Speculation - Part 2

"For what it's worth, I've never seen something like that happen," Peter said. He was there as well, serving them tea at the table in the little Cabin of Advice that they'd had built. The fire was roaring in the hearth, and there was a cushion for him to sit on. Life could hardly get better.

And yet, he could not settle.

An itching irritation spread through him, as he attempted to solve the events of the Command Class. It was not an entirely unpleasant sensation. There was an excitement to it, an insatiable curiosity, as he was thrust into exploring a realm that he had not touched on yet… but losing still did not feel particularly good.

It was only Gargon. He was not terribly embarrassed about the fact that he'd lost. But he would be should it happen again. There were two weeks before the next class, and Oliver was determined not to have a stain like that on his record.