Chapter 36: Elementary examination (6)

One, two, five, ten ...
Dilling watched the rapid wolves appearing slowly, surrounded by the jumping flame enchantment, his heart could not help but a sudden burst of pain on his wrist.
"I've explored your body, have you used too much mental energy?" Hyde asked carelessly, turning a blind eye to the rapid wind.
Dilling stared at the rapid wolves, Dali answered absently: "It seems to be. After using wind magic, I suddenly can't feel the water element."
"Wind magic?" Hyde held out his finger and tickled his chin, forcing him to look at himself. "I seem to have heard it for the first time."
Dilling started subconsciously, "I just learned." The sensation of touching his fingers still remained on his chin, and he couldn't help raising his hands and wiping them.
Hyde said: "Just wind magic?"
The word "just" blows Dilling's enthusiasm. After all, he was young and unconvinced: "I realized it myself."
Hyde slowly said, "When I was thirteen ..."
"I see. When are we going to leave?" Maybe it's been a long time, or maybe it's been bounced to a certain degree.
"acquired."
"After, the day after tomorrow?" Dilling froze.
"I'm going to a place first."
"Where? Ah, you haven't told me why the exam was cancelled."
"You?" Hyde stretched out and his blue pupil flashed a brilliant light. "It looks like we are really close."
Dilling calmly said, "Tutor Taguilis, you have more thoughts."
"Tutor Tajilis? I thought you only remember my name was Heidein?" Heidein looked at him with a smile, but Dilling felt that he was not unhappy about it.
Speaking of it, it is very impolite to call the tutor's name. As the heir to the Duke of Basecco, Dilling should not have made this mistake, but I don't know why, every time he saw Heidein, he couldn't help omitting the rusty and polite titles.
Obviously, Hyde and affinity are completely out of touch.
Dilling was wondering.
"Where are you going tomorrow?" Since Hyde was reluctant to say why the exam was cancelled, Dilling stopped fighting.
"I'll know tomorrow." Hyde closed his eyes slowly as he leaned against the branch.
Dilling took two blankets out of the space bag and covered him with the one belonging to Soso. Too accustomed to taking care of Sosso, so he will habitually prepare double copies of everything.
Hyde moved the corner of his mouth without opening his eyes.
Dilling looked around.
Storm Wolves are still staring at each other, but he suddenly feels that they are not terrible. It looks like a swarm of bees outside the window. It looks scary, but there is no threat at all.
Dilling lay down holding the blanket, and soon went to sleep.
Waking up the next day, no clouds over the forest.
Dillin looked around, and found that Feng Xun Wolf was gone.
"What about them?" He sat up in surprise, looking at Heidein walking back from a distance.
Hyde lifted his hand to put away the small flames protecting Dilling and said casually, "You want to find them old?"
"No, I just want to recognize them and come back to get revenge when I have time." The look on my wrist was so unforgettable that now I still think it hurts my bones.
Hyde said: "No chance."
"Why?" Dilling looked at him puzzled.
"The one that has bitten you has already been roasted," Hyde said lightly. "The rest should be adding old ones."
"Is Tim Wing Tiger terrific?" Dilling stood up and packed his blankets.
"Better than you."
"..."
"You don't believe it, next time you can see if their forepaws are injured."
Dilling turned a deaf ear, "I want to wash my face." Hyde was gone because of the guidance on his face, looking refreshed and energetic. Looking at himself, he didn't have to look in the mirror to know that he must have a big fingerprint on his face.
"Spit licking."
"..."
"Can't do it because your right hand is injured?"
Dilling thought of the cat's licking face, his face darkened, "I'm not a cat."
"Yes, cats can't be magic." Hyde pointed to it.
Dilling suddenly remembered that he was a water magician, and he didn't need to find water to wash his face. He closed his eyes, and the water element was more clearly imprinted in his mind than usual, and he silently thought about the shape of the water polo.
Opening his eyes, it turned out that a large water polo was spinning quietly in front of him, but before Dilling moved, the water polo was pushed by something, and all splashed on his face.
"..." Dilling looked down at Heidein, who was standing in front of him, smiling happily. "Teacher Taguilis!"
"Appropriately," Hyde said without a smile. "It seems like a good idea to calm down with cold water."
Dilling lowered and twisted his school uniform.
Although he was reluctant to think so, he always felt that Hyde had done what he had done just because he had splashed his enemies with water last time.
"Come on." Hyde walked forward as he lifted his feet.
Dilling took the towel out of the space bag, wiped his wet hair, and followed behind him.
Heiden's pace slowly accelerated.
Dilling has mastered the mysteries of wind magic, so it is not difficult to follow him.
It didn't take long for them to run through the woods like two winds.
Dilling soon found the benefit of following Hyde. Originally, he didn't know how to use the wind magic to turn, but following Heidein behind him, the water element naturally followed him when he turned, without any effort on his own.
Not knowing how long it had been before, he felt his stomach start screaming.
As if hearing the call in his belly, Hyde stopped suddenly.
Dilling followed.
"Bread." Hyde reached out.
Dilling froze and took out the bread and jerky from the space bag.
Hyde took the bread because he didn't want to.
"How do you know I have bread?" Dilling asked in surprise.
"I don't know. Just ask."
"..."
Hyde resolved the bread with three or two bites, then pointed to the front and said, "In the past, the natural formation of the Nightmare Forest."
"Mengling Lin's natural formation?" Di Lin heard it for the first time, and couldn't help being curious.
"This formation was supposed to be destroyed by the four sages when St. Paders founded the school." Hyde seemed to remember something, his face slowly condensed.
Although Dilling doesn't know what happened, he vaguely feels that this natural formation must be related to the cancellation of this exam.
"You're here, I'll go and see." Hyde made the enchantment of jumping flames and lifted his feet forward.
"I'll go too!" Dilling burst out as Heiden's figure went further and further.
Hyde disappeared directly into the forest without turning his back.
"..."
There is nothing polite about this rejection.
Dilling took a deep breath.
The natural wind shuttled between the leaves, making a rustling noise.
Dilling's eyes stared at the direction Hyde disappeared, but he never heard footsteps.
The sky gradually turned from full bright to slightly yellow, and then faded little by little.
Dilling looked around without realizing it, still jumping in a very happy fire magic enchantment, I wonder if it would break out with water.
Nightmare Lin's natural formations had to be joined by the four sages before they could be destroyed. Presumably, it was very dangerous. I wonder if Hyde could cope with it alone. Although knowing that he wouldn't be of much help, Dilling still didn't want to stay here alone.
The idea of ​​finding out is getting stronger.
Even before he reacted, the two water polo had flew over the small flames.
Water and fire slammed, making a slight snoring sound.
But after the water drops fell, the flame remained.
Dilling collapsed in disappointment.
There was a chuckling in front, and Hyde came out because of his negative hand, and did not hide the ridicule in his eyes, "Do you think you can break my enchantment?"
Dilling was so hot on his face, he took a step forward, and said, "Someday."
"Someday?" Hyde repeated his words with an eyebrow raised.
"I can definitely crack it."
"It's more real than the enchantment with me ..." Hyde said, "It's better to defeat me with all your energy."
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