a concerned tone. "You guys wouldn't understand, Kamiya is trying her best with what she has. She wasn't given a top rank power and she isn't a strategist but she was given me as a mentor so I need to ensure that she comes out on top," "Are you sure you're mentoring her though? Seems to be quite difficult from up here," Sinn said. "Sinn those are some rough waters you're walking through," Gem warns Sinn.

More than just a mentorship program, this was an opportunity to inspire the next generation and reinforce the values we held dear. As the sun began to set, casting a golden hue across the clearing, Kayden took the stage. “Thank you all for being here tonight!” he began, his voice resonating with confidence. “We’re excited to introduce the Bloodmoon Pack Mentorship Program. This initiative aims to connect our younger members with experienced mentors who can guide and support them on their journeys.” A wave of applause erupted from the crowd, and I felt my heart swell. This was it, the moment we had envisioned. Kayden continued, outlining the program’s structure, emphasizing the importance of

And this made me more intrigued about the said girl. "Okay, sweet child. Here is a bit of the assignment. I want you to keep an eye on this neophyte. Trail her and see if she has or does anything out of the ordinary. If you spot anything that doesn't feel or seem right, then you know what comes next." I instructed sitting upright while looking at the scrolls in front of me. "Thank you Maester. What about Miss Makarov if I may ask?" "Miss Makarov will not be suspended from the meeting. She is our core member and removing her will bring some unwanted commotion."

Kyle said evenly. He continued, his tone calm but firm. “To be completely honest, meeting my mentor was nothing short of a miracle. It was an unexpected encounter. I didn’t even know he had once studied under Maestro Emmanuel Caruso.” He paused briefly before adding, “More importantly, my mentor has made it clear—many times—that he has no intention of taking in any students. I was… a special case.” Rhea was momentarily surprised by how much he revealed—but the feeling quickly turned into irritation.

a sudden pang of silence reverberated all throughout the podium which Xiao did not expect at all. “It slipped away in my mind, too,” Hei, who remained silent for a while, spoke as he stilled his eyes on the ground. “Okay! Nothing to worry about it anymore! Since you two are here, we can already start the training.” “But coach, where is Mrs. Kayaki?” “For today, she can’t. She said she’ll just make it up to you for the rest of the months left for training.” “What does it even mean?” “Meaning, I’ll be mentoring both of you under my own means.”

But at that point, Ana could be sent to apprentice at any hospital or clinic, and Mak will be with a scouting unit. Mak comes into the common area from her bedroom. Like always, she flops down onto the couch, and since I am sitting here she lands with her head in my lap looking up at me. "I am really going to miss you being here, are you sure you want to go to the leadership training so soon. You know you will be a shoe-in for year 6," she says to me with tears starting to shine in her eyes.

Maki promised with a serious look on her face and everyone was relieved at her determination. The next day, Maki set out to start her mission and everyone came to see her off. Her relatives hugged her and wished her success while her father wished for her safety. "Remember that if your mission fails, you must come home to us. We will think of another plan." Oregon told his daughter with difficulty. "Yes, father. Don't worry. I won't fail you." She kissed his cheek and swam out of the palace accompanied by her friend, Hina. "Why don't I come with you, Maki? I'm worried they will do something to you." Hina expressed her worry while swimming beside her friend.

Just at the entrance of the school building, she turned around and remarked, "By the way, you look like a total hottie in that ponytail and that hairdo of yours. You better be prepared for everything that is going to happen. Trust me, it's going to be rough, she smiled. That smile of hers...I know it too well. Something tells me my day is going to get really busy today, and what the heck does she mean by rough? "You know what to do. First head straight to the director's office and he will assign you your homeroom teacher and then just follow your teacher to your classroom.", She told me. "And yes! That's right, no talking to the other girls now, okay?" I got confused. "Don't talk with other

“Leah assigned me to you. So I guess that makes you my mentor for the next year.” “Me?” I blinked. “Mentoring?” Before he could answer, Leah appeared beside us, slightly out of breath. “Sorry, Maeve. I forgot to mention—Jackson’s going to be volunteering with us for a while. His focus is more on mental health, but he’s trained in general procedure too.” I glanced over at him. Jackson avoided my eyes, suddenly far too interested in a crack on the floor. “…Alright.”

So I wouldn't try to persuade her any longer. Miaka and I are in the middle of a conversation when her younger brother walks in. Maki's brow was drenched in perspiration, and he was gasping for air when he arrived in front of us as if he had rushed here. "What are you doing here?" enquired Miaka. Maki never comes here or follows us while we let the cows graze. Perhaps he was sent to locate us by their father or the town commander. "Someone arrived, and the chief summoned every resident in the meeting hut to greet the visitors."