BXBX NOVEL Chapter 297 297 - Healing
Chapter 297 297 - Healing
"Aiden, are you okay?" A voice shouted close to Aiden\'s ears.
Aiden wasn\'t sure about the owner of that voice at all, as he could only hear a ringing noise in both of his ears.
\'Did I do it? Was it a draw?\' Aiden thought as he felt his consciousness slowly fading from his body.
"Why did you do that, are you stupid!" the same voice as earlier shouted in one of his ears.
However, Aiden wasn\'t able to comprehend any of that as he could barely even see or walk.
The damage from David\'s spell truly had been massive.
Aiden feeling how weak he currently was, looked toward his feet and the rest of his body wondering if he had taken a lot of damage.
And from what he could see at the moment. It had been an absolute massacre, his body was close to being thorned to pieces because everywhere that Aiden looked he could see blood coming out of his body.
"Why didn\'t he just give up, is that boy stupid," David muttered as he looked at the state of Aiden\'s body.
Fortunately for him, he wasn\'t in the same situation at all as he had gotten just enough time to teleport away, dodging Aiden\'s suicide attempt.
David didn\'t get enough time to deactivate that spell of him, which resulted in one massive explosion of Space Mana.
However, he dismissed those thoughts as he lifted Aiden from the ground taking him into his arms.
\'I\'ll go see June, she\'s the best healer in the academy,\' the director thought as he had no idea how to use light mana.
Without wasting any more time, he teleported away leaving only a destroyed Coliseum for tomorrow.
\'Let\'s just hope that he makes it out of this alive, who cares about that fight tomorrow?\' David thought as he couldn\'t help but blame himself in the back of his mind.
After all, this was his fault, he only hadn\'t cast such a dangerous spell. Sure, Aiden had been extremely reckless, but both parties were to blame.
David had a lot of other methods to take down Aiden, he had simply taken one of them without thinking too much about it.
Now, looking back at it, it had been a huge mistake on his part and he promised that he would never use such a spell on one of his disciples ever again.
Next time, he would make sure to be a lot more careful.
*Swoosh*
That was the sound of the teleportation spell that he just used as he was now in the infirmary of the academy with a half-dead student in his arms.
"Where is June?" The director asked right away as he looked at the young girl who was behind the counter, wondering what the director of the academy was doing there right in front of her.
Had he beaten up a student? Just what the hell happened for such a kid to arrive in that state?
The girl behind the counter had no idea, however, she pitied the young man as only time would tell if he would be able to walk again.
\'Let\'s pray that Miss June will pull it off,\' the girl thought, as she called June to the counter by pushing a single button under her desk.
A few seconds later, the one who would be healing Aiden arrived.
"David? What are you doing here at such an hour?" June asked as she was more shocked by the director visiting than the student who was about to bleed out in his arms.
"Just take care of him, make sure that he lives," the director said with a serious tone in his voice.
June immediately knew that this student was really important as she had never seen the director ask someone to save a student.
\'But how did that student hurt himself that much, it\'s like he tried enduring an attack from one of the strongest mages that exist,\' she thought, knowing that there was absolutely no way that such a thing happened.
It wasn\'t like Aiden was so reckless that he would actually try to draw against the director of the Magic Academy.
"Follow me, I\'ll heal him," she said as she immediately turned around with the director following her without wasting those precious seconds.
Aiden who was currently being held by David was still conscious as he could see a little bit where he was at the moment. However, he hadn\'t been able to hear anything yet as that ringing was still in his head.
It didn\'t want to go away by the looks of it.
\'Where are they taking me? Am I going to die? Why did I even try to do such a stupid thing...\' Aiden thought as he was starting to realize the situation that he was in.
He could feel the blood leaving his body little by little and his head felt even more light-headed as time went by.
It was quite an interesting feeling, being so close to dying.
Aiden had already experienced it once or twice if he counted the duel against Emma, however, he had died right away. This time was truly different as he could feel that death was close.
However, Aiden had to admit that it wasn\'t a problem at all as he knew what he had done.
He knew that it hadn\'t been the smartest thing, but that didn\'t matter to him as long as he tried his best.
While those thoughts were entering Aiden\'s fading mind, June was getting the situation explicated through David.
"So, you\'re telling me that this student is hurt this badly because of you?" She asked, unsure how she should react to learning this news.
"Well... it\'s a little bit his fault too," the director tried to say before June interrupted him right away.
"I don\'t care about whose fault it is, just why did you use such a powerful spell, it seems obvious that you were going to defeat him anyway. God, just how stupid are you?" June asked, truly exasperated with how the director of the Magic Academy was acting.
Right as she finished that, they had finally reached the table on which Aiden would be getting healed as she was getting ready as fast as she could.
She knew that if she waited to long before healing him, then there were chances that Aiden wouldn\'t walk again. That\'s why she had walked so fast on the way, only asking the most important question like what type of mana Aiden had been injured with.
And from what the director had told her, it was Space Mana. Basically, the worst type of mana that Aiden could have gotten hurt with.
"Do you think he\'s going to make it? He has a duel tomorrow and I\'m sure he wouldn\'t want to miss it," the director said as he slowly backed away from June, knowing that she wouldn\'t find this comment funny at all.