Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

The dry training ground was dusty in the afternoon.

"Everyone, run! Who told you to walk? Didn't you have enough to eat?" A stern voice sounded from the sidelines. Teacher Wolf returned to the way he was in the first impression, with a frosty face, staring closely at the students in the training ground.

dying……

Lilith pinched her waist and gasped for breath, her heart beating rapidly like a drum. Every time she took a breath, her throat felt like it was being scraped by sandpaper. Sweat soaked the clothes on her entire back. Her muscles were so sore that she was almost numb, but she still tried to pull her legs forward, for fear that if she stopped, she would be spotted by Wolf.

I didn't say I had to run 30 laps in the afternoon. If I had known, I would have come next week! She regretted it!

"Ms. Lilith, are you okay?" Daniel had already surpassed Lilith by a whole lap. He walked past her easily and asked with great concern.

When there were many people around, Daniel would turn back into his humble and polite gentleman self. However, when he said such things with that big, bruised and swollen nose, the gentlemanly effect was greatly reduced and even looked a little funny.

Lilith wanted to laugh but didn't dare to open her mouth. If she opened her mouth at this time, she would have to eat a mouthful of dust raised by the large group. She didn't want that. Daniel could eat as much as he wanted.

Don’t worry about other people’s speed, Lilith, just follow your own rhythm, adjust your breathing and move forward at a steady speed - Lilith encouraged herself in her heart.

"Hey, it seems that Miss Lilith is still angry with me." Daniel adjusted his steps, chose to stay beside Lilith, and smiled, "You girls are more petty and easy to hold grudges. There's really nothing I can do..."

...Here it comes again. Lilith turned her head speechlessly and looked at Daniel. She was about to speak, but because she didn't look at the road, she tripped over a piece of gravel, lost her balance and fell towards Daniel.

——I don’t want this kind of plot!!!

Lilith screamed in despair in her heart the second she fell towards Daniel! Falling flat on the ground and falling down is enough! !

Just as she desperately threw herself towards the unaware Daniel, a strong hand stretched out like lightning and grabbed Lilith's arm tightly from the right back. The force was so great that it pulled Lilith's body back to balance.

Lilith used this power to stand firm. She was panting heavily with lingering fear. It was no exaggeration to say that cold sweat broke out on her forehead at that moment. She breathed a sigh of relief and turned to look at the owner of the hand.

"Are you okay, Lilith?" The black-haired boy let go of her hand after she stood firm, and his usually expressionless face now showed concern.

"I'm fine, thank you, Ian." Lilith was extremely grateful. We almost turned into a melodramatic school movie. Ian, you did a great job! Lilith was so moved that she cried.

"Where's your ankle? Is it sprained?" Ian was a little worried and tried to squat down to check.

"It's really okay! Don't worry!" Lilith quickly stepped back a few steps and stopped Ian's actions.

"What are you guys doing over there? Run!" After a short pause, Wolfe's scolding came immediately. Lilith stuck out her tongue and secretly complained that Mr. Wolfe's eyesight was too good! Then she quickly signaled Ian to run together.

Lilith felt so happy that she had survived a disaster. She couldn't wait to talk to one of the only two people the Guardian was familiar with, "Ian, you..."

"Don't talk while running, Lilith, it's easy to get stomachaches." Ian reminded.

Lilith: ...Okay.

Then he closed his mouth obediently, gritted his teeth and ran the last few laps. Although Ian said nothing, he always kept the same pace as Lilith and followed silently beside her.

"Huh! It's finally over!" After finally finishing the race, Lilith collapsed on the grass beside the training ground. Her whole body was as red as a ripe peach. The heat was almost visible from her sweaty blonde hair. It had been too long since she had such high-intensity exercise. She felt like her arms and legs no longer belonged to her.

"Lilith..." Ian looked at Lilith and hesitated for a moment before opening his mouth, "It's not good to lie down right after running..."

However, Lilith just struggled and waved her hands, "It doesn't matter, Ian, as long as I'm still alive after running." At this moment, even if Teacher Wolf whipped her, she would not be able to get up from the lawn.

This time it was Ian's turn to shut his mouth.

"But you really have a lot of sports experience, Ian. Was this all taught by Mr. Wolfe? I feel like I missed a lot." Lilith took a deep breath and finally had some energy to chat with her friends.

"No, I also trained in High Court before, and the content is similar, so I have more experience." Ian shook his head and replied.

"High Garden..." Lilith said in a trance, "You used to -"

"Lilith!" A pair of long legs appeared in Lilith's sight. She looked up and saw the familiar sword with twined twig patterns still in her arms.

"Teacher Wolfe, you..." Why are you still holding me for such a long time? ?

"Stand up, Lilith." Teacher Wolfe was not as kind and talkative as he was when Rebecca was present. He just glanced at her coldly and gave a serious order.

Lilith could only use her hands and feet to get up and stand upright.

"Follow me." Teacher Wolfe turned around and left without saying a word, and Lilith hurriedly followed.

"Teacher Wolf, where are we going?" After walking through one training ground after another and passing by a rose garden that Lilith had never been to, she finally couldn't help but ask.

"You forgot what you said so quickly?" When no one was around, Teacher Wolfe stopped looking so gloomy and turned around to glance at her with a smile. "Although you can only barely pass the physical fitness test, I am a teacher who keeps my word. Come and get your practice sword."

He finally stopped when he reached a stone building and opened the heavy stone door.

Lilith walked in and looked around quietly. The house seemed to be built entirely of stone. There were many stone pillars in the house that supported the backbone of the house, which looked solemn and peaceful.

Separated by stone pillars are rows of weapon racks filled with swords. Sunlight shines through the narrow windows, creating a patchwork of light and dark.

Lilith picked and chose from the row of rapiers, pulled out one and weighed it. She felt the weight was acceptable, so she stopped worrying and said, "This is it."

Wolf nodded and led her out. Lilith took the scabbard off the weapon rack and happily put the sword on, but she felt a row of uneven marks.

"...Teacher, what is this?" Lilith silently recited a spell of illumination, and finally saw that those uneven surfaces were rows of small characters.

"Well, every guardian must swear an oath to the sword after choosing it. That is the guardian's oath."

"Take an oath like a knight?" Lilith looked at the small words carefully.

"Yes, but you don't have to. After all, you are a magician. This oath is not suitable for you." Wolf leaned against the door and said casually.

Lilith was speechless. Her hand gently stroked the plain wooden scabbard. The light of illumination illuminated the tiny words. She couldn't help but read them over and over again. She seemed to hear the voices of countless people who had made vows in this room.

I swear on my soul that I will be the magician's indestructible shield in front of him and his everlasting support behind him. I will use my courage and strength to resist all threats and protect the brightness and tranquility of his magic path until the last moment of my life.