Chapter 30 : Enemies of State

• A week had passed since he had received his apprenticeship. From early morning until late into the evening, he attended to Lord Blackridge and his needs. His time was filled with meetings, hearings, inspections, and various matters of state, which, on this particular occasion, meant piles and piles of paperwork.
• Kelvin sat sorting the papers as Blackridge read through them, writing out the replies.
• 'It's funny... this work is all so political. I would've expected the position of Archmage to be a little more magical.'