“Not really,” Magnus says. “I know Tempor though, so we should get through it quickly.”
“That’ll be good.” Terry remarks.
Fie looks out of the train. At least, for something. It’s all the highways for the time being.
“I have asked the upperclassmen in the Riding Club for the events they had as first years. It appears that they’re pitting the classes against each other for most of the events. The field studies, the examinations, the Summer Festival and most importantly, the Autumn Sports Festival.” Terry continues, talking about each event for the students.
Fie pipes up.“Don’t forget the Winter Moon Festival. That’s said to have a tough challenge for all of us first years.” Her eyes showed nary an interest and she yawned, opening her mouth wide. Terry lowers his gaze in disgust, but he continues on.
“Indeed. The only way to communicate with people from other classes is to meet them through club activities.”
“Seriously though, why bring it up now?” Fie remarks.
Magnus turned to the window. “I hope we have some water-related tasks,” he says aloud to the group. He was thinking about clear blue waves hitting the shoreline. “Did Sara slip any info to you guys?”
Ferris nods.
“We can’t let them show us up! Let’s do our best!”
And Group B has departed for Fallair.
“Now… Will they meet our expectations? Time will tell. Fufufu…”
“Never. Even if I could, that is.” Elise states, smiling. The thought probably never even crossed her mind. Ferris looks down on the ground in response to that question. “Probably.”
“I suppose. We could run into your family in the village. Is that right? What would you do?” Elise asks.
“Alright. Hunter is the only one who knows Fallair,” James says, changing the subject. “Unless one of you two have been there?” He says to Elise and Ferris. He stares at Ferris for a moment too long.
Ferris lets out a sigh, before looking out of the train window.
“I haven’t been there.”
The beautiful greenery of open fields can be seen. Several animals can be seen grazing on the fields, and several monsters can be seen: some kangaroo beasts…? No matter. They were all gone in a blink of an eye, as the train left the monsters behind.
“My mother has been there several times. But I have not set foot in the town myself.” Elise states.
“It’s beautiful…” Ferris remarked, as she appreciated the natural beauty of the place outside.