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Here's the next chapter. Harry and Celeste finish exploring the dungeon, but they can't leave just yet.
Chapter 6
Harry and Celeste made their way through the dungeon, carefully exploring all branching paths and dead ends while defeating monsters along the way. As they approached the centre, the layout grew increasingly complex, forcing Harry to consult his minimap frequently to ensure they stayed on course.
They arrived at the centre and were met with an imposing circular structure. Its towering bookcases seemed to stretch endlessly upward. Circling the perimeter, Harry and Celeste discovered four entrances positioned at the cardinal points. Above each entrance was a number, corresponding to the switches they had activated earlier in their journey.
"Why are there four entrances?" Harry asked.
"Maybe it is as simple as giving us four options to find the exit," Celeste said.
"Well, only one way to find out." He went through the first door, with Celeste following behind him.
They entered a corridor, which ended with an iron gate. Harry attempted to open it, but it was securely locked with a large padlock. He searched the area for a key, but couldn't find anything.
"We should try one of the other entrances," Celeste suggested.
They had better luck with the second entrance. It led them into a vast room filled with floating books that drifted lazily through the air. The books varied in size and age, some barely larger than Celeste, and others that made Harry look small in comparison. He eyed them warily, recalling previous encounters with flying books.
On the far side of the room stood a set of double doors. They weren't far away in distance, but with the books in the way, it felt like they were a mile off.
"Careful," Harry said. "They might look harmless, but—"
As if on cue, the book Celeste was studying snapped shut, almost catching her wings. She yelped and darted back to Harry's side.
A shadow appeared on the ground, and he looked up in horror as a massive book fell on him, threatening to crush him. Harry flung himself to the side as it crashed down with a thud, shaking the floor. He rose to his feet, relieved that he had responded in time.
"Harry, look out!" Celeste shouted, her voice sharp and urgent.
He turned quickly and saw a swarm of small books, their pages flapping ominously as they rushed toward him. Harry quickly conjured a Whirlwind Blade that cut through the air. The spell tore through the books, sending pages flying everywhere.
Celeste wasn't idle either. She slipped between the attacking books, her petite frame helping her avoid their snapping covers with ease.
"Shadow Lance!" she exclaimed, sending a dark energy spear through one of the books.
"Celeste, come here!" Harry shouted, and Celeste flew down and landed on his shoulder. "Hold on tight."
Harry activated Wind Dash and sprinted forward, moving so swiftly that it was like he had rockets strapped to his shoes.
As they ran, the books became more aggressive, attacking them like birds of prey. Harry dodged and weaved as much as he could but was still pelted with several smaller books, which moved much faster than the larger ones.
Harry Potter's HP: 126/140
When they got to the door, Harry grabbed the handle, opened it, and burst through, slamming it behind him just as something heavy smashed into it, causing it to rattle.
"That was close!" Celeste said. "Do books attack you in your world, too?"
"No, but with magic...who knows?"
Harry turned to look around and found himself in a small, shabby office with a solid oak desk, a layer of dust on it, and spider webs hanging from the ceiling. When he noticed the key on the desk, he grabbed it and placed it in his pocket. He would try it on the padlocked gate.
"What is that light coming out of your bag?!" Celeste asked.
Startled, Harry pulled the seeker's scroll out of his backpack, which was glowing faintly. Intrigued, he unrolled it, revealing a shimmering map of the office. A pulsing dot indicated that something was concealed near the two bookshelves. He hadn't realised the seeker's scroll could activate on its own.
"Celeste, look at this!" Harry said. "It found something."
They examined the bookshelves, which were packed to the brim with books. He took one out and flipped through its pages, but they were all blank.
"Let's try pulling them all out," Harry said, thinking of a scene from one of the books he read.
Harry pulled the books from the first bookshelf and threw them on the floor. He had removed about a third of them when he heard a mechanical whirring and the bookshelf slid to the side, revealing a doorway into a small alcove.
"Cool beans!" Celeste exclaimed as she flew inside. "A treasure chest!"
Harry followed her inside. Celeste attempted to lift the lid with her tiny wings beating furiously, creating an amusing sight. He shooed her away and lifted the lid, revealing several books, appraisal scrolls, and two items.
You have completed Sub Objective 2: Locate and open every treasure chest scattered throughout the dungeon. Rewards will be given after leaving the dungeon and completing the main objective.
He dismissed the notification and examined the items with the appraisal scrolls, ignoring the books for the time being.
Pocket Dimension Pouch | Level: 5 | Rare Effect: Inventory slots | Enchantment Slots: 1
Description: A small leather pouch that defies the laws of physics. When the player opens it, it brings up a menu with an inventory for storing items. The pouch includes thirty slots, each of which can store and preserve items of any size or nature. A mental command is all that is required to retrieve or store objects, making it a useful tool for future adventures. It can also be used as a standard pouch for storing items like money.
* 30 inventory slots
* Enchantments attached:
* [Empty]
Manor Fragment: Library Wing |Level: - | Epic | Effect: Manor Room
Description: A crystalline shard filled with stored knowledge. This fragment is the first in a collection, each representing a different part of the manor. When these fragments are combined, the player can summon a manor, provided he owns the plot of land where it will be placed. Explore more dungeons to locate the remaining fragments.
"These items are amazing!" Harry said. "A manor of my own? Could this be my ticket away from the Dursleys?"
Celeste zipped around his head with excitement. "The pouch is the real gem here. Imagine all the treasures we could haul without breaking a sweat!"
"Of course, that's the first thing that comes to mind with you."
"Hey, I know what matters," she retorted, then paused. "But wait, don't you need land first to—"
Harry's face fell as reality set in. Celeste had a point. How long would it take to save up for a plot of land? Because he was underage, he couldn't buy it himself and had to rely on his relatives, who would gladly steal his money. Furthermore, the sudden appearance of a manor would cause a commotion, so he needed private property to avoid unwanted attention.
Pushing these concerns aside for the moment, Harry picked up the pouch and peered inside. Though empty, a menu materialised before him, displaying a grid of thirty slots—a visual representation of the pouch's contents. With a mere thought, he deposited the manor fragment into one of the slots, watching as a small book icon appeared. Another mental command, and the fragment rematerialised in his hand.
"Bloody brilliant," Harry murmured, marvelling at the ease of use.
He examined the books and discovered they were about magic. Magical Theory, The Art of Magical Intent, Wandless Incantations, Meditation for the Modern Wizard, The Soul Nexus, and Breath of Magic.
"These will be very useful for learning wandless magic," Harry said.
Celeste snickered. "Amateur."
He ignored her and added all items to his inventory, except his potions. "Let's return to that entrance and see if this key can open the gate."
For the next hour, Harry and Celeste explored the remaining entrances, overcoming a series of challenges before reaching the heart of the main structure. As soon as they stepped through the doorway, they noticed the gate in the centre of the room. They looked around and saw nothing else in the room. It was disappointing, but at least they had achieved their objective.
"If only we could leave this moment," Celeste said, her wings drooping slightly.
"I'm in no hurry to return to my relatives," Harry replied, before trying to comfort her. "It shouldn't take me too long to learn wandless magic. A few months, maybe."
"Months?!" Celeste exclaimed. "You humans are so dumb!"
Harry laughed. "How did you learn wandless magic?"
"I didn't have to because I was born with the ability."
He raised an eyebrow.
"That doesn't mean anything!"
Now that the dungeon had been fully explored, Harry could concentrate on completing some quests. He was already familiar with the Wandless Mage quest, but there were two more that he was unfamiliar with, so he opened his quest menu and examined them.
Side Quest: Hunger Pangs
Quest Description: Harry Potter suffers from malnutrition and impaired growth due to neglect from his relatives. Now that he has access to abundant food and the ability to exercise freely within the tutorial dungeon, he has the opportunity to improve his health and overcome his Malnourished Burden.
Objective(s):
1: Consume a variety of nutritious foods, including fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains.
2. Engage in regular physical exercise to build strength and endurance.
3. Maintain a consistent eating and exercise routine for at least 60 days. The bed in the break room should only be used once per day.
4. Gain 20 pounds of healthy weight and six inches of height to meet the average for a ten or eleven-year-old boy.
Quest Completion Rewards: Removal of the Malnourished burden; 2 to STR, VIT, and END.
Time Limit: 1 year (Time spent in the tutorial dungeon is included.)
Quest Difficulty: Easy.
Failure: Permanently diminished physical abilities and increased susceptibility to fatigue.
Side Quest: Primed for the Big Time
Quest Description: Harry Potter has begun to develop a set of physical skills that complement each other, laying the groundwork for a potential specialisation. By learning additional related skills, he can unlock a Primer that will enhance his overall proficiency in this area.
Objective(s):
1: Learn a total of five complementary skills:
Dagger Mastery (already acquired).
Sneak (already acquired).
Synergistic Strike (already acquired).
2. Learn two additional skills.
Quest completion rewards: Unlock the "Stealth Operative" Primer and 500 XP.
Time Limit: None.
Quest Difficulty: High (requires a commitment to experimenting, learning, and mastering multiple skills).
Failure: You will miss out on the Primer's synergistic benefits and enhanced capabilities.
Harry glanced down at his scrawny frame and grimaced. Despite being nearly eleven, his malnourished body made him look closer to nine. While the prospect of staying in the dungeon for at least two months to improve his physical condition initially seemed daunting, he found himself warming to the idea. The kitchen's food supply magically restocked itself, which alleviated his concerns about going hungry.
Harry focused his attention on the other quest, contemplating the challenge of finding physical skills that matched the ones he already had. He decided to revisit this idea later. He retrieved the books from his inventory and meticulously arranged them on the bed.
Harry chose an appraisal scroll and used it to examine the Tome of Chaos.
Tome of Chaos | Level 10 | Uncommon | Effect: Casts random destructive spells.
Description: The Tome of Chaos is a powerful and ancient spell book that grants the wielder the ability to cast five random destructive spells. From fiery infernos to freezing blasts and earth-shaking earthquakes, the spells within the Grand Grimoire of Chaos are volatile and destructive, capable of turning the tide of any battle. However, once the fifth spell is cast, the book crumbles into dust.
It wasn't what he expected, but it could come in handy if he had run out of options. He would need to wait until level ten before he could use it, though. Setting the tome aside, Harry picked up the "Magical Theory" book, intuiting that it would provide the best foundation for understanding the basics of magic.
Harry settled onto the couch with the book, and Celeste landed on his shoulder, her curiosity evident in her sparkling eyes. As he began to read, it became clear that the book was written specifically for witches and wizards, with frequent references to the existence of a hidden magical community.
The first chapter looked at the Fundamental Laws of Magic, which explained the consequences of delving into forbidden magic. Much of the content was beyond Harry's comprehension, but the mention of dark magic caused him to look at Celeste, recalling her origins.
"According to this, dark magic is inherently evil," Harry said.
Celeste's tiny face contorted with indignation. "These wizards are ignorant if they believe dark magic is evil. Magic itself is neither good nor bad; its nature is determined by the wielder."
"You may be right, but we shouldn't jump to conclusions. A wizard's magic might function differently from yours. Until we have more information, it's best to keep an open mind."
"Fair point," Celeste conceded. "But what about your magic? You must be one of these wizards, given what we saw of your mother. Although now that your part of the 'system', that could have changed everything."
Harry paused, struck by the weight of her observation. Would he still be able to use a wand? What types of spells were within a wizard's repertoire? His knowledge was limited to the brief, intense glimpses he'd had of his mother's and Uriel's magic.
He came to a realisation. No, that wasn't entirely accurate. He had previously performed magic, albeit unintentionally. Would he lose that ability because of the system? Did it matter so long as he could cast powerful elemental spells?
These questions swirled in his mind as he returned his attention to the book. Despite the challenging content, it offered several fascinating insights:
The book delved deeply into the nuanced relationship between a wizard's intent and the resulting spell outcomes. It outlined a comprehensive spectrum of magical intent, beginning with casual or unfocused casting at one end. Such lackadaisical spellcasting typically produced weak, unreliable, or even entirely ineffective results. The text provided examples, such as a half-hearted Lumos charm barely producing a flicker of light or a carelessly cast Alohomora failing to unlock even the simplest locks.
Moving along the spectrum, the book investigated how higher levels of concentration and determination increased spell potency. It highlighted the highest point on this spectrum: life-or-death situations in which sheer desperation could fuel extraordinarily powerful magic. The text cited historical instances in which wizards, motivated by survival instinct, performed feats of magic far beyond their normal abilities, such as summoning full-bodied Patroni in the face of a Dementor swarm or apparating to avoid mortal peril.
The significance of visualisation in spellcasting was emphasised, especially for complex branches of magic such as Transfiguration. The book asserted that a clear, vivid mental image of the desired outcome was not merely helpful but critical for success.
The emotional influence on magic was explored in depth. The text explained how emotions could serve as powerful amplifiers or debilitating interference, depending on the type of magic being attempted and the emotional state of the caster. For benevolent magic, positive emotions like joy, compassion, or determination could enhance spell power. Conversely, negative emotions often bolstered darker magics.
The book specifically addresses dark magic, pointing out that it frequently requires intense negative emotions such as hatred, cruelty, and a perverse pleasure in causing harm. It cautioned against the corrupting effects of such magic, explaining how repeated use could warp a wizard's psyche over time.
The section about subconscious influences on magic was particularly intriguing. It proposed that a wizard's deeply held beliefs, fears, or unacknowledged desires could subtly change spell effects, sometimes in unexpected ways. For example, a wizard who has an unacknowledged fear of heights may find levitation charms consistently underperforming, whereas a healer with a strong nurturing instinct may find their healing spells particularly effective.
After absorbing everything he could from this book, Harry's curiosity led him to another book: "The Soul Nexus." When he opened its pages, the introduction captivated him, promising to delve into even more esoteric theories about the nature of magic and its relationship to a wizard's very essence.
Magical Core
The existence of a wizard's magical core is a contentious topic within the magical community. The majority of the magical scholars and practitioners vehemently deny its existence, dismissing it as mere speculation without tangible evidence. This scepticism stems from the inability to physically locate or measure such a core, despite numerous attempts using various magical detection methods.
The prevailing theory among wizards holds that our magic is inextricably linked to our physical form. This hypothesis suggests that magical energy permeates every aspect of a wizard's body—from our flesh, bones, internal organs, and blood. Proponents of this theory claim that it explains the phenomenon of magical exhaustion and its potentially disastrous consequences.
When a wizard depletes their magical reserves by casting too many spells or maintaining powerful enchantments, they risk suffering serious physical consequences. These can range from temporary unconsciousness that lasts several days to permanent bodily function damage or even death. According to the theory, our bodies have grown so reliant on this infused magic that its depletion disrupts normal physiological processes.
Furthermore, the body-centric theory of magic offers explanations for a wide range of magical phenomena. For example, it explains why certain potions and spells can impair a wizard's magical abilities because they interact directly with the magic-infused bodily systems. It also offers a framework for understanding how magical injuries differ from mundane ones, which frequently necessitate specialised magical healing.
Despite widespread acceptance, I find myself questioning the theory's completeness. While I acknowledge that our bodies are somewhat saturated with magical energy, I believe the theory of a magical core has merit.
My reasoning stems from several observations:
1. The individuality of magical signatures: If magic were solely a product of our physical bodies, wouldn't our magical signatures be more uniform? Yet, each wizard's magic is uniquely identifiable, suggesting another source.
2. The persistence of magical ability: Even when a wizard's body is severely injured or transformed (e.g., by Polyjuice Potion), their magical abilities remain intact, implying that the source of magic extends beyond mere physical form.
3. The relationship between emotional states and magical power: Strong emotions can have a significant impact on magical performance, allowing wizards to perform feats that would otherwise be impossible. This implies a connection between magic and something more ethereal than the physical body.
4. The existence of Obscurials: These rare instances in which suppressed magic manifests as a destructive force appear to indicate that magic exists independently of, yet inextricably linked to, the physical body.
Soul Nexus
I believe that what we commonly refer to as our "magical core" is either contained within or synonymous with our Soul Nexus. This theory aims to bridge the gap between traditional magical core concepts and more esoteric interpretations of magical essence.
The Soul Nexus, a term gaining popularity in advanced magical theory, is defined as a metaphysical construct at the centre of a wizard's being. It's crucial to understand that this is not a physical location that can be pinpointed within the body, like an organ. Rather, it exists as a focal point in an ethereal plane of existence, a higher dimension that intersects with our physical reality, exactly where a wizard's soul lives.
Imagine, if you will, reality as a vast, multidimensional tapestry. The Soul Nexus is where a wizard's consciousness, innate magical potential, and very essence all come together to form a single, infinitely dense point. This convergence results in a phenomenon similar to a singularity in spacetime physics.
The Soul Nexus distorts the fabric of magical reality in the same way that a black hole does. This warping effect enables wizards to control magical forces that would otherwise be beyond mortal reach. Through this nexus, we channel the raw, primordial magic that permeates the universe, moulding it with our will and intent into the spells and enchantments we cast.
Harry closed the book. "This is going to take some time to comprehend fully."
Celeste, hovering nearby, let out a dramatic sigh. "Better you than me. But what am I supposed to do while you're buried in all this magical theory? I'll go mad with boredom!"
"Well, I won't be focused on training every waking moment. In between study sessions, I could teach you more about my world. There's so much I could share."
"Is the food similar to what we've found in the fridge and pantry here?"
"What we've seen here is just the tip of the iceberg. The variety of food in my world is staggering. You could eat a different dish every day for a decade and still not sample everything on offer."
Celeste's tiny form practically vibrated with anticipation. "Awesome!"
One month later
Harry sat cross-legged on the floor, his back straight and his hands resting lightly on his knees. Celeste perched nearby, watching curiously as he prepared another attempt at the meditation technique described in "The Soul Nexus." It had taken him an entire month to get to this point, but he could feel that he was almost there. As a result of his efforts, he learnt a new skill, which had a huge impact on his progression.
Nexus Meditation | Active/Passive | Level 4 | Upgrade: Natural Growth | Cost: - | Attribute: SPI/WIL
Description: Through diligent and consistent practice, this meditative discipline provides far-reaching benefits beyond relaxation and focus enhancement. Nexus Meditation is a powerful technique that allows the caster to connect with their Soul Nexus, the metaphysical core of their magical being. Through consistent practice, this skill enhances magical control, regeneration, and overall potency.
*Increases MP regeneration rate by 200% while meditating.
*Grants a 20% boost to spell effectiveness for 10 minutes after meditation.
*Permanently increases maximum MP by 16%.
*Improves overall magical control, reducing the MP cost of spells by 16%
*Willpower 30: Meditation time required for full effects is reduced by 25%.
*Spirit 40: Improves the clarity and detail of magical insights gained during meditation.
Taking a deep breath, Harry closed his eyes and focused on his breathing, just as the book had instructed. In, out. In, out. Slowly, the sounds of the room faded away, replaced by the steady rhythm of his own heartbeat.
"Visualise your magic," he murmured to himself, recalling the book's words. "See it as a glowing energy within you."
At first, nothing happened. Harry furrowed his brow, concentrating harder. Then, gradually, he began to sense something. It started as a faint warmth in his chest, pulsing in time with his heart. As he focused on it, the sensation grew stronger.
In his mind's eye, Harry saw a faint, green glow emanating from his core. It flowed through him like a river of light, suffusing every part of his being. He marvelled at the sight, realising that this must be his magic made visible.
"Now," he thought, "find the source. Where does it all come from?"
Harry let his consciousness follow the flow of magic, tracing it back to its origin. The streams of energy all seemed to be converging on a single point. As he drew closer to it in his mind, the glow became brighter, almost blindingly so.
Suddenly, Harry felt a shift. It was as if he had passed through an invisible barrier. The bright glow resolved itself into a sphere of pure, radiant energy. It pulsed and swirled, colours shifting in patterns too complex for Harry to follow. He instinctively knew that this was his Soul Nexus.
As he observed it, Harry felt a profound sense of connection. This wasn't just a part of him; in a very real sense, it was him. Every spell he'd ever cast, every burst of accidental magic, had come from this source.
Hesitantly, Harry reached out with his mind, trying to touch the sphere. As he made contact, a surge of energy rushed through him. His eyes flew open, glowing with an inner light, and he gasped.
"Harry!" Celeste exclaimed, surprised by his sudden movement. "Are you alright? What happened?"
Harry blinked, his eyes returning to normal. He looked at his hands in wonder, still feeling the echo of that incredible power.
"I found it, Celeste," he whispered, a smile spreading across his face. "I found my Soul Nexus. It was... incredible. I've never felt anything like it."
Celeste fluttered closer, her eyes wide with curiosity. "What was it like?"
Harry paused, trying to find the words to describe the experience. "It was like... like touching the heart of magic itself. I could feel all this power, just waiting to be used. And it felt... right. It felt like I was finally connecting with a part of myself I never knew existed."
He stood up, feeling energised despite the mental exertion.
A message flashed on his HUD.
Congratulations! You have successfully accessed your Soul Nexus and unlocked the Acolyte Path! It doesn't belong to either a Grimoire or a Primer. It's a unique path that will lead to your advancement to Acolyte Mage. You need to unlock new skills by mastering the ones preceding them. This path will lead you to the mastery of wandless magic.
You have learned Mana Sense.
Mana Sense | Passive/Active | Level 1 | Upgrade: Natural Growth | Cost: 10 MP/minute (when used actively) | Attribute: PER
Description: Mana Sense is a fundamental and indispensable skill in the magical arts, enabling practitioners to detect, interpret, and analyse the intricate web of magical energies that permeate the world around them. This ability serves as the foundation for numerous advanced magical practices and is often one of the first skills taught to aspiring mages.
*Grants a constant, low-level awareness of ambient magical energies.
*Improves magical perception, allowing the user to see mana flows and concentrations within a 5-metre radius (range grows by 1 metre per level).
*Can detect magical items, active spells, and enchantments within range.
*Perception 30: Gain the ability to sense lingering magical traces for up to 5 hours after a spell was cast.
A profound sense of accomplishment washed over Harry, almost overwhelming in its intensity. After weeks of relentless effort, he had finally taken the first crucial step in his journey towards mastering wandless magic.
"There's still a long road ahead," Harry murmured.
His eleventh birthday had passed without celebration, but he barely missed it. His relatives had never celebrated it, so he regarded it as just another day. Time might stand still in the dungeon, but his body continued to age and develop. The promise of wandless magic fuelled his resolve; never again would the Dursleys hold power over him.
One month later
Congratulations! You have completed the Hunger Pangs Quest!
Rewards: The 'Malnourished' burden has been removed; 2 to STR, VIT, and END.
A broad grin spread across Harry's face. The notification merely confirmed what was already evident. Two months of proper nutrition and rigorous exercise had transformed his body, adding height and a healthy weight.
Lifting his shirt, Harry admired his now-flat stomach, which showed the beginnings of muscle definition from his dedicated core workouts. He made a mental note to intensify his routine upon leaving the dungeon, eager to further develop his physical attributes.
"Stop preening," Celeste chided. "It's embarrassing to watch."
"I'm appreciating the fruits of my labour. Unlike some, who can eat endlessly without growing an inch."
Celeste shook her tiny fist, her wings fluttering indignantly. "Are you looking for a fight, mister? I'll have you know I could take you on any day!"
Harry grinned. Despite Celeste's occasional ability to test his patience, they had formed a strong bond over the last two months. They exchanged stories, dreams, and fears. Celeste's horror at learning of the Dursleys' abuse had moved Harry, even if her suggestions for vengeance, accompanied by an impish cackle, were a little extreme. However, if they tried anything, he wouldn't hesitate to retaliate, as he wasn't putting up with their abuse anymore.
"So, we're almost ready to leave?" Celeste asked, barely containing her excitement.
Harry nodded. "Just a bit more, and I'll have wandless magic mastered."
Two weeks later
Congratulations! You have mastered Mana Manipulation and it has evolved into Wandless Magic! Exit the Cursed Library and cast a skill or spell to complete the quest!
Harry stood, stretching muscles stiff from hours of focused practice. The journey had been longer and more challenging than anticipated, but he had finally reached this pivotal milestone.
"Did you do it?" Celeste zipped over, hovering expectantly before him.
"It's done," Harry confirmed, unable to keep the pride from his voice.
"Finally," Celeste said. "I was this close to losing my mind in here. Do you have any idea how tempted I was to smother you in your sleep?"
Harry's expression deadpanned. "Your restraint is appreciated."
Celeste darted towards the door, her enthusiasm infectious. "Pack up! We're leaving now. I'm dying to taste some new flavours."
"Everything's already in my inventory," Harry reminded her, following close behind.
After more than two months in this magical space, the prospect of returning to the real world felt almost surreal. He imagined the Dursleys' shocked faces upon seeing his transformation, a small, vindictive part of him relishing their inevitable discomfort.
So, what do you think? In the next chapter, Harry receives an invitation to a certain school early as a result of his time spent in the dungeon.
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