Almark – Northern Sword, Southern Wand

Lunch break.

After lunch in the cafeteria, Almark meets the three groups who were waiting for him at the exit.

Where are you going?

Walking side-by-side in the hallway, Almark asked.

Two years in a row.

Koluen answers with a smile.

"I saw two boys named Hugh and Teen."

"Kiribati is safe for boys."

According to Almark, Kiribe's face was blatant.

"Hey, don't get me wrong. It's not like I can't talk to girls."

"I didn't say that."

Almark laughs.

"It's okay. I've never really seen him talking to a girl before."

Excuse me.

Killieb stares at Koren.

"I often talk to girls in my class. You'll be watching."

"Sure, you're only talking to Rosfilia."

That's what Polois nods.

"That's not part of the girl."

When Koren said, he just encountered two boys coming out of a second-year classroom.

"Perfect. Those two."

Koren whispers.

"When we get a lot of people talking, they might get scared. Almark, please."

Oh, that's fine.

Nodding, Almark approached the two boys.

"Hello, may I have a moment?"

When they say so, they look at Almark with a neat face.

"I'm Almark, three years old."

When I called him that, a boy shouted, "Oh, my God.

"I know. A swordsman who fought Nelson."

"It's true. A cursed swordsman."

The other one said with her eyes round.

"Teen, you got it. I didn't know because the atmosphere was completely different."

"I'm good at remembering faces."

A boy called Teen distracts his chest.

This is Teen. Then the other one is Huell.

Almark wins.

"Teen and Huell. I need to ask you two something."

Almark says the teen tilted her neck.

"To us?

"I heard you saw a man in a black robe last night."

Ah.

Teen nodded and looked at Huell.

I'm talking about it again.

Again?

Almark blamed him.

"Did someone come to ask me again?"

"Yeah."

Huel nodded.

"Third grade. Blonde, cool guy."

"That's right." of the class committee "

"Wallis."

Almark sees an unexpected development.

"Wallis told you about the man in the black robe?

"Yeah."

Now the teen nods.

"I came to ask you this morning."

This morning, before Koren and the others came to talk to Almark about this.

We all realized that Koren and the others had come into the classroom, but we don't know if they heard the story of Black Robe. When we talked about it, Koren wasn't that loud either.

But by that time, Wallis had already heard from them.

But why Wallis?

Almark puts the question to rest for now.

"Well, can you tell me the same story you told Wallis?"

Yeah, that's fine.

Teen nodded.

Did you think we had a conversation? Koren and the others appeared from behind Almark.

Almark waved his hand to the two of them who wobbled round their eyes.

"It's okay. Everyone's just interested in your story."

"That's a third grade."

The teen turned to the fuel as impressed.

"Even before the exam, everyone can afford it."

The way the teens looked at the men was almost the same as what Killiebs saw.

A man in a black robe suddenly lit by a lamp on his way home from the school building late at night.

When the teens shouted, they disappeared to obliterate their appearance.

"What is it?"

Killieb snorts boringly.

"It's the same as I saw. It's boring."

"Has anything changed?"

Almark asked.

"Whatever you want. You said something before you disappeared."

"You won't say anything."

Polois smiles bitterly.

But Teen nodded.

"I talked."

Huh?

Polois watches.

"Talked?

"You said that."

"Yeah."

Huell nodded as the teen turned to him.

"Before I disappeared, I said it quietly."

"Oh, my God."

Koluen stepped forward.

Huell replied slightly back.

"It's not important, but it's important..."

Huh?

Al Mark is very careful.

"What is that?"

Kiribe frowned.

"It's not important, but it's important? Does it work as a word? What are you talking about?"

"Even if they say that, I don't know."

Huell looked in trouble when he was stuck with four third-grade students.

"But that's what he said just before he disappeared. I heard that clearly."

That said, Hugh saw the teens asking for help.

"Nah."

"Yeah."

Teens nodded loudly.

"I heard that too."

It's not important, but it's important.

Koren stretched and looked back at Almark.

"What do you think?

"Come on."

Almark shakes his head.

"It seems like there are a lot of things like that, but it doesn't seem like it. I can't think of anything."

"Leave it to the Killiebs."

Koluen squeezes the two men walking in front of him.

Polois and Killieb thought seriously about the meaning of words.

"There are many possibilities. It sounds like a mystery, but it could also be an old adage."

Kiribe says with a lively face like a fish with water.

"Anyway, there must be something hidden."

"Yeah, I'll check it out in the library if I don't have an exam."

Polois said with regret.

"I feel guilty enough to do that before the exam."

I said, "Think for yourself."

Koren said in a light tone.

"Let me know if you can think of anything. Almark, you too."

"Okay."

Almark nodded.

It's not important, but important.

The words did not detach from Almark's heart as if they were sticky.

I thought I'd ask Wallis about the Black Robe, but as soon as I was out of school, Wallis disappeared.

Almark was vague about the meaning of what the teens heard as he approached the magic practice hall.

But as soon as I opened the door to the practice floor, the question flew somewhere.

Because a bright voice echoed through the bottom.

"You're late, Almark!

"Sorry."

After reflectively apologizing, Almark raised his face confused.

I'm sure it was Garaine who was going out with me in my tutorial today.

Garaine doesn't make such a noise.

"Why would my roommate say that? I can't help it, I'll go out with you too."

With that said, Almark rounded his eyes when he saw the boy standing beside the faceless Garaine with a smile on his face.

"Fike, can you teach me?"