"There's a room where people from outside can monitor us and stop the session if there's a risk of us dying." Solomon continued.
"..."
Solomon looked back at Miya, his eyes shimmering under the light. "But we won't be needing that now, would we?" He smiled.
Our training sessions were followed up with study sessions where Reina would accompany us. Miya continued to write.
Ever since I met the creature in the tomb and the man who called himself 'Father Time'. There's only 2 things I've noticed.
The book that I picked up gets a new written page each day; when I originally opened it it only had one page; what was written on it was: 'Megravia'; beneath it 'The Book Of The King'. The rest of the pages were blank.
The 2 meant the same thing , but 'Megravia' was written in this world's language whereas 'The Book of The King' was written in Kanji.
The pages filled up day by day, but the only things written were my past from ever since I was a baby, and it just kept going from there; I only read the parts that talked about what the people around me were thinking. Nothing important, just to pass the time.
Somehow, reading it, I felt like the book wasn't meant for me. I'll wait for the pages to fill up more.
A metal creaking sound came from behind. Miya ignored it.
The second thing I noticed were the dreams I've been having. At least that's what I think they are, I never remember them, and whenever I try to remember them, all I can recall are clips and scenes that appeared like a flickering light.
Monsters pouring from every angle.
A giant that looked like a zombie.
A masked man I had never seen before.
And a boy called Remi.
The boy's face is the only one I can still vividly remember.