Forgive me Darius, but I think, it would be better if I explain it. Listen- she said turning to Draco.- the matter is a little complicated. You know that no one from outside the dragon community is allowed to attend the Academy regardless of the circumstances, and no matter how you look at it, by obtaining Atlantean citizenship you have been, in a way, removed from the community.- She paused for a moment, watching as her words slowly reached the boy. She saw how at first he didn't quite know what it meant, and then through disbelief he moved rather quickly to grim acceptance of reality. He didn't ask any question, which surprised Gizel.- However, we managed to bend it a bit and agreed with the Council that you will receive the appropriate education from one of its masters. However, as if to say, it will basically come down to checking your progress and on the final exam for the title of master, but without the possibility of holding public office. It's probably nothing unusual today, as many masters waive these rights.- She finished and waited for a reaction as did Bleist and Othis. The boy looked resigned to the situation, and she could see some kind of relief in his eyes. She didn't know what it could be related to. Maybe it's about this group that is bullying him so much? She asked herself the question and almost immediately answered it in the affirmative.
-So they finally got rid of me...- said the dragon without looking anyone in the eye. He looked as if he had been expecting this for a long time.
-What does it mean finally?- Darius asked quietly. Othis noticed that his friend went slightly pale, and anger ignited in his eyes. The Ambassador guessed that, on the one hand, the reason for this could be concern for the boy, who, if he agreed, would become his apprentice, and on the other hand, awareness of what the young dragon had to go through.
-About a year ago...- Draco began quietly, looking at the floor.-After Pirce and
