A few days have passed since Ester and Shiro met, and the magic academy called Oreano Academy has finally opened for new students to come and learn more about their Accisums, which came from their own hearts as power to manifest. Each of the students who got their magic had finally gotten a letter.
At the Linstan household, Ester was eating while his father was chopping down trees. His mother was getting the mail in the front and was looking through it when she saw that letter.
Maria looked at both Luke and Ester and said, "Look what came." Maria held out the letter. "It's for you, Ester. Read it."
Ester grabbed it excitedly, then said, "It came from Oreano Academy."
Maria looked at both Luke and Ester then said, "Look what came." Maria held out the letter. "It's for you, Ester. Read it."
Ester grabbed it excitedly, then said, "It came from Oreano Academy." he started opening the letter
It was blank, but then a golden streak of sparkling light started going around the paper, with words appearing as the golden stream went past it.
Now that the words had finally shown, the letter said, "Ester Linstan, you have been granted the title of student of the Oreano Academy. We would like you, Ester, to let us be in your journey of new beginnings. This school welcomes you this Tuesday."
Then Shiro looked at Ester and used her telepathy to ask, "So, are you at least going to tell me what your Accisum is? You haven't told me yet."
Ester replied, "It's really not that interesting. It's called 'Eternal.' It doesn't even seem special at all."
Shiro looked confused. "Ohh, really? Because I feel like I heard of this ability before."
Ester replied again, "Let's go back on topic." He was referring to the academy. "I get in this Tuesday, huh?"
This coming Tuesday had come up quick. Ester got off his bed swiftly and put his uniform on with a bright smile on his face, then ran downstairs.
Luke spoke in a happy tone, "A carriage is waiting for you outside, Ester, so get a move on."
Ester left the house and got onto the carriage. The carriage driver looked back and nodded without a word, then took him toward Oreano Academy.
A few minutes had gone by when the carriage man spoke, "Here you are, boy. Get a move on so you're not late for your very first day."
Ester then replied, "Won't." He quickly exited the carriage and headed toward the gate.