Chapter 11: Preparations for a Proper Greeting

"We are running out of time I can see fires in a distance", someone shouted. "All of you wait here and protect your fellow colleagues our time is up", Ray Albot shouted. "We don't have enough golems to hold them for long but they will do", Professor Fonnie announced. "They are slow in these lands", Amara observed. "The smoke is covering the sun the golems must work", Professor Aeirth replied. I headed down toward a place in the large marble castle I had never wandered before. There was a large dome of glass mosaics below the dome and golden railings. I went down the stairs clinging to the railings to see a office with a door with a name

saying Cancum Valor inside was a cauldron a large amount of papers and books. I exited the room to the other hall with gold on the sealing polished metal for walls and a crown in the room on a golden pedestal with variety of gems. "I presumed I'd find you here", Helen said. "Oh you wonder about the truth about this school", she asked. "Ye-sss I guess so", I sputtered. Long before this was a encampment for creatures to work for witches ogres grinded wheat, phoenix started fires, centaurs were put in prison and a Immortal sorcerer, shapeshifter ruled the palace. Me and my brother were with a prince captured from his kingdom as we grew wizards began raiding it until it broke  

with the sorcerer defeated the prince forgot his crown and became lost my brother searched day after days but never found him. Wizards turned it into the school and freed the creatures some didn't want to leave like the Scarlet Phoenix. The sounds of explosions erupted above them "Come along now quickly", she fastened. He could here screams of people being shocked and killed we found Ray Albot inside his office "Aren't you the star of the show", Helen scolded him "Last time I fought I almost died I lived with bruises", he replied "But you're the most powerful wizard the schools got nobody can beat him but you", I persuaded him. It's over he's already in the school. "Wait what", I sputtered.