Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 336

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During the time that had passed, despite the fact that he was basically the most talked about person in the whole academy, Atticus's routine didn't once change.

He behaved completely like a robot, as though his schedule was programmed into his very being.

Wake up, train in the caves with, go to classes, hang out with either Zoey, Ember, or Kael for a little time, and then head straight to the elemental room to train.

Unfortunately, Atticus didn't have the luxury to go on dates or even spend time with her for a prolonged amount of time.

While he actually liked the girl and they'd been getting closer every day, Atticus was very determined to quickly awaken his space element within the scheduled 5 weeks, and he had no intention of allowing anything to interrupt this goal.

Luckily, Zoey had been very understanding; she welcomed it, even claiming that she had to train as well. But regardless, even if it was just for a few minutes, both of them always made sure to take a walk through the garden of the academy campus while talking, much to the entirety of the academy students' dissatisfaction.

This particular routine went on for a long while until Atticus discovered a loophole he could use to earn more training time in the elemental room. It was so simple he almost hit himself for not thinking about it sooner.

The academy allowed the youths to purchase extra classes with academy points if they ever wanted, as long as they could afford it.

Didn't that mean that if Atticus purchased a class which was scheduled on a weekend, he would be able to go to the academy campus then?

Atticus had immediately put this to the test.

He paid for 2 classes each on Saturday and Sunday at a staggering price of 20 thousand academy points each. He could only choose a leader's course.

And when the weekend came, Atticus was elated to find out that it actually worked. He had been transported to the campus.

Atticus immediately ditched the class and headed to the elemental room, only to discover a rule that made him almost rampage around the campus.

He couldn't use any facilities nor attend any other classes if he had an ongoing scheduled class. Plus, missing any scheduled class attracted a severe penalty that he would rather not take.

Atticus was thoroughly pissed. But after a few minutes and having taken a few deep breaths, he calmed down.

He reluctantly attended each class on Saturday and Sunday. They were courses about survival and beasts.

The first was simply a course on how to survive in the wilderness, while the second was a class about beasts.

His presence completely shocked the students and even the instructors taking the course, with all of them wondering why he was there.

While both courses might seem necessary, the academy hadn't deemed it so. The purpose of the academy was always to prepare the youths for the military.

And in the military, students wouldn't be dealing with beasts nor playing Boy Scout in a forest. They would be fighting a war.

After 5 surprisingly educational hours, Atticus immediately left for the elemental rooms.

With this new addition to the routine, Atticus was able to cut down the time it took to awaken the space element to less than 4 weeks instead of the initial 5.

The time went by peacefully. Atticus was subtly glad no one had started anything and distracted him; he didn't even see the mastermind of that initial attack on him.

There were no incidents on the academy campus, no incidents at his division camp, and just like that, the day for the long awaited division war was imminent.

Before this day, the tension in the academy reached an all-time high. No one knew who they would be fighting next.

All the friendships that had formed over the past months crumbled, completely replaced by wary looks and enmity.

Everyone was trying to find out as much information as they could about the leaders of the opposing divisions.

And then finally, the day arrived.

Atticus stood confidently, donned in a slick black trench coat which seemed to flutter due to the breeze, and directly behind him was the determined figure of the Ravenstein youths.

Their appearances hadn't changed since only a month had passed. But although small, each of them radiated a slightly more powerful aura than before.