Chapter 63 - Sully is Back, and Theodore Dead?

Inside Arthur’s magical bag an egg moved. It was Sully, who had become that way after getting his bloodline.

Two months had passed since then, and he had yet to hatch. Arthur was already happy as things were finally getting better; now even his friend was returning.

Arthur took out the egg from the bag, and placed it above his bed. It was moving, and cracks had showed up already.

After what felt like an eternity, a small baby wyvern hatched. It was all white, and cute.

“Ohh, look at this cutie!”

Arthur was moving his hands towards it to cuttle, and then a voice suddenly said inside his mind.

“Don’t even think about it.”

“Sully? Do you remember me?”

He wanted to see if the memories were still intact, and it seemed that was the case.

“How would I forget such brat? Listen, I may look cute now, but I’m not a baby. Don’t treat me like one. Hey, what are you doing?” It was hard to resist. That cute little wyvern needed a cuddle.

“When I turn into a huge wyvern, and you say, ‘Hey Sully, give a ride?’ I’ll answer with YOUR ASS!” “And when I turn into a huge DRAGON, and you say ‘Hey, Arthur, please teach me how to be a dragon’, I’ll say your ass. How does it sound?”

“I-Damn it. It’s impossible to win against you.”

In the end, Sully had to give up, and receive the cuddle…

The number above Sully’s head was 2. He was only level 2, but Arthur knew that was not a problem at all.

Sully would have to grow strong all again? Yes, but his potential was way higher than what he had before. A fully grown wyvern is something powerful.

As there were only the two of them inside the office, Arthur explained to him everything that happened, and also the plans for the future.

“You’re going to marry two beautiful girls? When will you introduce a beautiful wyvern to me?”

“I don’t know any. Wait, I actually know one.”

“You do!?” Sully was excited, and then all of his dreams were crushed after the next sentence.

“Yeah, there’s Kai, HAHA!”

“Fuck you!”

Arthur rolled on the bed, laughing, differently from Sully, who was pissed.

“I like the idea of building a home though. Maybe we can conquer our own kingdom?” Sully said.

“Calm down, boy. We still have a long way ahead of us.”

“You’re right.”

The two of them talked about many things, and the person that interrupted them was Kai, who came knocking on the door.

“Kai, just in time. Look who’s back!”

Kai gazed at the bed, and saw a baby wyvern.

“Sully!”

“No, don’t touch me!” Sully said, and that time, it was not only inside Arthur’s head.

Sully now had the ability to talk in the dragon’s tongue, which was surprising considering he was still a baby wyvern. It seemed the lineage of dragons was ahead of humans at all aspects.

“I can understand you?”

“And I can understand you too! That’s good news brat. I can talk with you instead of my master, who is a-”

Arthur gazed at Sully, seeing if he would be brave enough to finish the sentence.

“Who is a marvelous person, just look at him. All handsome with his black hair, and black clothing. Dark, spooky!Boo!”

“Hey, Kai. I’m planning on starting your training next week. You’ll be somewhat busy with the academy, so I’ll give you one week of peace.” “Sounds fair.”

That was not the truth. Arthur planned on getting some classes with Wisa before, so he could learn and then teach to Kai.

“What weapon would you like to use Kai?”

“Weapon? Hm, I guess a huge sword is cool.”

“All right.” A marvelous coincidence. He also wanted to learn more about wielding a two-handed sword, and Kai just happened to want the same.

After that small chat, Arthur left, leaving Kai and Sully to talk with each other.

The school’s mansion was well-built and Arthur found nothing wrong with that, but the academy felt as if it missed something.

“The students don’t have anything to put their minds on in here. There are only trees, and bushes, and bugs.”

Arthur had the idea of building a hangout place for the students, with pools, and maybe a ping-pong table.

“I can teach them that, and it is not impossible to build.”

It was a good idea, at least he thought so. Another thing the academy lacked was security.

The island they were in was somewhat far from everything, but still, if someone went there, the academy had no protective barriers or anything like that.