First Legendary Dragon: Starting With The Limitless System novel Chapter 154

Arya chuckled at her joke and nodded her head, "Tavian might be more receptive since he doesn't have a club already. But who knows, he might already be in one."

They wandered through the grounds, finally spotting Tavian near one of the training yards, talking energetically with several other commoner students.

"Tavian," Orion called out calmly, gaining his attention. Tavian quickly straightened, looking slightly nervous yet clearly excited by Orion's presence.

"Orion—uh, I mean, Young Master Orion! Good morning!" Tavian stammered, bowing politely.

Orion chuckled softly, gesturing him to relax. "Please, just Orion is fine. Actually, I came to invite you to join the club I'm forming with Arya, Emilia, Elias, Nyss, and Felira. We're aiming to explore ruins, dungeons, training locations, among other opportunities beyond just classes."

Tavian's eyes widened, clearly conflicted. "That sounds amazing! But… I've already joined the Adventurer's Guild Club. They accepted me right away, and I promised to help some of my fellow commoner friends there."

Orion's lips twitched, feeling his bad day was ongoing, "Haha, no worries, Tavian. Looking after your friends is commendable no matter what. But if things change later on, let me know."

Tavian visibly relaxed, grateful for Orion's understanding. "Thanks, Orion. It truly means a lot. I hope we can cooperate someday."

As they departed, Arya playfully elbowed Orion again, giggling mischievously. "Oh no, Brother Orion, two rejections in a row! Your flawless record is tarnished!"

Orion sighed dramatically, feigning annoyance. "Yes, yes. I suppose even prodigies must face setbacks occasionally."

Laughing cheerfully, Arya linked her arm playfully with Emilia's. "Let's see if Kale will make it a streak of three."

Emilia smiled quietly, eyes twinkling subtly with amusement at their banter. They continued walking around the academy while looking for Kale.

And after a while, they located Kale near one of the training grounds, chatting leisurely with several other students.

Orion calmly approached him and called out, "Kale, good to see you."

Kale turned around and raised an eyebrow looking at the coming group, "Orion, Princess Arya, Emilia, good to see you all as well. Do you need something from me?"

Orion smiled calmly, quickly outlining the club's purpose and current members, emphasizing the already existing high-ranking nobles and growth opportunities they had.

Kale listened quietly, considering carefully before finally responding. "Hmm, I joined my family's club already, but honestly… your club sounds far more intriguing and beneficial. Plus, having Princess Arya involved significantly boosts its reputation."

Arya gracefully smiled and nodded her head, "We'd truly like to have you join our club. After all, you are one of the top geniuses of our batch."

Kale nodded, clearly convinced by Arya's sincere words. "Very well, I'll withdraw from my family's club and join yours. With this lineup, it's clearly a better choice for me." _{freewёbn૦νeɭ.com}

Orion smiled, nodding appreciatively. "Welcome aboard, Kale. You won't be disappointed in your decision."

Kale chuckled lightly, "I also hope I won't come to regret this decision."

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As they walked toward the designated meeting place at the west-side fountain, Arya giggled softly, nudging Orion once more playfully. "Finally broke your losing streak, Brother Orion!"

Orion laughed gently, shaking his head with mock exasperation. "Two out of four. Fifty-fifty. Not terrible odds."

Arya lightly giggled, "Not two out of four but seven out of nine. That's great already since each member is equal to dozens of normal students and their influence in the kingdom is unmatched."

Orion rubbed his chin in agreement, "You are right maybe. But well, still need to go and see what Sylvia's thoughts are on joining the club."

Emilia's expression turned thoughtful, 'Sylvia huh… I don't think that sword maniac would be interested in joining the club. She would rather train with her sword than explore other places.'