The Wiz
Chapter 46: The Story

Camoline's words surprised Barcus so much, even Zelden was as surprised as he had known it before. Reincarnation is something that cannot be completely trusted, but also cannot be considered non-existent. Barcus is one of the people who consider a reincarnation is quite unreasonable. Especially if the soul is able to tell so clearly what happened in his past life. But now, he can witness someone claiming to be a reincarnated soul from 500 years ago. Although not telling a story in such detail, but he can explain what happened at that time. When a terrible war takes place. Barcus' head turned towards Zelden. His sister was already calm, and it seemed to know the words of this particular disciple.

"The betrayal of one clan against the Gods, and the feud between the black clan and the white clan that made the horror happen," Camoline said with her expressionless face. Barcus' expression was still the same. It is hard to believe what he knows today.

"Since Miss has already discussed this, can you tell me. About what really happened 500 years ago?" Camoline turned towards Zelden. His face looks like he is thinking. For a while he was silent, before Camoline finally sighed slowly then walked over to sit back in her chair.

"Isn't the history book clearly written?" Camoline asked back. This made Zelden immediately sigh violently. Barcus straightened his back.

"The real events are certainly different from what's in the books" Zelden said. Camoline shrugged both of her shoulders. Zelden truly deserves to be the Headmaster of this Academy. The old man was so quick to notice the oddity in the history books that had been around compared to others. It seems, the relationship of Zelden and the Palace officials was not good since the beginning.

"What do you want to know from what happened at the time? I died while the war was still going on" Camoline said. This time Zelden was silent. He lost the chain of words that had been hanging in his head. Then his eyes glanced at Barcus, but his sister had chosen to shut up since then. Can't be expected for now.

"I came here to talk only about that holy stone. For the war at that time, it is not an important thing that you should know," said Camoline finally. He was the last remaining member of the white clan. He could guarantee it, because it was clear that Camoline saw how the entire clan was being slaughtered. Also, the white clan would not be able to reincarnate like other clans. Either it can be called a curse or it is not. So that since long ago, white clans have always protected each other so that there was no clan extinction. But unfortunately, a war based on the greed of a clan caused the white clan to be slaughtered. Even now, Camoline was alone.

If Camoline had told her who she was and her clan in the first life, then the thing that might have happened was that Barcus and Zelden would not have believed her words. It's not surprising if it happens. Because right now, everyone only knew if the white clan were the higher-ups of the Palace. Camoline has yet to find a reason for Asdus to consider himself part of the white clan and tells that it is the black clan that has disappeared.

Zelden let out a long breath. Ever since Camoline was silently daydreaming, she noticed the ripples of the girl's face. There was sadness and grudge in his gaze. Indicates if the war at that time brought trauma deep enough for Camoline. And perhaps, it was not the right time for him to force Camoline to tell the events of that time.

"Well, I won't force you anymore." Barcus turned to his brother. His face was surprised. This includes things that are quite rare, his brother chose to give up even though he was very curious like this.

Zelden took one of the papers on his desk. The paper is not completely empty. There was only an ink splash that accidentally formed when he wrote replies to the letters that came to the Academy.

"Class will start the day after tomorrow. You'd better get back to your dorm, miss." It's a form of fine eviction. Without waiting for long, Camoline immediately stood up from her seat. He bowed slightly before walking out of the room. Not to forget, Camoline also closed the door of the Headmaster.

As soon as Camoline left, Zelden immediately let out a long sigh. He crumpled the paper he was holding until it formed like a ball. "You just let him go?" ask Barcus. His face was back as usual. Full of ridicule.

"Yes. I can't force it" Zelden said. Next to Barcus's eyebrows raised. Really felt strange about her brother's behavior that felt strange to her.

"Not as usual." Zelden raised his gaze. He smiled in response to his sister's words. It's true, it's not like him. But Zelden had no choice but to let Camoline go without giving her the answer she wanted.

"What we have to do is just make sure that the stone does not fall into the hands of the top officials of the Palace, or even Mr. Asdus," Zelden said. Barcus immediately snorted. He was very lazy to hear about the people who felt the highest and equal with the Gods. To him they are sickening men on the face of the earth.

"Then you can make rules so they don't have to come here anymore. Use that power once in a while, suck." Zelden. Barcus' words have a point. With his position as the Headmaster, it was not difficult for him to make such a rule. But Zelden immediately shook his head. No matter how easy he was to make such a rule, it would naturally only bring up an unexpected showdown between the Academy and the Palace. The palace officials would certainly not like the rules that he made.

"I'm not that kind of person," Zelden said in a slightly irritated tone. His sister had always thought maliciously enough when it came to people she disliked.

"Just whatever. I'm just praying that that stupid girl isn't the weird guy who's the King" Barcus said. He spoke originally, but Zelden gave an unexpected reaction. The two men's eyes were wide open with faces that started to turn pale. Barcus saw that. He noticed how his sister reacted so excessively like this. Making his forehead shrivel and thinking about the possibilities from his original words just now.

Because it seemed, Zelden had already thought about the same thing he said.