–Chapter 99–
The fireworks had begun earlier and were still going by the time night arrived.. Dean didn't bother with those and only left the training grounds during the night.
By then, the outer grounds had been completely transformed from what he'd seen earlier.The orange flames of the bonfire were already up, the crackling sound of fire and wood filling the outer grounds.
Long curved tables surrounded the massive stone fire pit at the center while hundreds of lanterns cast an orange glow across the entire area.
Students from three different years moved around each other like oil in water, as if they wanted to mix up but just didn't realize how to.
That excluded the previous first years that had repeated. They easily communed with the present second years since they were once classmates.
