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Bright Light Academy

Penulis: YuKy
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2023-01-11 17:09:14
The next morning, accompanied by Albert, I made my way to the imposing gates of the Bright Light Academy. The cool breeze of dawn whispered promises of new beginnings as we ventured into the heart of the academy.

Before departing, I diligently completed my daily tasks, a routine ingrained in me by the ever-demanding System. As a reward, I acquired a newfound technique: the Water Flowing technique. This advanced mortal-level movement technique promised to enhance my agility with its focus on one-step leaping.

Arriving at the academy bright and early, anticipation coursed through my veins. Albert and I stepped inside, greeted by the serene atmosphere of the academy grounds. We were met by a disciple, their demeanor formal yet welcoming.

"Hello, gentlemen. What brings you to our humble abode?" the disciple inquired, extending a courteous handshake.

Albert, always adept at navigating social interactions, took the lead. "We're here to enroll him as a student," he responded, gesturing to
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