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After a day and a half of travel, the ship finally anchored on the small island of the humans.
As soon as he left the ship, it started to rain. First a drop, then two... after that it became into a pouring rain.
Without minding about that, went to the training hall. He stopped under a roof in the way just to check his map and keep going.

Reaching his destination, all wet, asked for the person in charge.
They told him he should speak with the grand master and so hi did. He told Drenix that it was better for him to rest and give him a letter for one of the guard, so he'll show him a room for the night.
He felt like an eternity since the last time he slept on a mattress.
When he woke up the next day, the grand master called him on the practice field.
The entrance test was simple, they asked him what kind of weapons he knew how to handle, but it was a hard decision. He was used to almost any kind of weapons -especially daggers, bows and spears, wich he used to hunt-, because of that, they gave him a moderate test. He have to fight against some of the trainers.
He did pretty well with the wooden weapons for training. With the bow he did just ok. The nerves and the anxiety didnt helped when he tried to aim at the targets. Even so, he passed the test.
After the entrance test, he started his training. As the time passed, he started to adapt more and more in a place sorrounded with more people... with more humans...
Once in a while, he travel back to visit Athrea and also, to get more of that potion as soon as he was running short.
Nevertheless, even when he was getting use to that environment, he couldnt change his nature; he was still a lonely and reserved person.

After almost four years there, he decided it was time to leave -he almost lost control of his action and turned after a discision with a classmate-.
He told about his desicion to the gran master, who sadly agreed to let him go; with the time, Drenix became one of his best students and not only because of his skills, though his lack of communication was still a problem.

The next day, he left in silence, started doing some small works in the village to earn his ticket.