Mage Manual-Chapter 592 - 479: Sonia is Very Strange_2

Peaceful.

"Those who don’t feel any affection for Sonia’s appearance, please stand up."

Peaceful.

"Those who don’t feel admiration for Sonia’s strength, please stand up."

Peaceful.

Adelle backed away a little, "You guys aren’t planning a pincer attack from front and back, are you... Can I still change my dorm now? I don’t want to wake up to find myself sandwiched between cheese."

"There’s no such thing!"

"You misunderstand!"

"What are you talking about?"

The noise abruptly stopped, and everyone looked at the Village Girl as she sat down with her meal tray, laughing, "How come you didn’t call me for dinner, I looked around for quite a while before I found you."

The three exchanged glances; Adelle explained, "You weren’t there when we left, and we thought you’d already gone to eat."

"Oh." Sonia said, "So what were you talking about just now?"

"We were talking about that sarcastic post about you on the forum." Adelle tentatively asked, "Sonia, why didn’t you fight back on that post?"

"There’s nothing to fight back against, I indeed can’t beat Demi." Sonia shrugged, "Not being able to beat him isn’t shameful, and furthermore, I’m quite satisfied with my ranking in the Meteor Disaster, aiming to secure the fourth and vie for second place."

Lois said, "Then why did you suddenly ask me how to buy clothes today?"

"I’ve started to receive quite a few film offers, and I’ll definitely be leaving school frequently. I can’t always wear my school uniform to meet people, right?" Sonia put her hands together in thanks, "I’ll pay you back for the clothes later, I’ve earned quite a bit of money in the Void Realm recently,"

Lois said, "No need, I have a discount card, it doesn’t cost much to buy clothes."

"Jeez, why are you all so awkward."

Ingrid suddenly bent the stainless steel spoon in her hand and turned to the Village Girl, "Sonia, is there someone you like?"

What a direct pitch!

Adelle and Lois held their breath in anticipation of Sonia’s response—there could be three kinds of reactions from the Village Girl; one would be to directly admit but with a scornful look, as if they asked a rather childish question;

The second would be to show yearning with vagueness, as though there might or might not be, leaving them to guess;

The third would be a cool denial, letting others completely fumble for her true thoughts.

But regardless of which one, those who had known Sonia for a long time could definitely spot the flaw!

"No, there’s no one."

Sonia stumbled over her words, her gaze shifting away subconsciously, a blush spreading from her neck to the tips of her ears, her entire face turning irresistibly red, and one couldn’t help but want to take a big bite, "I don’t have any, like, someone I like..."

The dinner ended very quietly, and there was a high school league match tonight. However, Sonia was going with Professor Trozan so she split from her roommates.

After boarding Lois’s car, Adelle, who had been holding back all this while, finally couldn’t resist any longer, and started pounding the genuine leather seats; Ingrid, leaning on her sword bag, took deep breaths, but still couldn’t ease the silly smile on her face; Lois paralyzed on the driver’s seat stiffened her body, twisting back and forth continuously.

Although they had learned the truth, was it all worth it?

Why, why is Sonia in love so adorable!?

...

...

"Are you worried?"

In the audience stands, Sonia, who was watching the Star Cluster Disaster, unexpectedly glanced at the professor next to her and shook her head, "I’m not worried, I might lose in the semifinals tomorrow, it’s not my turn to worry."

"Although you’re my student, I actually didn’t care for you much." Trozan sighed, "I’m a typical Academic School, climbing up to the Distant Realm before I started researching and practicing Miracles. Back in the Time Continent, my strength was far inferior to yours... My signature techniques are Holy Sanctuary Level Miracles, but if lowered to the Golden Level, their power wouldn’t be as good as your self-created Water Moon Series. Thinking about it, I’ve actually benefited a lot from you."

"Professor, the fact that you were willing to accept me as a student was already looking after me." Sonia affectionately hugged Trozan’s hand, "And you’ve been helping me in the friendship match, during training coordination, and speaking for me at school, I’ve always been grateful."

"You certainly have a way with words," Professor Trozan huffed, "but a Sword Master shouldn’t be so ingratiating."

Despite her words, the slight upturn of her lips betrayed that Professor Trozan was quite pleased.

"Actually, you’re not that much older than me, Professor. Can I call you Sister Trozan?" Sonia seized the moment to press further.

Professor Trozan intended to refuse, but confronted with Sonia’s bright, sparkling eyes, she inexplicably agreed, "In public, you must still call me Professor."

"Okay, Professor Sister!" Sonia giggled.

"So even if you lose to Demi, don’t be discouraged," Professor Trozan spoke, "Once you reach the Holy Domain, I have plenty of Holy Domain Miracles to help you regain your footing."

"Thank you, Professor Sister!"

Professor Trozan looked back at the arena and frowned slightly, "How much longer will this go on?"

"That’s the way the Star Cluster Disaster is. If the strengths of the three teams are comparable, it’s easy to fall into a stalemate where no one dares to launch a full assault, for fear of the third party taking advantage," Sonia explained, "They’re all waiting for a fleeting opportunity to strike."

"What a waste of time," said Professor Trozan, "It’s almost 11 o’clock now. You have to rush to the Void Realm Exploration, don’t you?"

"Ah, that’s right!"

"I’ll fly you back directly."

Without waiting for a response from Sonia, Professor Trozan picked her up and flew out of the competition center, and within a few minutes, they were back at Sword Flower University. Professor Trozan set her down in front of the Meditation Building, bid her farewell, and left.

Since the Star Cluster Disaster wasn’t over, most students were watching the live broadcast, so the Meditation Building was mostly empty.

Standing in front of the familiar building, Sonia’s heart pounded uncontrollably, and she was so nervous she wanted to turn around and flee, as if it were some kind of man-eating abyss inside.

In the end, she still entered the meditation room, sat down cross-legged, and summoned the Wave Sword Technique Spirit. Looking at the two-winged Wave Sword, the Village Girl’s consciousness casually searched within the Technique Spirit and easily found the Gate of Truth.

Should I really enter the Void Realm?

No, I should take leave. Take leave today! I don’t want to go!

Wait, would the Observer think I have some issue with him? Would it lead to some misunderstanding?

Should I still go in then?

But I’m too scared to face him!

Wuu...

The Claw Club’s president was in turmoil when suddenly her bracelet alarm rang, reminding her that the appointed time had arrived, and Sonia subconsciously entered the Gate of Truth.

By the time she realized it, she had already arrived at the Time Continent.

Sonia’s first reaction was to look down at her outfit, and a wave of joy swept through her—it was the elegant ensemble Lois had helped her buy today, beautiful but not seductive, fitting for the atmosphere between them!

Just as Sonia’s mind was eased, she heard the Observer say, "Witch, I need to have a private chat with the Sword Maiden. Stay in the car and don’t move."

"Okay..." the Witch responded listlessly.

But Sonia was already too preoccupied to care about the Witch’s situation, as she was dizzily pulled by the Observer behind the Rain Curtain where the Witch couldn’t see them, and then the Observer turned and looked at her seriously.

Ah?

Aiya?

Ahh?

Is it coming? But I’m not ready yet. If I had known, I should have worn the Victory Battle Dress, and—

As the Observer took hold of her shoulders with both hands, Sonia felt her body go limp, as though she would collapse into his arms the moment he let go. She didn’t dare meet the Observer’s gaze, her lips tightly sealed, her mind blank. The usually proactive Sonia had become a girl who needed someone else to take the lead, quietly waiting for the Observer to make his move—

"Sword Maiden, I might only have five more days left," he said.

The Sword Maiden opened her eyes, looking at Ash with a gaze full of longing.

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