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Pyris grinned to himself. ["I love a challenge."]

As Pyris entered the hall for the first time as a Legacy, his presence immediately commanded attention. The air seemed to shift, and a murmur rippled through the crowd of elite students gathered.

Legacy members alike turned their heads, their conversations pausing as they registered who had just arrived.

Pyris's aura was undeniable—he exuded confidence, power, and an unspoken authority that overshadowed even the most prominent figures in the room. He wasn't like the other legacies who had relied on their family's status alone to earn their places; Pyris carried something deeper, something dangerous and magnetic.

Whispers began to spread among the students, some in awe and others in silent jealousy.

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"That's Pyris Obsidian? I've heard stories, but seeing him in person..." A student trailed off, the words unsaid but implied.

"His reputation precedes him... but does he really belong here?" One noble muttered, his voice tinged with envy.

But there was no denying the unspoken acknowledgment in their eyes. Even those who harbored doubts couldn't help but feel the weight of his presence.

From across the room, some of the established Legacy members, like Ragna and the Time-Space Twins, exchanged glances.

Even Thorne Vallen and Arliss Caeloria's—each powerful in their own right—watched Pyris with thinly veiled curiosity and wariness. Pyris wasn't someone they could easily ignore, and they sensed that his rise would be swift and unrelenting.

In that moment, Pyris had already asserted himself as a dominant force within the Legacy group, and everyone in the room felt it.

As the Legacies discussed their plans for the academy, after he was introduced as the new member, Pyris observed carefully, taking note of each subtle move and conversation.

This wasn't just a meeting—it was a battlefield of influence and power, and Pyris knew that soon, he would be at the center of it all.

At the end of the meeting, Pyris exchanged a brief but intense glance with Arliss. Her lips curled into a faint smile, one that promised a challenge.

Thorne, on the other hand, kept his distance, though Pyris could feel the weight of the prince's gaze.

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Pyris couldn't hold back the grin that spread across his face. This was exactly where he wanted to be.

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The grand hall had returned to its natural stillness after the intense gathering of the Legacies. The weight of what had just transpired still hung thick in the air, as if the very atmosphere had absorbed the tension and ambitions of those present.

Each member of the elite group had played their part, though one individual stood out more than the others—the newcomer, Pyris Obsidian.

As Pyris and Liez walked out of the hall, the murmurings of the other Legacies started to build behind them.

"Can you believe it?" whispered one student, their voice laced with disbelief. "Pyris Obsidian... joining the Legacies? I didn't see that coming."

"He's not just some noble though," came another response, this time from a more knowledgeable tone. "His family runs Obsidian Tech. That's no small thing. His presence could change everything. Not to mention his mother is the Duchess, I wonder why none of the Obsidians have never been in the Legacies?"

Ragna, Valarie's brother, leaned against the marble pillar in the far corner, watching Pyris with narrowed eyes. His vampire blood coursed with suspicion and curiosity. "He'll have to prove more than his family's name to earn our respect," he muttered to Alexander Eloise, who stood beside him.

Alexander, ever calm and composed, folded his arms across his chest, his expression thoughtful. "He may not need to. The Obsidian name alone is enough to rattle most people here, and you saw how he carried himself tonight. Confident, almost as if he was already one of us." He paused, his eyes following Pyris and Liez as they exited. "The real question is how much of this is part of his strategy.

You and I both know he's not just here for camaraderie."

Ragna's gaze darkened as he considered the words. "You don't need to remind me. He's ambitious, and ambition is a dangerous thing in this circle." His thoughts flickered briefly to his sister Valarie, who had clearly caught Pyris's attention earlier. That alone was enough to set him on edge.

Across the room, Serene, one of the leaders, sat gracefully in her chair, her eyes glowing with a calm but unyielding power.

As the heir of one of the most influential families, her status rivaled Pyris's. Yet, there was something about his demeanor that intrigued her.

While many of the others were still caught up in gossip, she silently evaluated Pyris's entrance into their world.

"The Obsidian boy…" she mused quietly to herself, her fingers tapping rhythmically on the arm of her chair. "He'll either strengthen our ranks, or tear them apart from within."

Arliss Caeloria the formidable daughter of the Dragon Empire's top general, was one of the few who hadn't voiced any opinion yet. Her gaze was as sharp as ever, but she held her cards close.

Unlike the others, she knew when to observe rather than speak. Yet even she couldn't deny the impact Pyris had made just by stepping into the room.

"Let them talk," she finally said, her voice soft but resolute. "Words mean little. Actions, on the other hand... those we should be wary of. And he looks like the type who prefers to act."

Her comment made Thorne Vallen, the prince of the Aether Dominion, glance her way. He shared her cautious nature. "For someone like Pyris," he said, his tone neutral, "every step is calculated. We'll need to watch him closely." His Celestial Element, derived from a fusion of Light and Life, buzzed faintly beneath his skin, a subtle reminder of the power he commanded.

The Student Council President, stood near the exit, her eyes following Pyris's figure as he disappeared from view. Unlike others she maintained a neutral expression, though inside her mind, gears were turning.

His entrance into the Legacies was both a blessing and a potential threat. If he had truly come for more than just influence, he could either bolster their power or unravel it.

"It's rare to see someone like him join us," she finally said aloud to her friends, her voice carrying a sense of authority. "We'll need to see where his loyalties lie before making any assumptions."

'Why the hell hasn't he "cashed it" in?' she wondered, was he ignoring her on purpose?

As the last whispers of the meeting faded, one thing was clear: Pyris's presence had shifted the dynamic. His confidence, charm, and strategic nature had left a mark on every individual present.

Whether they admitted it or not, the Legacies were no longer the tight-knit, untouchable group they once were.

For Pyris, however, this was just the beginning. He had only begun to plant the seeds of his plans, and soon, the Legacies would find out exactly what kind of leader he intended to be.