A Debate

Arthur glanced at the direction the sound came from, yet it was in a high leveled balcony; so he didn't see the features of that elder quite well.

"It hasn't happened before, but that doesn't mean it's prohibited," Mr. E spoke with a high tone, "so we can't blame the boy for being greedy."

"Yet he has to know this comes with great responsibility," one of the elders said; a woman she was, "each master here has a long list of weekly assignments. He has to finish them, either alone or with the help of his team."

Mr. E didn't reply, as he glanced at Arthur who instantly said: "I understand the stakes and am ready to shoulder the responsibility."

"You heard the boy," and this time Slone couldn't hold himself back anymore, "he promises to be a good lad and do all the tasks required."