t them everyday. I have read stories about how they are orphaned and put in foster homes which do the exact same thing. Yet I wish I coul

e seemed to have the answers that I had begun to seek. The only thing that they seemed to hav

The main reason for this is that the dragon race was one of the most powerful races known to this world. And that they were t

was that I had an aptitude for the elemental arts. I could control fire， wind， and water by thought alone. I was by no means a mast

leading a normal one. All I wanted was to feel like I belonged. Like I matter to someone. I ha

supernatural order would do to me if they knew the truth. Maybe they wouldn“t ta

wonder what would happen if normal people disembarked at this location but then I noticed that none did. Not a single

the academy was a long straight path that lead uphill. Luckily the walk was surrounded by the lush foliage an

tention. It sounded so beautiful. So indulgent. I cast my gaze towards the voice and f

getting her to a standing position

I am going." I immediately said realising that I should not have. I wanted to make friends and lead the life th

backside， removing the last bit of dirt from her dark blue robe. "I

t back just as quickly. "Victor." I responded as she quickly

cited for my pace. "We don“t want t

uy who is pushing six foot three inches being pulled my a girl who is just under five

rs to the hall closed suddenly with loud bangs. An old lady， about seventy or so years of age， began to walk from the left side of the meter high stag

Her right hand came up to smooth the white hair that sat atop her

orb enhanced her voice. "The academies purpose is to train you all in your specific magical arts， as

allow the placement to be smoother. The higher both your academic and magical

your understanding of this school. It most certainly does not cloud ours." She said and

gical prowess that you have learnt and mastered. Winning this tournament， immediately

he only limits being， raising the dead to their former selves， as well as

schedule as well as a dorm room. This is non-negotiable. You receive what y

ess. "But one wish." She glanced upwards as if in deep thought， fantasising about her inten

urbed by the notion. "What if he doesn“t lo

e black hair around her right ear. "I need a powerful husband in order to be set for li

she was saying. How coul

hat I would be the perfect fit for her. Especially since I am t

ondering...If you would..." I began to trail off in my request before I grew a back

ered on her face. She was about to respond to my request when a l

n over there." He pointed to the young looking woman in a gray business suit， and a long blonde pony tail. He seemed to n

lking to my friend." My heart fell at that one sentence. Never mind that she is acting like a bitch in heat t

knew that it was not the place to be. There was varying degrees of t