My Elf System

"So, when would you like to continue working on the journal?" Sabrina asked, then added. "Wasn't this the reason why you came to see me this morning?"

"Yes, it was," Orion replied.

"Okay, but we can't continue working on the journal right now because I'm busy and you have class in the next few minutes."

"I know, that's why I want us to decide on a day or two when we can completely focus on deciphering the runes. What do you think?"

Sabrina pondered over Orion's suggestion, and she could understand the reasons behind it. 'As a student, he can't come over to decipher the runes every single day. He'll have other things to do like training for the sports club he signed up for and studying for the classes he registered for.

I'm sure he would also like to focus on his personal training, meditation, and possibly dungeon diving, and if I were to consider all these, I guess it made sense that he would prefer to work on the runes once or twice a week.'

"Alright, we can do as you've suggested."

Orion was pleased to hear her response. "Okay, so when do you think will be the best time to work on the journal?" He asked.

"I think you should be the one to decide the day you want us to work on it. Once you've made your decision, just send me a text and I'll give you a reply once I've confirmed that it won't affect my schedule."

"Alright then, I'll give you a text tonight."

Sabrina nodded her head in understanding before watching Orion step out of her study room.

'So far, we've deciphered ten pages from the journal,' Orion thought to himself while walking back to his room.

'This means that there's ninety pages left for us to decipher.'

'I probably would have deciphered more pages by now if I hadn't spent the last few days with Mom and Aunt Elena, but I do not regret spending time with them.'

'I had a lot of fun while with them and I really needed that.'

'I guess it was a good thing I took a break from working on the journal a few days ago.'

'The eleventh page seemed a lot harder than all the other pages I had worked on, and it was looking like we would never be able to decipher it, so we decided to stop working on it for a while.'

'It's a good thing we did this because now I feel more refreshed and ready to decipher more runes from the journal.'

Orion couldn't wait to start working on the runes once again, but right now wasn't the time for that. So he refocused his mind on what was currently important.

"I still have about ten minutes before class begins," Orion muttered to himself while looking at the time on his smart bracelet.

He was walking towards his room to change into clothes that were more suitable for class, but while walking, he was also checking the map on his smart bracelet to find out where he would be having his first class this morning, and it didn't take him more than a few seconds to find what he was looking for.

After he was done, he lifted his head up to see that he had arrived in front of his room, so he swiftly teleported himself into his bedroom.

The moment he was done dressing up, he decided to take a look at himself in the mirror.

Orion was wearing a navy blue blazer with a white dress shirt and dark grey formal trousers, which had a thin silver stripe running down the outside of each leg. On the pocket of his blazer was a golden crest that was embroidered on it, and this happened to be the uniform of the academy.

He made sure he was dressed properly and was about to teleport away from his room when he suddenly heard a knock on the door which happened to be Dahlia.

"Come in," Orion called out and Dahlia stepped into the room to see that Orion was already dressed up and ready to leave for class.

"Good morning, your Highness," Dahlia greeted with a bow.

"Good morning, Dahlia. How have you been?"

"I'm fine, your Highness," Dahlia replied with a smile on her face. find-more-stories-on-MVLeMpYr

If anyone else had seen this right now, they probably would have thought they were dreaming.

This was because everyone at Stella Hall recognized Dahlia as the attendant of the elf prince. They had seen her walking around the hall a couple of times, so everyone knew who she was.

Moreover, everyone saw her with Orion the day he walked around the academy in search of the club of his choice.

At first glance, Dahlia was usually recognized by everyone as a beautiful elf with a blank expression and who seemed to have a dangerous aura around her, and this was enough to keep anyone from trying to have a conversation with her.

However, the look on Dahlia's face right now was completely different from what everyone was used to seeing. She had the most beautiful smile she had ever made in her life and this was because Dahlia was so happy to finally get the chance to talk to Orion.

Ever since Orion removed the runes on her body and introduced her to the young female elves a few days ago, Dahlia had been trying to find the right time to thank him for what he did, but she hadn't been able to because Orion hadn't wanted anyone to disturb his bonding time with his mom and Aunt.

He also gave her the week off so that Dahlia could use it to become closer to the new friends she made and Dahlia was grateful to be able to do so because she had learned a lot from the girls about Orion, Mia, the queen, and the changes that had been made in the elf kingdom.

After hearing so many stories about Orion and the things he had done for his kingdom, Dahlia became even more proud to be his maid.

The smile on her face widened even more and she noticed Orion walking in her direction, but while Orion was walking towards her, Dahlia suddenly recalled something.

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