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... heir teachers as well as a copy of the institution's syllabus. They'd help him develop and manage his own school in the future or at least get him started.

"That was more fun than I expected." Frost bore a smile on his face as he walked through the campus' grand arch. He found shaping young minds and having them hanging on his every word greatly satisfying.

He looked over the books he received, keen to dive into their pages but it would have to wait. He had more pressing matters. ...

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His amber glinted eyes bore into the woman with bloodied, broken blue hair, kneeling in complete disarray.

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