Chapter 59: School Matters

It was another day, the sun was shining and Eader was annoyed. In the morning when he arrived at school. He got two people, who he did not understand why they were around. Mandy showed up first, talking to him normally, as of they were friends.

He carried on the conversation until he arrived at class. The second person, Emilia, came. He had the biggest rant of where Evalynn and Mythra were. He still did not know and just argued with her back. People avoided them, some even watched. She left and Eader sighed, getting looks from his classmates. He returned with a stare but just got snickers.

A month and what it showed was how non scary Eader was, even though he beat Adam. Samuel comforted him, as he gazed over him. Eader looked up at his face. People started laughing.

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It was a lesson like no other. However, the subject was special. The teacher was the detective, and the subject was magic. He was going over a lecture. The lesson went on and on, people had to take notes of a while topic: the history of the sword.

Eader imagined it in his head as he just stared in to the depths of the detective, going on and on. Eader wrote the whole summary as he had time as it was closing the end of the lesson.

The scientist only started analysing the sword when they had detected a weird energy from the moon. The big bang was familiar, it was the beginning of the universe the starting point of something but the beginning of earth was similar.

The beginning of the sword. Back when only rock and matter floated in space, two planets were in collision, but before they collided a blue shining material in a ragged shape was flying through space at immense speed and destroyed one of the planets and landed on the other planet, on what is called earth.

Eader sighed, glad he did the assignment early as the detective set it up. It was the end of the lesson, lunch was starting, people were leaving. With a kind and fed up heart, Eader walked up to the detective. There were a few people left, chatting.

Eader was done, he was exhausted, for the past two days they were going over new topics, which he was happy about, but got too tired after the lesson, enough for him to take a nap.

"Where are the girls?"

People looked at him, there gaze didn't affect him. The detectives replied with a stare which sent a shiver down the people spine. It was a death ray. Eader gazed back at him, unaffected. He looked up, starting, two form the four people in the room.

"Leave."

It was a dark tone, one would immediately follow. A few chatted before, "but I have to ask him."

"You will die," the person answered distressfully.

"Leave the classroom," this time Eader said it, his eyes were exhausted, the essay he had written was two pages long and he did not want to wait to talk to him.

Both nodded.

"You can return in two minutes, if..." He turned his head to the detective.

If he takes to long to explain things.

Eader gave him a beggars face. The detective sighed, making the pair leave the classroom for good.

He sat down, being eye level with the child.

"Mythra and Evalynn are safe," he spoke in an exhausted tone, similar to Eader's. "They are getting treatment at the hospital," he said as he sat on his desk. Eader sighed, giving an annoyed sigh.

The detective looked at the him, confused by how he was. "I feel like, you don't have a particularly strong relationship with the two girls, don't you?"

Eader didn't even bother hiding it, he just nodded. He nodded back, picking himself up. He had a glow surround him, something which felt nice and refreshing, like a nice sunny rainforest. Eader said, "Man, it really sucks, I helped them and they don't leave a message back at all, its fine, I will be leaving."

The man turns around, tilting it to the side, blinking rapidly.