Chapter 34: Cadet’s Dilemma
Mikhail let out a tired sigh as he walked out of the Spellcasting arena,
He was trying to ignore the shocked stares behind his back.
It was something he was going to need to get used to when doing this quest.
Even Oscar, who knew him better than anyone, was standing in front of him speechless.
Turning around, he saw the top 3 scores of the test written on the wooden board.
The second highest score was by a cadet named Clark Larrabee.
And that score was 74.
But then, his eyes went to the top scorer.
Mikhail Hendrix with a mind-breaking score of 86.
Spellcasting was a difficult field, especially early on.
The physics and mechanics behind it were known to break even the toughest and most intellectual of minds.
It was the reason not many picked it up as well.