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Journal of The Silent Tactician

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They called him the “Silent Tactician” long before the blood dried on the banners. Before the journal was found. Before history remembered the cost. At the heart of an elite academy where talent alone isn't enough, Nitsuo stands not with power or prestige—but with silence, strategy, and an unreadable gaze. To most, he’s just a quiet second-year. To a few, he is the mind behind impossible victories. Behind his team’s laughter, behind the storm of noble politics and magical duels, he records everything—in a worn leather journal that one day will be all that remains. Each student here dreams of glory. Each battle is more than a test; it’s a war for identity. Magic is studied like warcraft. Words are weapons. Feelings are hidden behind masks, until a single moment—a mistake, a duel, a glance too long—cracks them wide open. But Nitsuo didn’t come here to win. He came to carry a promise. And while his comrades clash and grow, while quiet rivalries bloom into unspoken feelings and accidental flirts stir the hearts of more than one, a war far beyond the school walls brews in the dark. Because legends aren't born—they’re remembered. And The Silent Tactician doesn’t speak to be heard. He writes so his story won't be lost.
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Chapter 1 - Entry One – The Day I Remembered I Wasn’t Whole.

I woke before dawn.

Not from dreams—

but from something older than them.

A silence deeper than sleep.

The hands I see aren't mine.

The mirror gives back a stranger's face.

And yet… there's a calm in my chest.

Not peace—

not quite—

but the stillness that comes after choosing something irreversible.

They say I'm seventeen.

That next year, I'll go to the Academy in the capital.

I say nothing.

But when I sit beneath the trees at dusk,

and the wind moves like an old friend,

whispering through the leaves…

Something in me remembers what it means to lose everything—

and still choose to carry on.