Maple High School Academy Year 1
The Soul Blower - A Discuss

A Discuss

GOLDEN HOUR'S. THE MOMENT where the sun is almost up with a soft red tinge that enters through the window slit. Lily was still cool at checking out one of the books she had just borrowed from the library.

Enforcing his gaze, he began to observe the room he was in right now. The Rune classroom looked desolate. Lily's gaze fell on the pile of books on the teacher's desk. He stepped closer to the teacher's desk, then began to investigate one by one the neatly arranged books there. Deftly his hand moved open page after page.

While being focused, suddenly the sound of a fairly loud dullness was shocking. The books on the table instantly plunged free onto the floor due to Lily's spontaneous movements.

"Someone would like to come here this weekend." The heavy voice instantly stopped the movement of Lily's hand picking up the books on the floor.

"Oh? Happy afternoon, sir," said Lily nervously.

In front of him stood a tall, well-built man, wearing a long black robe and smeared brown hair. The man, Samael, looked seriously at Lily. Makes the red girl feel anxious.

Netra Samael scoured around, then stopped at a table in the middle of the room. "Wah .. apparently you're learning" he said with a meaningful smile. His hand was raised with an open palm, as the book at the table moved in his grasp. In one blink, the book was published until the last page.

"Oh, i-it .. I .. just being curious about something," Lily quipped with a stiff laugh at the end of the sentence.

Samael just nodded small. "Need help, Miss James?"

Lily's gaze suddenly became radiant. Good opportunity.

"Excuse me." Lily politely grabbed the book from Samael's grasp, opened it and pointed at some parts. "Is this futhrak related to the gods, sir?"

Instead of answering, Samael turned towards the teacher's desk behind Lily and suddenly the locker opened by itself, bringing up a book in the man's hands. "I think this is the full version." His hand was outstretched and put the book into Lily's embrace.

Is it hard to answer my question? Not even giving this thick book. Add my reading list only, ck.

"Just read a new ask," said Samael, as if he could hear Lily's inner voice.

"Ah, okay." Bothering, Lily said in her heart.

Samael chose to move on after. The black robe that had once encircled the body had now completely opened. It was not a robe, but rather a pair of black and wide wings. Flapping its wings until the body lifted, the form of Samael vanished replaced by black smoke and disappeared.

 Maya walks with an unrelenting mouth to make a mockery of Jace. After almost noon they discussed, Jace continued to chat about asking something unimportant. Also his mouth was always muttering with his special arrogance.

"Why not discuss this in Rune class alone? Uninspiring. Said you wanted to restore Sibyl's spirit. It's a waste of time that I'm here, ck," grumbled Jace who was leaning near the windmill.

They were discussing about the books Lily had brought. Jace's babble is obviously very disturbing. Lily was explaining her opinion. According to the observations he had made earlier, little by little he got the conclusion.

When reading the word Aettir, his mind was immediately fixed on the god Aesir. Then he started asking Jace a few things. Because only Jace mastered the lessons of mythology, especially about the Aesir of course.

"Jace, you name the gods of Aesir!"

Jace just let out a lazy sigh, then started muttering some god names starting from Odin. Lily had asked Jace to pause when she heard Tyr's name. His hand turned to grab one of the books and opened it, then pointed at the complicated row of letters and explained.

Tyr's Aett, the third Aett under the God of War. It has a close relationship with spiritual things and the outside world. However, it seemed that Lily seemed unsatisfied with Jace's reply.

"Is there no more?" his insistence is impatient.

Jace seemed to think. His gaze turned bright. Put his hand on his chin and knock it slowly. "There," answered Jace

Lily urged Jace to say it quickly.

"But .. they are actually Vanir races" Jace continued.

"What?" Lily was obviously surprised. He knew nothing of Aesir or Vanir. Lily only knew that she was a Van, that was after entering Maple High School Academy. He really is still a layman about the gods. He almost never believed in his existence all this time.

"Yes ..," Jace paused his sentence a little. "Sort of a deal or what, I forgot exactly," then he sniffed his shoulders.

"Can you name it?"

Jace thought again. His memory of goal-lapse spelled out several names. He does not remember some of the Vanir gods because he thought it was not so important. "I only remember brothers named Freyr and ... Freyja," said Jace still with a bright look.

Lily went back through page after page of the book she was holding. Find a Freyja's Aett on the front page. He nodded quickly, still dissatisfied. Freyja's Aett is definitely not what he was looking for, as the rune hovers at the Goddess of Love and Death. It is connected to the world and its creation.

"There again?"

Lily's shoulder drooped. Perhaps true, Jace said, this is futility. "Are there no gods named Hagal?"

Jace shook his head steadily. It doesn't seem to exist. "Are there no other clues?"

Lily turned to the other book, then thrust it at Jace. "Here, in this book is described in full detail about the eight letters Hagal's Aett. The other Aett I didn't find the book at all. So I thought we'd be easier to get in touch with this one Aett."

"You're hurting me or what about handing me a book I don't understand at all?" annoyed Jace while throwing his face.

Lily then asked Efron who had only listened since. It seems that Efron is more discussable about this than Jace. Clearly her face understood a little what Lily meant. Also Efron's ability to understand runes is almost the same as Lily's, of course.

"What is the point of learning this? Didn't you get a clearer clue from the book A Way to Asgard? We just have to find Sleipnir's horse and wait for the right time as shown in the book." This was Jace's last protest. It makes the ears of anyone who hears it hot.

"What a wonder, why people like to look for complicated roads when there are easier ones," Jace grumbled as he threw small rocks.

Maya looked furious at Jace's grunts. He has been holding back emotions since. Really, Jace is the most chatty guy he's ever met. Only this time there can match the ability of Maya in chattering.

"Hey, listen!" Maya's voice rose with her index finger pressing on Jace's chest several times.

"You ... Can you not, his brain is used before speaking at will? Arrogance comes first, but having a brain is not used properly." Maya took her breath for a moment. "Look, Mr. Kalandra is the universal honor. Maybe we should get that weird horse and also wait for a rainbow called fros ... fros."

"Bifrost," correction Jace.

"Yes, that's what I mean. But ... don't you think, will the statue of Sibyl go to Asgard? No, right? We may have more problems than this."

"So, before that we should be able to separate the spirit of Sibyl trapped in the wooden statue first. By finding or even creating a new spell of the ancient letter that you said was not important earlier," he continued by pressing one of the words. "Isn't that right, Lily?"

"Yes," Lily answered confirming Maya's words. It was a relief because someone understood the point. "In addition, I read a little information about the wooden statue of Sibyl in the museum that day."

Wooden sculpture with golden hair. Of course it is a valuable item. Not because the price is expensive because the hair is made of real gold. However, the golden hair can absorb the energy of the Golden Asteroid when it penetrates the atmosphere. This reduces the impact of damage on the universe.

Lily then began to explain again. Perhaps by knowing the elements of each letter by relating the powers of the gods, they could more easily obtain spells. Then Efron confirmed Lily's explanation. He claimed to have seen his sister cast a spell of enchantment from Freyja's Aett combination.

Jace nodded indifferently. Acting as if he understood, when in fact he was too lazy to hear a long explanation. The goal is only one, solve this problem and then get back his precious bracelet.

 A pat on Maya's shoulder managed to return her from the reverie. Remembering the incident had managed to ignite his emotions back. His lips were still pouting indistinctly because he was irritated.

"Alright, May. You want some coffee?" tanya Lily offers their favorite coffee from Bread & Butter, a vintage cafe in the Sun Market area.

The smell of butter that wafted all over the corner of the room made them relax a little. The soft aroma seems to be therapeutic for those who feel saturated with lessons or anything that takes place in the head.

Efron comes with three cheesecakes with strawberry jam and cherry toppings on top. The three of them had only come here after a slightly sordid discussion.

Lily enjoyed her cheesecake full of interest. The soft texture and sweet taste that fit right in with the blend of sour taste from the red jam on it really spoiled his tongue. I think I miss home.

"O, yes," Efron paused his intention to eat the cheesecake he had scooped. "It's the Sleipnir horse's problem."

Lily looked back seriously. "Yes?"

"I guess ... Lily and Jace are gonna have to find both."

Lily choked when she heard Efron's words. "Why me? Ah, no, I mean why not just be with you?"

Efron seemed to scratch the brown mane that was almost as curly as Lily. "I think we should split the task. You and Jace are gonna find Sleipnir, and then me and Maya are gonna find the spell. How's it?"

Lily blinks her lips not like it. He looked like a child asking to buy a toy. "But this is so unfair. How could you let me both be with Jace?"

Maya almost raised her protest as Efron's hand was raised, indicating that she did not want to be interrupted.

"It's not fair or unfair, Lily. You must know, don't you, Jace's knowledge of Sleipnir is more than ours? And you, Lily, work well together."

Lily just sighed. Accept all the bad luck that will come to him later. Maya just looked pity at her friend.

"When are they going?" asked Maya after sipping her coffee.

"Okay, but not anytime soon. Because we can't skip lessons."