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"Grey, elemental affinity, zero" The Elder announced the result loudly 

On hearing this, it was like a bolt of lightning struck Grey, he stood there dumbfounded and just stared at the Elder. 

Shocked voices could be heard from the people and there was some which were also filled with scorn. 

Grey stood dazed amidst all the noises without any reactions. One word was constantly reverberating in his head, 'How?'. 


'Why, why did this happen to me?' Grey asked himself over and over again 

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Unbeknownst to Grey, something greater lies in wait in his body....

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Affinity:Chaos

"Now, each of you, pick a furnace." Instructor Dunstan ordered.

Grey and the other students went on to stand in front of different furnaces. The one Grey picked was on the right side of the room.

There were damaged ingots of low quality close to the furnace, as well as coal. Instructor Dunstan's example wasn't long, only about five minutes or so. He explained the process of regulating the temperature, and when and how to know when to increase, and decrease the fire.

Grey placed the ingots in the furnace, before placing them in coal.

"Too much." Instructor Dunstan's voice sounded beside his ear.

"If the amount of coal placed in is too much, it would increase the difficulty of the heating process, of course, given your Plane, you shouldn't have any problems with controlling the intensity of your flame." He added.

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