lot of material. He bit his lip.
-Go ahead, Draco.- Darius nodded encouragingly.- Don't worry about anything except what you want to do. -Ymmm... Military class...- The dragon muttered under his breath.- I would like to go to the military class.- He repeated louder, though not very confidently.
-I suspected as much.- Darius's lips twitched as if he wanted to smile half-heartedly, but he controlled the tic. The mage reached for the envelope and pulled out one of the written pages.- In that case, you will have to take two types of exams, theoretical and practical.- Bleist looked up from the page and must have noticed the dragon's uncertainty.- Don't worry about anything, - he said, putting the paper aside. - Based on what you learned in Dagos and during this short time under my tutelage, you can be confident about your progress and your level compared to the rest of the class. Above all, don't worry about your knowledge of magic. The basics of magic are only introduced at the end of the second year, so you haven't started much later than the others. The first year, in practical terms, focuses mainly on physical fitness and mastering the source. The second year is about controlling power. It seems to me that in both of these areas, you are far ahead of your peers. Remember that you taught yourself to fully control your source and precisely manipulate your power. - The magician went back to reading the page he had just put down. - Getting back to the topic... Oh yes, the theory exams: languages... - He ran his finger over something. - Atlantean and one foreign language... Your aunt took care of that. If I didn't know you were from Dagos, I wouldn't believe that Atlantean wasn't your native language when talking to you. You can take draconic as a foreign language. There will be no problem with that. Next is arithmetic, geography and history. There won't be any problems with that either... The basics of navigation... We'll have to work a little on topics beyond what they taught
