Blade of the Blue Star: A Light Novel LitRPG (Academy of Swords Book 1) by Griffith Kal

Author:Griffith, Kal
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Fantasy Unlimited Publishing Group
Published: 2024-09-29T00:00:00+00:00

Room

Bohregard seemed to light up in a way that was usually right before he managed to accomplish something seemingly impossible. "As a matter of fact, young master, I do have an idea. Follow me."

He set off across the Academy grounds with purposeful strides, forcing me to jog to keep up. "Care to fill me in on this brilliant plan of yours?" I asked, slightly out of breath.

"Griffinheart House," Bohregard said simply.

I raised an eyebrow. "Griffinheart House? What's so special about it?"

Bohregard's lips twitched in what might have been a smile. "It's where Duke Wilhelm resided during his time at the Academy. It has a reputation for producing brave and chivalrous leaders. Fitting, don't you think?"

I couldn't help but grin. "Brave and chivalrous, huh? Sounds like my kind of place."

We approached a grand building with intricate stonework and towering spires. Bohregard paused at the entrance, turning to face me. "Now, young master, remember your manners. First impressions are crucial."

I rolled my eyes. "Yes, yes, I know. Best behavior and all that."

Bohregard knocked sharply on the massive oak door. After a moment, it swung open to reveal a stern-faced woman with graying hair pulled back into a tight bun.

"Yes?" she said, her voice as crisp as her perfectly pressed uniform.

Bohregard bowed slightly. "Good day, madam. I am Bohregard, personal steward to Lord Reinhardt Blazkowicz, heir to the Blue Star Duchy. We're here to inquire about his living arrangements."

The woman's eyebrows rose slightly at the mention of my title. "I see. I am Madame Thornwick, the dormitory mistress. Please, come in."

We followed her into a well-appointed office. Madame Thornwick seated herself behind a large desk and began rifling through a thick ledger. "Blazkowicz, Blazkowicz... I'm afraid I don't see your name here, young man. Are you certain you've been assigned to Griffinheart House?"

Before I could answer, Bohregard stepped forward. "There seems to have been an oversight, Madame Thornwick. Lord Reinhardt is newly admitted and his accommodations have not yet been arranged. We were hoping to secure a place for him here in Griffinheart House."

Madame Thornwick frowned. "I'm afraid that's not possible. Griffinheart House is full to capacity. Perhaps one of the other dormitories-"

"Madame Thornwick," Bohregard interrupted smoothly, "perhaps you're unaware that Duke Wilhelm himself resided in Griffinheart House during his time at the Academy. It would be most fitting for his heir to follow in his footsteps, don't you agree?"

I watched in fascination as Bohregard worked his magic. His tone was polite but firm, his posture impeccable. He exuded an air of authority that seemed to fill the room.

Madame Thornwick hesitated. "Well, yes, that's true, but-"

"And of course," Bohregard continued, "the Blue Star Duchy would be most grateful for your assistance in this matter. I'm sure Duke Wilhelm would be pleased to hear of your cooperation."

I had to bite my lip to keep from grinning. Bohregard was laying it on thick, but I could see Madame Thornwick wavering.

"I... suppose we could make an exception," she said slowly. "There is one room that might be suitable.

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