Isn't This Too Easy?

"Two days huh? I wasn't expecting alot of time anyway," Mr Acker said.

Aiden nodded. He was shocked by his parents reaction nevertheless. Only his sister showed some reaction after hearing what he said.

He parents on the other hand didn't show any reaction. Maybe they were expecting it? Weren't they worried about him?

"So what do we do now?" Aiden asks as he moves to the fridge to take a lemon juice.

He wanted to have some at the Library but he didn't get one so he had no choice but to come home begrudgingly.

"We prepare of course!" Mr Acker said turning his head back to the television.

"Hmm, what do we do first then?" Aiden asked.

"Go clean your room, young man!" Mrs Acker said. "I will work on the other things."

"Em, okay," Aiden nodded with a smile before moving into his room.

*******

"Sigh, I have to fix the walls then!" Aiden sighed as he looked at his room.

He had already received confirmation about what happened the day he came into this world. Even though he wasn't present, Ariel was and she told him everything.

According to Ariel, some space cracks were responsible for this. Aiden wanted to ask for more information but Ariel refused to give him anymore information.

In the end he could only sigh in defeat.

About a week ago, he made sure to clean the mess his transmigration made. He cleaned the entire room and everything went back to being neat. The only thing that he wasn't able to clean was without doubt the cracks on the wall.

Initially he thought his parents would maybe have hire some robot to come fix it. After all, that was the best possible solution.

However, looking at the can of filling pigment on his bed, he couldn't help but sigh. His mother wanted him to do something as tedious with his hand.

"Let's get on with it!" Aiden said as he opened the can and started filling the wall with the pigment.

The pigment was made of randinite. A type of material discovered in the late 21st century.

It was extremly resilient and good for construction.

However, the randinite in the can was in a paste form. However, after filing each crack, it drys and hardens.

Aiden continued to fill in the cracks and soon, he was done. He looked around him with a satisfied smile. His room now looked normal —to say the least.

Aiden proceeded to his bed to sleep, however he heard a voice that made him stop in his tracks.

"What about we start your training today?" Ariel asked.

"What the hell? Why are you only sayig this after I am so tired. Let's do it tommorrow!" Aiden said planning to go to sleep.

"You sure you don't want to discover your power?" Ariel suddenly asked making Aiden stop.

"Sigh, okay. Let's do it!" Aiden said. "But, what am I supposed to do then?"

"Simple. Enter your spirit space!" Ariel said.

"What the—?"

"Just imagine coming here. You will be here in a second!" Ariel said.

Aiden on the other hand continues to stand there without making a move.

"Isn't this too simple?" He asked a second later.

"Simple?"

"I mean. Isn't this too simple? Like why do I feel like you are hiding something from me?" Aiden asked. Ever since Ariel proposed this idea of training him, he couldn't help but become suspicious.

As time went on, Aiden knew that he would get stronger. Through that, Ariel could regain her memories. After all, Aiden was going to one of the best magic schools in this world. There was no way he would remain weak.

[A/N: Thanks to poor_soul for dropping 2 power stones. It helps alot.

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