The Wiz
Chapter 52: The Last Part

The study at Topaz Academy had nothing changed after the sudden arrival of the top brass of the Palace. They were really just monitoring and talking seriously and in secret with Zelden. The disciples had already begun to ignore their curiosity by reason of the sudden arrival of the Palace's higher-ups and began to refocus on their respective learning activities. What's more next week will be held monthly tests to see if the student has the potential to go up to class or not. And of course this test cannot be underestimated by them. Getting a bad grade on this test was the same as sending yourself to be immediately expelled by the Academy.

And that seriousness was also seen in Camoline and her three friends. Right now, the four of them were in the library with a few other disciples. Read books seriously because books in the library unfortunately can not be borrowed easily.

"I hope that the test in Madam Cheya's class won't be as difficult as it was before" Lily said. He broke the silence on the table they were at right now.

Silver's head lifted. Turning his gaze from the book towards Lily who was sitting before him. His eyes glanced briefly at Camoline beside him. The girl was very focused on the book in front of her. With a curious look on his face, Silver looked at Lily. He had placed the book barrier on the unfinished page he had read. But the book was not closed.

"The test you received is very difficult?" ask Silver.

In the previous test, the blue dormitory student got into trouble in Delwana class. That's what Silver believed because the students from the dorm had pretty much failed the test. Whereas in Cheya's class, the students in the blue dorm can pass through it quite well.

Lily nodded strongly. The look of his face looked tired, but Silver could see that the girl in front of him was also holding back an upset.

"Because we are from the white dormitory, Mrs Cheya made the test so difficult." This time Violetta spoke up. He confirmed the position of his glasses with his index finger and went back to reading his book.

"really. I heard that the other dorms only needed to create the maximum form of magic power they had, but we were different back then. Lady Cheya asked us to do it 5 times" Lily said. He took a long breath. Remember that exhausting test. His regret came back when he remembered how the teachers still discriminated against those from the white dormitory.

"That's terrible," Silver said. His words immediately got the support of Lily. The girl immediately nodded strongly.

Silver understands. The white dormitory contains students whose magic power is not stable and sometimes is also still locked because the owner has not been able to know how much magic is in his body. And by giving the test to the disciples of the white dormitory, it would indeed show how much magic power in the body of each disciple. However, if you do it more than once it will have a bad impact as well.

"At least you can survive so that the magic in your body is not exhausted or worse disappear because it is forced to do that" Camoline said. He turned the page of his book. Ignoring Silver and Lily who were staring at him.

"Yes, it was terrible," Lily said slowly. He breathed a long breath. His interest in reading had already vanished from just a moment ago. He looked at the book in front of him, before he finally closed without tucking the book barrier first. "That's why I'm still upset about the test" he continued.

"You're right. Hopefully," he said. Lily stood with the book in her arms. The three friends immediately raised their heads, looking at Lily curiously.

"I'm tired of reading all these complicated words" Lily said. He walked towards the bookshelf behind him. I remember where the book was taken from before. Violetta, who had been paying attention, turned to the book she was reading before closing the book and leading her to follow Lily.

"You're not done yet?" silver asked after the two girls left. He was tired of reading the book in front of him. But it was too early to go back to the dorm room.

"Yet. I'll just change the books" Camoline said. Silver nodded slowly. He immediately followed Camoline who had stood first.

"I'm coming. This book makes me sleepy" Silver said. Camoline snorted at him, but she said nothing. Camoline walked towards the back shelf. Without taking a long time, he managed to return the book he had read to its original place. And now, Camoline was confused enough to read what book.

Camoline's feet slowly stepped. He quickly read every book he saw. For a long time he did, but not a single book managed to attract his attention. Most of the books he saw were about magic control. The title was too obvious so Camoline felt there was no need to look at the contents anymore to be sure. I am tired of reading books like that. After all, it would be easier to practice directly than to continue reading all such books.

Camoline's footsteps finally led the girl to the last bookshelf that seemed less desirable to the students. Camoline looked at the books on the shelf. Although on this shelf, all the books look well maintained because there is no thick dust attached, but the color of the book volume looks very old. Even some are no longer clearly visible the title of the books.

Camoline's fingers moved, perusing every book on the shelf. For this shelf is filled by history books. Whether it is the history of the Emerald Kingdom or the history of the founding of the Topaz Academy. There are also several books containing the covenants of fellow clan ancestors hundreds of years ago. And a list of policies implemented by the Palace. The books are indeed some not related to the current Academy learning.

However, there is one book that is different from other books. Books with maroon colored volumes without any writing. Camoline's forehead wrinkled. He was curious about the book. When he touched it, the book had no title at all. Slowly, Camoline picked up the book. He tried his best to keep the old books on both sides from being damaged. After succeeding, Camoline could not help but sigh in relief.

The book opened slowly. In the first part of the book, Camoline immediately recognized the writing of the book. Very familiar. The writing is very similar to the book in Carlus' house. Then as he read a full page, Camoline's eyes opened wide. The book is not similar, but it is indeed the same book as the one in Carlus' house.

Only, this book was the last part of the previous books. Talking about Opal.