It was finally exam day.
The atmosphere in the academy was different—quieter, heavier. Everyone was either rushing to their assigned rooms or standing around, muttering last-minute revisions under their breath.
I had a total of four exams, based on the classes I had chosen:
Magic Theory.
Spellcraft Fundamentals.
Complex Circuits & Mathematics.
Combat Magic Tactics.
According to the schedule I received, my first exam was Complex Circuits & Mathematics, held in Class Z-21.
Great.
The only problem?
This academy was too damn big.
Seriously.
Whoever designed it must've had a personal grudge against students trying to be on time.
I navigated through endless hallways, up two flights of stairs, down another corridor, and past at least three different classrooms that all looked the same.
By the time I finally reached Z-21, I was already regretting my life choices.