Spy Mage System

Chapter 15: A Mission Given

It was noon, and nobody appeared to catch wind of the assassin that attempted to kill me at school. Truly, it’s likely best that they didn’t on the grounds that they’d presumably ridicule me for not killing him.

Or on the other hand they could give September a well done for saving me, which is way less more regrettable.

At the point when I got my food, I saw September eating with her companions – well she was eating, her companions weren’t.

They were at the opposite side of the table and chatting with themselves, while she was just barely tuning in and partaking in her feast.

I felt something wreck in my heart.

I don’t know whether this is on the grounds that I’m extremely anxious, or it’s the way that my heart was pushing me to tell her ‘thank you.’

I wanted to approach her, but my feet were frozen at their place, reluctant to try and do anything by any means actually.

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But my fortitude figured out how to dissolve the ice of my anxiety, and I strolled up, getting increasingly slow once I drew nearer.

She before long tracked down me and gave me a look that didn’t appear to be unfriendly but I was extremely deterred by that look. “Might I at any point help you?” she inquired. My tongue froze completely still, and I just kept on stammering.

“I simply needed to say thank you,” I said, after a snapshot of ceaseless stammering. I could feel the perspiration in my armpits moving down my side.

“All things considered, the pleasure is all mine,” she said. “Is there something else that you need to tell me?”

I stammered.

But then, at that point, she said, “as a matter of fact, I need to let you know something. Now, do you have any abilities in your wand yet?”

“No.”

“In any event, when we found out about water, earth, and gas?”

“No.”

“All things considered, it was presumably best for you to run,” she said. “I was called to save you once they sounded the red caution in my room. I surged over and they let me know you were getting pursued by another TSA agent.”

“All things considered, thanks to God you came,” I said.

“But you want to figure out how to get power rapidly,” she said. “You will not have the option to safeguard yourselves from them just involving your wand as a fighting weapon.”

I nodded, not certain assuming that I was being addressed or educated. “He had wolves, and it is basically impossible that you will fight wolves with your wand, so gain proficiency with a power speedily okay?”

“OK.”

I left, feeling a smidgen more certain than previously. Essentially she wasn’t genuine with me, and it wasn’t similar to what she said I made a terrible showing, as a matter of fact – she said I presumably ought to have been run. I surmise she thought I had power in my wand as of now when she found me getting gagged by him.

My throat actually harms from that.

Yet again but then, at that point, the Dad framework turned on, and I heard my name called but as well as September, Malachi, Tisiah, and Nikki. What circumstance was it that five students should have been called? We strolled over to the workplace where Mr. Drails was at.

We as a whole entered the workplace, and Mr. Robbs gave all of us huge grins as we got close to him, expressing, “Welcome back students, or welcome to the workplace. Mr. Drails has a remark to you folks.”

Then, at that point, Mr. Drails stopped briefly, considering what to say. He peered down at his work area, gazing toward everybody present in his office – aside from Nikki. He glanced back at us briefly, taking a full breath and said, “A researcher that works for the public authority was grabbed by the TSA, and we’re sending you all determined to save him. We don’t know his whereabouts, but we found a base that was given a hypothesis of the last spot he was.”

Mr. Drails stopped once more, hanging tight for our response. But there wasn’t a lot of one since not a solitary one of us had an idea regarding what he was referring to. He at last, said, “So you will go to this base and check whether it’s valid. Furthermore, assuming this is the case, salvage the man and bring him securely to somewhere safe and secure.”

There was a ton happening here:

1) A researcher was captured by the TSA and we were sent determined to save him.

2) It wasn’t simply me – it was additionally September, Malachi, Tisiah, and Nikki; and how Tisiah let me know what the TSA treats their detainees – they torment them until they kick the bucket.

3) This was the first time I’ve at any point been essential for an undertaking where people were being grabbed by the TSA, particularly by a well known researcher whom they wouldn’t give up effectively without causing him to languish over what he knew.

4) Occurring some place in the wilderness was going.

5) And this isn’t an undertaking game where we will track down a fortune and win 1,000,000 bucks toward the end – but all things being equal, we’re putting our lives in extreme danger here to save another person, and truly, it could truly merit kicking the bucket for.

6) This is reality, not a game...

7) ... or a film.

8) Or a book.

I glanced back at September, contemplating whether she felt as terrified as I did as of now.

She checked out at me and shook her head. So I took a gander at Malachi, and I felt his gaze, but I turned away as quick as possible before I visually connected with him – not having any desire to have him ask me anything at the present time. He realized I would know practically nothing regarding what this mission involved, and regardless of whether I, I’d in all probability have no responses at all.

But it was hard for me not to take a gander at him, since he had areas of strength for such and I knew serious areas of strength for how was.

I would never overcome him in battle except if I had a wand like him, but perhaps he’s the main individual who can save me from being tormented by these folks.

Furthermore, I was terrified of what could occur on the off chance that he was with me on this mission since who knows major areas of strength for how people are – and if they had any desire to catch him as well, then they would certainly attempt to kill him.

The main issue was that he wasn’t with us yet. So I just took a seat at a seat close to Tisiah toward the edge of the room and paused – stood by to find out where they’re seizing him.

“Alright,” said Mr. Robbs after Mr. Drails completed the process of making sense of what we will do today. “You all are excused – get some rest. Tomorrow, meet here at 5 pm and afterward withdraw. We will leave at 6:00 PM sharp.”

We as a whole said thanks to Mr. Robbs and left the workplace, going to our classrooms to snatch some lunch – but September didn’t eat on the grounds that she had no hunger in any case. She investigated at Tisiah who just looked forward, gazing at nothing specifically – presumably daydreaming. I contemplated whether she felt as restless as I did about the thing will happen tomorrow since I was unable to quit envisioning what it should resemble out there. The TSA doesn’t simply grab somebody and leave them there like you can go salvage them, correct? They torment them until they let them know things or whatever else they need from them. All in all, I don’t know precisely exact thing happens to a casualty when they get captured by the TSA but I’m certain it’s something horrendous – and that implies that they’re most likely tormenting him some place on their base at the present time, attempting to break him so they could get data out of him or make him talk.

It was alarming, that’s what I knew. What’s more, I was unable to envision myself truly being a piece of something like this on the off chance that it was actually genuine – in light of the fact that this was the TSA we were managing here; these people aren’t good. I don’t have the foggiest idea why they were doing this and I don’t know the full story of all that occurred but I realize that there was more going on under the surface – and I had an inclination that we shouldn’t have be hanging around for this mission.

I don’t think it was an actual mission in the feeling of ‘going on an excursion to an unfamiliar land’ type thing – it wasn’t similar to an experience journey where we need to overcome beasts or complete difficulties and set a mystical wand up to beat the bad guy.

No, this was something else; something more vile and perilous than that. There was nothing about this mission that had a real sense of reassurance. I didn’t figure anybody would have a good sense of reassurance about what could happen once we arrived, which implied that we ought to set ourselves up for anything – including demise.

I considered that I got my lunch and set out toward the cafeteria. As I passed through the entryways into the lobby, I saw September and her companions traveling my direction – every one of them four walking simultaneously like a bunch of lions lurking in the shadows prepared to go after without warning. I was terrified to see them, since they were taking a gander at one another as though they planned to fight or something to that effect. I could see Tisiah looking anxious but doing whatever it takes not to show it – like he generally did at whatever point they came around to his area. Malachi had his clench hands held firmly, and Nikki just peered down at the ground.