CHAPTER NINETY-THREE
The building they were taken to was big and eerily quiet, it almost seemed like it was uninhabited but Adrik could guess that it simply was that the trainees were already turned in for the night. It was late but not too late so their regimen must be strict for not even one soul stirred as they followed the soldiers down the dim hallways. They were led to a great hall which was as quiet and empty as the rest of the other rooms they had passed, it was just a little odd for such a huge spacious room to be so empty, it made them feel quite out of place. The soldiers had given them a set time to eat and slightly better food than the one they got back at Thrika was brought, the bread was of far better quality and the soup richer. Did that mean that they were to train beside non-Mages too? W
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