Laboratory

Hours turned to days, and days turned to weeks. Adam's life at the academy had become steady and unchanging. As a third-year student, he didn't have to take as many classes as he did compared to before, however, the difficulty of classes was gradually increasing.

Although Adam didn't find it hard at all to understand these complex theories, he considered it to be a drag nonetheless. So he only put the bare minimum effort to score just enough marks to pass the class.

On this day, the youth had finished with the last class of the day and headed back to his house. After advancing to the second year, he moved out of the academy like all students were required to.

Fortunately, he had more than enough money to buy his own villa in a posh neighborhood in the South Ward. Moon City was an expensive city to live in. Students usually rented houses here, but Adam decided to buy one instead.