Chapter 3 - Confirmation And Hiring (2/2)
”Are you guys teachers?” asked Mavislin, seemingly unsure of her own words.
The two shook their heads, further increasing Mavislin's nervousness.
”We've never got the chance. Most of the students aren't able to handle the number of lessons we dish out,” explained Gillian.
”Then what makes you think I would be able to?” asked the nervous girl.
”Your Elemental Energy and Aura tells me so.”
With a deep breath, the Valkyrie narrowed her eyes and allowed her mouth to execute the agreement.
”Great! I'll be by your side when in training to make sure this demon doesn't steer you to an early grave,” said Ysabeau, giving a slap on the back of the unfortunate husband.
”Why are you so violent, woman?!”
”Why are you so terrifying, man?!”
Mavislin found it difficult to stifle her laugh as the two continued to bicker. A shadow captivated the attention of the young girl, but she decided not to pay any heed to it.
The Congregation's dormitory was not exactly comfy when it came to amateur Mages or newcomers. But since the couple adamant about having the young Valkyrie live with them, Mavislin was spared from sleeping in those cramped quarters.
”Is it really alright for me to do this?” murmured Mavislin, as she slowly sat down on the large bed.
”Come on, the bed won't bite you. Just lie on it already,” complained Gillian.
Ysabeau thought it was a fun opportunity to launch the poor girl's luggage towards the back of Gillian's head. Be it luck or skill, Gillian was able to catch the weapon without turning.
”And what was that for?” asked Gillian, seemingly irritated.
”Just checking on your reflexes, honey,” replied Ysabeau, smiling sweetly.
Gillian sighed and joined the two females on the edge of the bed.
”Listen, Mav. From now on, you'll be part of our little family. Don't be afraid of small matters like these,” said Gillian, slowly unpacking the girl's luggage.
The bag's contents were little, a blanket and a rabbit plushie with an eyepatch. He gave the rabbit to Mavislin while Ysabeau wrapped the blanket around Mavislin.
”As time goes by, you'll learn that if you hesitate, you might just end up dying. It's okay to be afraid but do the task nonetheless. Or else, it might be the last thing you ever feel,” said Gillian.