Evelyn POV
"Welcome future students, my name is Gia Marrow, teacher here at Arch Academy, the test are simple, you must measure your magic power with a mana crystal and show high marks in your chosen element, let us begin." (Gia)
I stood with the other students to line up for the mana crystal.
I need a 90 at least to be considered a top student.
A that nosed Austin Grayson went up to score a 69.
"Ha! You commoners shouldn't even try." (Austin)
He walked to the side as everyone went as I touched it to get a 92, it shocked everyone including the noble students but.
"The crystal is always right, Evelyn Silver, well done indeed." (Gia)
"No problem." (Evelyn)
I walked to sit to watch as Austin glares at me with contempt and hatred.
"Next, show what element you are good with, everyone line up again to begin." (Gia)
Everyone did again to show there element as these kids only unlocked one element to get in as Austin had fire as he bragged.
Then I showed my lightning which the teachers thought it made sense with the high mana reserves as lightning is a powerful magic to have.
"Very good Evelyn." (Gia)
"How does she have the lightning element!" (Austin)
Olivia saw this and was filled with sorrow, the girl who once looked at her with love and kindness now looks at her annoyance.
"Be quiet, your just not above me." (Evelyn)
"You filthy commoner, how dare you talk back to nobility!" (Austin)
He shoots fire at me before Gia can act but I knocked the fireball away like a bug.
"W-What?" (Austin)
"You are so weak." (Evelyn)
I blasted him with lightning sending into the wall as I traveled at lightning speed to stand over him as I summoned spears of lightning.
"She made her mana a solid form, that's advanced magic!"
"That girl is a prodigy."
"Too bad, the rules of the academy won't save Austin, once your in the academy nobility won't help you."
That's right, nobility doesn't matter here, only the strong survive and I'm looking for my one true love which is not Olivia.
"Don't ever stand before again weakling." (Evelyn)
I made the spears disappear to walk back.