Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 729

Chapter 729 Dimensari

Dinner ended up being a great mistake for Atticus, and there was only one person to blame—Caldor.

His single question had shifted the entire family's attention to Atticus's academy life. Anastasia had persisted in asking him to share everything about his time there, and Atticus ended up being the one talking throughout dinner.

The rest of the family laughed and chimed in with questions, much to his chagrin. Every chance he got, Atticus threw a dirty glare at Caldor, which made the boy gulp. If there was one thing about Atticus, it was that he was vengeful.

Atticus eventually had to tell them about Zoey, though he made sure to keep his rejection a secret.

Even he had his limits on embarrassment. He could already imagine their reactions—Anastasia and Zelda trying to comfort him, Ethan and Avalon telling him to man up, and Magnus probably just staring in silence. The once tense dining room was soon filled with laughter and excitement, and for the first time in a while, they started to feel like an actual family again.

When dinner ended, Atticus left the dining room and headed toward his room. He had planned to wait outside for Caldor, but it seemed the boy had anticipated what would happen if he ran into Atticus at that moment. Caldor wisely made sure to disappear quickly.

As Atticus walked, the fire molecules in front of him suddenly ignited, and Avalon materialized with a serious look on his face.

Atticus remained calm as Avalon approached. When Avalon reached him, he abruptly stretched out his right hand for a handshake.

Atticus hesitated for a second before reluctantly accepting it.

"Thank you," Avalon said, before ruffling Atticus's hair with his left hand. After locking eyes with him and offering a nod and a smile, Avalon turned and walked away.

Atticus smiled brightly as he watched his father leave. 'I'm glad it worked.'

As Atticus continued on his way to his room, he encountered another figure standing in his path—Magnus.

Magnus stood with both hands behind his back, staring at Atticus calmly. The two locked eyes for a few seconds before Magnus finally spoke.

"We begin training tomorrow. Get ready."

With that, Magnus disappeared, leaving Atticus with an even brighter smile than before. Atticus soon reached his room and immediately went to sleep.

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The next day came quickly, and Atticus began his training with Magnus. There were only five days left until the Nexus event, which loomed dangerously close.

Instead of teaching Atticus new techniques, Magnus focused on refining what Atticus already knew. He pushed Atticus to use his elements and refine the formation of his domain, while occasionally sparring with him to keep him sharp.

As the days passed, Atticus also received devastating news—he learned about Dekai's death. The grief hit him hard, so much so that he had to take a brief pause to gather his thoughts.

But after some time, Atticus regained his composure. Only this time, the determination in his eyes had grown even stronger.

Time passed, and soon only three days remained until the Nexus event. Atticus walked quietly alongside Magnus through the Ravenstein estate.

They eventually reached a door Atticus was all too familiar with—the Ravenstein family library.

As the door to the library opened, Magnus turned toward Atticus.

"It's time you learn about the other races in Eldoralth."

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A lone figure stood atop a floating island, his silhouette framed by the chaotic expanse of the Dimensari domain.

The ground beneath his feet rippled and twisted as the fabric of space bent, dimensions folding into each other and unraveling in an eternal dance.

His silver hair caught the shifting light of the dimensional rifts, glowing faintly against his translucent skin.