Alexis's encounter had taken on a life of their own. Students exchanged excited glanc

w. "Gentlemen, it seems the magical currents in Gladion have

vious night, hesitated. Jason, seemingly unfazed,

the story, let the matter rest for the moment. The lesson on telekinesis began, and A

stolen book, now brimming with newfound magic, seemed to weigh heavily on Alexis's conscienc

ted Jason in a secluded corner of the school c

sighed. "I thought it would be a good surpris

, took a deep breath. "You should've asked.

r the once-unbreakable bond they shared. The magical aura that

ast shadows on his face as he grappled with the conflicting emotions swirling within him. The h

sensing the gravity of the situation, approached Alexis

tly. The vibrant energy that had surrounded them during th

led to focus on the lessons, his mind weighed down by the rift with Jason.

ason found themselves standing at the crossroads. The hexagonal ring, onc

ancient magic had reshaped Gladion's destiny, but it had also reshaped the dynamics of thei

them together could withstand the fractures of trust. The hexagonal ring, still pulsating with dormant magic, se

s, now navigated the corridors of the school with a palpable distance between them. The magical currents

s hut. The hexagonal ring on his finger glowed dimly, mirroring the subdued emotions within him. Jason's

ation. Jason stood at the threshold, his eyes reflecti

hut, once a space filled with shared laughter and drea

ight of regret. "I never meant to hurt you. I thought the ske

just about the sketch, Jason. It's about trust, about knowing we can

I get it, Alexis. I betrayed your trust, and I'm truly so

softly, as if echoing the heartbeat of their strained friendship. The dialogue

of this," Jason confessed, his eyes searching

t of the emotional turmoil. "Neither do I, Jaso

ions that had unraveled their bond. The hexagonal ring, a silent witness to th

understanding. The journey with ancient magic had not only rewritten the king

trust. The magical currents, once disrupted by the echoes of betrayal, gradually stab

ving dynamics of friendship. The tale of ancient magic continued, not just in the pages of Li