An Extra’s POV

[The Next Day]

"Good morning, everyone. I hope you all had a good night's rest."

The Chief Warrior, Brutus, faced the group of students gathered in their living room, each finding their comfortable spot.

He was the same man with a bushy beard they had met yesterday. After the students introduced themselves, the geezers followed suit.

The old ones were the nation's most accomplished Mages, and they had all been involved in the Summoning Magic that brought them to this world.

Once the introductions were in order, Adonis proposed giving his classmates time to rest and process the whirlwind of events that had occurred, so Brutus and the guards escorted them to their living quarters.

And, just as expected for the world's chosen saviors, their residence was nothing short of spectacular.

Each had a personal room, and they shared a spacious parlor big enough to host a crowd thrice their number without feeling cramped.

The furniture might have been medieval, but it was the best they could have asked for. The décor and vibe exuded a royal essence, making their quarters feel regal in every aspect.

The twenty-nine Otherworlders found themselves treated like royalty from day one, despite the fact that they were foreigners.

Of course, the absence of modern amenities like air conditioners or running water made it a little difficult for some to get used to the new environment.

The students were initially oblivious to these difficulties, but as time went on, they slowly realized the downsides of their new, unfamiliar world.

Fortunately, they were able to adapt just fine.

Their needs were met by attentive servants, ensuring they never lacked water or other basic needs. The natural airflow in their rooms and the spacious parlor kept them comfortably settled.

It wasn't perfect by any means, but considering the world they were currently in, it was the best they could hope for.

The following day, Brutus paid them a visit.

"We slept well. Your hospitality is remarkable," Adonis replied on behalf of the group. No one voiced any grievances.

"I'm glad to hear that. I bring news today. If you don't mind, I would like to proceed." Brutus continued, eager to share important information.

Adonis took his time to look at his classmates, and all of them seemed pretty cool about the whole thing.

He then turned to the Chief Warrior and nodded.

"Alright. Go ahead."

"Thank you, Hero," Brutus acknowledged, his stern expression tightening for an unknown reason.

"The rulers of the land wish to meet you. Since learning of the successful Summoning, their eagerness to see you has grown. However, out of respect for your need to rest, the meeting was postponed until today," Brutus explained, awaiting their response.

just one?"

Adonis, it seemed only she would occasionally voice out her opinions. The others were content to

are the United Human Alliance, and our nation is led by the Royal

that the Royal Council comprised rulers of the separate human nations that were now unified under one

the decision to summon us too?" Alicia

his head

the prolonged

Will you lead the way?"

You can count on me." It seemed Brutus had been anxiously waiting for an answer, and upon getting one,

to meet the rulers," Adonis addressed

we change into something more suitable?" a voice chimed

have one

sure Adonis will ask if we can have more options,"

students stood up,

"Let's go!"

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trailed by the rest and followed by Brutus, they walked through hallways, then

fantasy world. It had a

the golden sun, and its outer

interior, it

adorned every corner of the hallway, stealing

mirrored tiles

As the Otherworlders followed

to it. You're the saviors of this world," Brutus remarked, noticing

not everyone was

to meet the supreme

they had disappeared

the summoned Otherworlders," Brutus announced loudly as he pushed open

his lead, Adonis and his classmates entered in a

mouths, attempts to stifle their

Room, the Living Quarters, the hallways, or the breathtaking design of the Palace

felt as though they were walking on ground

brilliant lights that emanated from various precious gems around made it seem like

filled the air—an aroma

stood in strategic positions in the throne-room,

were the rulers of the United

adorned in elegant robes and crowned heads sat atop this

an indescribable weight that words could not

students confusedly looked at one another, not knowing whether to bow

no

he reassured his classmates with

it proper to show respect to a stranger like Seraph. Yet,