Gravity Mage with Level-Up System

Steel Family:

The Aftermath

The sky above darkened as the colossal aircraft, a behemoth of metal and magic, descended upon the besieged Steel Family compound.

With a thunderous roar, it hovered over the chaos, its imposing presence casting a long, ominous shadow. The arrested male wizards, their spirits broken but their defiance still simmering, were herded onto the vessel.

As the aircraft ascended, leaving a trail of dust and disbelief in its wake, the Special Team divided its forces. A contingent, armed with advanced weaponry and magic, was left behind to maintain order and prevent any potential uprising from the remaining Steel Family members.

The other half, their task grimly efficient, escorted the prisoners back to the heart of the Wizard Academy.

Beyond the compound walls, the local wizarding community watched the events unfold with a mixture of shock and resignation.

The once-proud Steel Family, a bulwark against chaos, had fallen. Rodney Steel, the indomitable patriarch who had withstood countless trials, had surrendered. The image of him, the once-mighty wizard, kneeling before his captors was a stark and bitter pill to swallow.

Whispers and murmurs spread like wildfire through the wizarding populace. Many had expected a bloody, protracted conflict, a final, defiant stand by the Steel Family. Instead, they had witnessed a swift and decisive end to a saga that had gripped the entire region.

The neighboring wizarding families, once rivals and sometimes allies of the Steels, sighed in collective relief. While they mourned the fall of a once-powerful clan, they also recognized the futility of resisting the Academy's might.

A single family, no matter how strong, could not hope to prevail against an institution that commanded such vast resources and power. The Steel Family's fate served as a stark reminder of the precarious balance of power in their world.

A pall of despair hung heavy over the Steel Family compound. The once vibrant tapestry of life had been reduced to a monochromatic canvas of grief and uncertainty. Children, their laughter once echoing through the halls, now clung to their mothers, their small bodies trembling with fear.

The women, pillars of strength in their own right, wept silently, their tears a testament to the shattered dreams of a family. The elderly, their eyes filled with the wisdom of ages, looked on with a mix of sorrow and resignation.

News of the Steel Family's downfall spread like wildfire through the capital city. The once-impregnable fortress, a symbol of power and prestige, had been humbled. Yet, despite the public's thirst for details, the heart of the wizarding world remained inaccessible to the common folk.

This was a realm of arcane secrets and potent magic, a place where ordinary laws did not apply. The capital buzzed with speculation, but concrete information was scarce.

The attack on the Steel Family was an unprecedented event. In a world where wizarding clans and families had maintained a delicate balance of power for centuries, such a brazen assault was unheard of. The very foundation of wizarding society seemed to tremble.

People questioned the Academy's motives, their minds racing with theories about the true reasons behind the attack. Fear, tinged with a sense of impending doom, crept into the hearts of the populace. For in the shadow of this event, they saw a reflection of their own vulnerability.

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Dean Tower:

In the heart of the Academy, within the imposing Dean Tower, an aged man sat hunched over a desk, his eyes fixed on a stack of reports. Dean, a figure shrouded in an aura of both wisdom and ruthlessness, was meticulously studying the unfolding drama of the Steel Family.

As he absorbed the news of Rodney Steel's surrender, a flicker of approval danced in his aged eyes. "Looks like he is opportunistic but not stupid," he murmured, a wry smile tugging at his lips.

The Dean had authorized the Special Squad to use force if necessary, but a peaceful resolution was always preferable. Rodney's decision to comply had spared countless lives and, more importantly, provided a valuable opportunity.

A complex web of intrigue was unfolding before the Dean's eyes. Vincent Carey's cryptic warnings of a larger conspiracy had sent shockwaves through the academy.

Especially to the upper echelons of the academy, Magic Lords.

A second Special Squad, operating in complete secrecy, had been tasked with monitoring the enigmatic Level-7 Wizard, Bailey. Dean suspected a deep-rooted infiltration, a cancer eating away at the heart of the Academy. The Council Hall, a bastion of power and tradition, was under particular scrutiny.

Rodney Steel was the key to unlocking this mystery. With each passing moment, the Dean's resolve hardened. He would extract every piece of information from the fallen patriarch, every clue that could lead to the exposure of the traitors. The fate of the Academy, perhaps even the realm itself, depended on his success.

As he leaned back in his chair, a cold determination settled over him. This was a game of shadows, a battle for the soul of the Academy. And Dean was prepared to play it to the end.

Shortly afterward,

A Shadow Over the Academy

The shockwaves of the library incident had barely begun to ripple through the Academy when the sky above was pierced by an extraordinary sight. A colossal aircraft, unlike anything the students had ever seen, breached the Academy's airspace. Its sheer size dwarfed even the most imposing structures on campus.

A collective gasp escaped the lips of the students gathered outside. Its sleek, imposing silhouette was a stark contrast to the more conventional flying vehicles that serviced the Academy. The urgency and finality etched into its design were unmistakable. This was no ordinary transport craft; it was a behemoth designed for times of crisis.

Speculation ran rampant among the student body. What could possibly necessitate the deployment of such a formidable vessel? The library incident, while disturbing, seemed almost inconsequential in comparison to the imposing figure that now dominated the sky.Nôv(el)B\\jnn

Yet, for those in the know, the connection was clear. The Steel Family, once a formidable force, had fallen. And the arrival of this colossal aircraft signaled the Academy's determination to assert its dominance.