Flashback ( PDFDrive )

“No, but we do know when reckless decisions are being made—and
I’m not saying that what I just overheard isn’t a potentially valuable
course of action,” Magnate Leto told him. “But triggering memories is
not a process that should be taken lightly—and it’s definitely not a
process that two relatively untrained Telepaths who are still battling
the unknown effects of shadowflux echoes should embark upon
without consulting a Mentor. I’m going to insist that you speak with
Sir Tiergan before you attempt this—and since I’m well aware of how
limited your patience is, I’ll make sure he pays the Healing Center a
visit tomorrow.”
And I’d like to weigh in as well, he transmitted to Sophie. But we can
discuss that later.
Out loud, he added, “In the meantime, I need you to return to your
session, Mr. Sencen. I realize elvin history isn’t your favorite subject,
but it’s crucial that you attend, both for a better understanding of our
world, and to prove you’re committed to your education.”
Keefe snorted. “We all know that’s not true.”
Magnate Leto ignored him. “I’ve spoken to Lady Sanja, and she’ll
have an exam ready for you when you arrive, covering the lectures
you’ve missed recently.”
“Please, like I need to be tested.” Keefe tapped the side of his head.
“I skimmed through the reading material on the first day.
Photographic memories are so handy that way.”
“I’m glad to hear it. But it won’t help you with the notes I expect
you to take during the lecture Lady Sanja will give once you’ve
completed the exam. I’ll be checking them in this afternoon’s study
hall.”