-The Promised Day-

*Timeskip*

It was a beatiful morning. Birds were singing, the wind was warm and the people in the village were as lively as ever.

It's been two years since Elijah started training with The Shopkeeper.

They moved to a small village in the mountains. It was called 'The Village of the Wind', because it was windy almost all the time, although the wind wasn't always that strong. The village was closer to the school too. It was a tiny village and it's population was about 2000.

Elijah just woke up from a good nights sleep. It was still six in the morning.

He took a glass of water from a table that was next to his bed.

-Elijah- Haaa. Has it already been two whole years? The time sure flies fast.

"Elijah! Come downstairs right now! You have a long journey ahead of you." could be heard from downstairs.

-Elijah- Tch. Yeah yeah, I'm coming, old man.

He opened his closet which was full of clothes. He took a white shirt and his favourite black pants from the closet.

-Elijah- I'll have to put on my best clothes just to dirty them in the test again, tch. I'll have to make sure I don't get myself in trouble in the test. Maybe I'll challenge myself by having a goal.

"Alright, I won't dirty my clothes in the test, that is my goal." He smirked at himself whilst he was looking at himself from the mirror.

He went downstairs to greet the old man.

-The Shopkeeper- How long are planning to make me wait? We are in a hurry, the path to the school is not easy, not even for you.

-Elijah- Hey, if I remember correctly, there is no path to take. You just have to do your little spell to get there.

-The Shopkeeper- You littl- Hmph, well whatever. We are still in a hurry. The test begins in two hours.

-Elijah- Tch.

-The Shopkeeper- And don't you click your tongue at me young man. I was the one who trained you!

-Elijah- Yeah yeah, sorry.

-The Shopkeeper- We are leaving after your are done eating and have packed your things.

-Elijah- Yes sir.

Once Elijah was done eating he ran upstairs to pack the rest of his stuff into a backpack.

-Elijah- Old man! I'm done with the packing.

-The Shopkeeper- Good. We leave this place right away.

Even though the old man just had to do the spell, they had to walk to a certain place to do it, which wasn't close to the village at all.

To be continued