he need to read?
-Draco. - Darius put his hand on his shoulder, and the boy jumped slightly and looked at his master. - As I said, take it easy. - He spoke slowly and with conviction. - I didn't tell you this before, but the tasks I gave you last week were from the qualifying exams for the third year of military class. From this and previous years. - He smiled more boldly. - You did very well with all of them, so don't worry about not knowing something.
The dragon was stunned. For several days now, he had been convinced that the additional tasks, apart from those related to learning magic, were intended to test the level of education at the Dagos Academy, but it never even crossed his mind that these were mock exams prepared by the master. To be honest, he even caught himself wondering several times if they weren't too easy in some parts.
-Here is a list of requirements.- Darius handed the paper to the student.- Please review it at your leisure. And now we'll do a little revision…
Today's lessons were different than before. The master pointed out the differences between draconic and magical teaching. He also tried to draw his apprentice's attention to issues that he had previously overlooked as insignificant, but which could become very important for someone who cannot fly. Although this mainly boiled down to learning how to orientate oneself in terrain other than rising above the surroundings to find landmarks and further navigation by the stars. At the end of the day, Darius made the dragon promise that he would not study at night and would go to sleep. After the lessons, the master was summoned to the Palace again and left in the late afternoon.
Draco, remembering his promise, went to the training ground and was surprised to find soldiers training there. He was used to them training in the morning, so he didn't expect to see anyone there. As he often appeared at the training sessions of various groups of guards, no one paid much attention
