Warlock of Oceans: My Poseidon System
Chapter 75 First Day of School

BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG

We both snapped our heads towards the door, hearing a loud banging come from outside. Clearly, the security wanted to check up on what was happening in here.

"Come on, let's get going," Cyrus muttered, opening a window and gazing down at the line of bushes. "Welp, let's just hope I don't break my legs."

The boy hopped from the window and dived down out of my view, so I quickly ran over to the edge and peered down, seeing Cyrus was completely fine.

"Don't order me around!" I shouted, climbing through the window and jumping out of it as well.

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(Cyrus POV)

A day had passed since the time I had killed the mimic, and for obvious reasons, Lothin and I were found out not even a few hours later.

I mean, all of our DNA and mana were just plastered across the room, so there was no way we were going to escape the icy and iron claw of this school.

"You all did something horribly dangerous that not only put your lives in danger, but the entire school's wellbeing in danger," The headmaster announced, his long white beard swaying side to side in the fresh spring breeze tumbling through his gaping window.

Lothin glanced at me with a strange expression before quickly returning to the headmaster as he slapped the top of his table.

"I WOULD PUNISH BOTH OF YOU RIGHT NOW, BUT…" The headmaster slowly trailed off, his eyes glancing over to my expressionless face, gritting his teeth with annoyance. "...*sigh*... I can't have you both missing your first days of school."

Lothin turned towards me once again, a large grin on his face while the man in front of us wrote up a few excusable late passes.

"Now, get out of here. I'll decide your punishments later, after you have adjusted to your schedules," The man groaned, dismissing us with a wave of his hand. But, just as we were about to exit the door, he shouted one more thing. "And close that goddamn door!"

"Yes, sir," We both replied before slamming the two large pieces of wood closed.

We stood there silently, processing what had just happened, before turning to each other with a large smirk that soon devolved into a cackling mess.

Both of us couldn't stop laughing as we walked down the hallway, looking out the window and into the highly empty garden that would typically be bubbling with all kinds of people.

"It's kind of strange how there are no people…." I muttered before we ran into a split end that went in two directions. "And I guess this is where-"

"Hold on a second. Why are you out here?" A familiar voice greeted me from behind, and when I turned around, I saw a young woman with long blue hair and sparkling blue eyes like the ocean sea.

"Oh… hello," I smiled, while Lothin, right next to me, looked confused, eventually putting all the pieces together.

"Were you just in the headmaster's office? Did you do something?" My sister sighed, checking my body as she pushed and pulled on my school uniform.

It was unfortunate, but a stuck-up place, of course, had a uniform that each and every student was forced to wear during school hours.

It was mainly a formal black fit with stripes of white and silver to represent the sword in our main emblem that sat on the right of my chest.

"There were just a few events. Nothing too troublesome, so don't worry about me and get to your class. Aren't you also a student here?"

"Well… not exactly," She smirked, and I attempted to leave before she could begin bragging, but she quickly grabbed my shoulder and turned me around.

Lothin, who had been slowly backing away, drifted into the shadows, leaving me alone with my sister, who pulled out her phone, displaying all six periods to me.

"So… you're just a tutor. Do you get paid or anything- wait, you're in my class next," I muttered, my eyes nearly bulging out of my head before turning towards my sister, whose smirk only grew wider and wider. "You did this on purpose… you demon."

"Yes, and I was sent to retrieve you. Now, come on, little brother. Let's get going," My sister smiled, and before I could sprint down the hallway, she grabbed my backpack and yanked me backward.

"Why are you so strong…?" I coughed, nearly having the wind knocked out of me as she yanked me right into her arms, both of them wrapping tightly around me.

"I'm not. You're just weak."

"I'm a child. What do you expect."

She literally carried me like a log in her arms all the way to our class across the school, and as she swung the door open, I saw the classroom where I would be studying Sword Theory in.

The classroom was big and stacked upwards, almost like a college hall or rows of bleachers, but they seemed much more comfortable and much more spacious.

The class was crammed with people ranging from seventh to eleventh grade. It was quite a large class… and now I had all of these people staring practically right into my soul.

"I have retrieved him, sir."

"Ah! Miss Student Council President! It's good to see you're here… and with your brother," An older gentleman in a neat black suit announced, drawing all of the eyes that were on my sister right onto me.

He had short black hair with slight black stubble on his chin, showing a bit of maturity but also displaying some youth that he conveyed through his projecting voice.

"Okay, you can put me down now," I looked up at my sister, who still tightly held me in her grasp.

She looked to the teacher for permission, and after he gave a confirming nod, he gestured for me to sit down on one of the empty front-row seats.

"Okay, you all can call me Mr. Y! And I believe we should get right to the lesson as I'm sure everybody here knows the amazing student council president!"

Mr. Y, or whatever his name was, immediately delved into the material… but I already knew and understood everything to the point that I felt a thousand pounds weigh on my eyelids.

Fuck… this is bad… gonna… fall… asleep.

I fell asleep, and it was probably the best five-minute nap I've ever had before being rudely awakened by my annoyed sister.