he had to admit to himself that it wasn't his forte. - It's a straight path from the gate to the entrance.
-Don't be so sure.- Aiden smiled half-heartedly.- The Towers themselves are only part of the buildings. There really isn't much at the front. At least, judging by what's on the main road. — Draco listened intently. — If you go to the right behind the gate, towards Rithien, you'll find the dormitories, and on the opposite side there's a park where you can relax on hot days. As you noticed yourself, there are vineyards in front of the Academy entrance, and a little further towards the city gate leading outside the walls to Solthem, there are greenhouses. Not far behind the gate is the village of Ibran, so if you ever come back from the north of the island and don't make it before the city gates close, you can sleep there. It's relatively cheap and the conditions aren't too bad. – They moved from the building to the Tower of Light, where semicircular corridors ran around the central part of the building. – So that's what we have around us. The most interesting thing, at least for us, is what's behind the main building. There are shooting ranges, separate training arenas for combat and magic, obstacle courses and, most importantly, riding tracks. Of course, there are also stables and veterinary departments, as well as magical animal breeding and training facilities. Everything is under control.
-Riding? — The dragon had rather bad associations with his first ride. — I wasn't really expecting that.
-It starts this year and is compulsory. — Aiden beamed. — I can't wait.
—Do you know what you get to ride? — Draco dismissed besses as an impossible idea. However, there were many breeds of mounts left.
—Various ones. —The boy shrugged, but the smile remained on his face. —I snuck in a few times to watch and saw horses, Karsun does and orvangs. —He recounted excitedly. - Apparently, if someone is really good, they can try their hand at a warg or even
