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Chapter 60

Severa took two steps into the center of the casting square then turned to him. Her brows arched like she was preparing to grade him before he even started.

“I assume,” she began with a v...

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Chapter 59

“If you find yourself alone, please find someone to accompany you immediately. If you’re not in class, please be in class,” Lorvan had warned Fabrisse.

That was why he’d come to Flame...

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Chapter 58

Uh oh. Fabrisse realized he’d said something he shouldn’t have said.

He gawked at Lorvan and attempted telepathic screaming by wiggling his brow. How much do I tell him? How ...

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Chapter 57

Rolen set down the teacup and steepled his fingers. “What do you remember about the exact moment the dimensional pressure hit? Did your body feel heavy? Were there distortions in sound? Or perhap...

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Chapter 56

Mercy the Clucklebeak loved rye bread. Fabrisse had test multiple types of bread to see if any held Mercy’s attention as much as the beloved rye, and it had proved to be a difficult task.

M...

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Chapter 55

Studying is boring if you don’t understand anything. And that’s what was happening to Fabrisse on his first tutoring session.

He was in the East Archive’s fourth-tier courtyard, seated ...

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Chapter 53

The date had been set for his Synaptic Resonance practical retake: two weeks from now, on Tuesday. And Fabrisse had become increasingly confident he’d be able to fully recognize the basic synapti...

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Chapter 51

Fabrisse found himself back in the Stratatal Wing less than twenty-four hours after nearly being disqualified from it. Min Hajin was already there when he walked in, bending over a glass viewing tr...

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Chapter 50

Cuman leaned forward with a triumphant scoff. “See? Even Rhel—”

“—But,” Rhel continued, eyes still fixed on the floor, “Cuman already had flairs drawn. I could feel that View Post

Chapter 49

The Hall of Conduct was far too dramatic for what it was designed to handle. The arched ceilings and polished runes on the walls were said to be powered from the aether pools contributed by the Arc...

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Chapter 48

The first person to hear about the incident was Lugano. Luckily, not Lorvan. Liene Lugano.

“TOM!” Her voice hit the far side of the Kinesthetic Ring like a sonic sigil. “Why did you NOT...

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Chapter 47

You could always find Cuman Gollivur in the Kinesthetic Ring.

It was his natural habitat—half athletic arena, half performance stage. At any given hour, he was sparring someone dumber than ...

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Chapter 46

“So you’re going to stay for the next three months?” Fabrisse asked before shoving the last piece of pie into his half-stuffed mouth.  He balanced his pie tin on one knee, while Tom sat ...

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Chapter 3

The Eidralith? The stony box that looks like a piece of veined quartz?

He jolted upright in surprise—

—and his satchel tilted.

With a series of cheerful ...

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Chapter 45

Fabrisse rubbed his eyes, still not entirely sure he hadn’t inhaled too much channel residue during the Skybrace match.

“W–why are you back?” he asked. “Aren’t you supposed to be ...

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Chapter 44

The field was emptying.

Instructant Aval had dismissed the class with a casual gesture, and the murmurs of conversation had soon scattered. Fabrisse stayed behind for a moment, kneeling to ga...

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Chapter 43

The whistle pierced the field. Second half.

Cuman’s team came out aggressive.

Verryn and Rhel rotated, swinging wide to draw Severa’s team apart, and Cuman drove center with a tight...

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Chapter 42

The whistle blared. Play resumed.

Verryn surged forward first this time, chest low and arms out, cradling the silkball between two finely balanced gusts. He had good footwork, better than mos...

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Chapter 41

The teams had a minute to discuss the strategy. They formed a circle, and the first thing Severa said was, “We’re playing Power Rotation.”

Halma, a big burly guy, raised a brow, “Powe...

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Chapter 40

Lorvan left. For a moment, the corridor held its breath.

Fabrisse realized how lucky he’d been. Lorvan knew approximately where he’d be and when he’d be home. Had he not reported his tr...

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Chapter 39

Thursday came. Fabrisse was confident he had something to show for to Liene. His mastery progress had gone up to 34%, but there was something else.

SYN (Synaptic Clarity): 4<...

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Chapter 38

The codex dimmed as its final thread faded into stable anchoring. Lorvan stepped away without a word, which, for him, was the closest thing to ‘Good job’ they were likely to get.

Veliane ...

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Chapter 37

Lorvan stood at the far end, his coat unbuttoned, sleeves rolled up to his forearms, a half-drafted codex hovering mid-air in front of him. Its pages were still transparent with unassigned threads....

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Chapter 35

The Stupenstone hit the scarecrow with a POP! The straw-stuffed dummy jerked back from the blow, one arm sagging like it had momentarily forgotten its job.

Fabrisse didn’t celebrat...

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Chapter 33

(This chapter is stat-heavy, so I have included an option to read on Google Docs)

“Nine years in the Synod, and I’m Level 4,” Fabrisse murmured to himself as he stared at his profile. View Post

Chapter 32

“Re-engage with a previously identified Residual Echo, huh . . .” Fabrisse muttered as he broke off the bread.

Mid-afternoon light filtered through the canopy in broken beams, dappling th...

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Chapter 31

The parlor was perfectly round. There weren’t any corners, which meant there weren’t many shadows either. Light filtered in from a domed ceiling etched with converging golden runes, none of whi...

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Chapter 30

Several bowed her head lightly toward Min, posture composed, voice smooth with the grace Fabrisse could never hope to replicate. “Magus Assistant Hajin,” she greeted with a respectful incline. ...

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Chapter 29

“How many of these quartz can you name?” Min’s voice was as calm as ever, but it came from just behind Fabrisse’s left shoulder, which made it feel more like a challenge than a question. View Post

Chapter 28

Fabrisse knocked once, then twice more, before the door opened on its own with a grinding sound, like stone relenting. The room beyond was about the kind of cold that he’d expected, and smelled f...

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