Guardianix Club Season 01

Episode 3 Chapter 3: The Dining Room Revelation

The dining room of the Guardianix Academy was a vibrant and lively place, filled with the mingling scents of magical dishes and the cheerful hum of conversation. The enchanted decor and floating lights added a whimsical touch to the atmosphere. Electra walked in, her eyes scanning the room for familiar faces.

"Hey, everyone!" she called out with a smile, her voice carrying across the room. "Mind if I join you for lunch?"

Jingliu, who was already seated with a small group of students, waved her over enthusiastically. "Of course, Electra! Grab a seat. What's on the menu today?"

Electra settled into an empty chair, intrigued by the offerings described by her friends. "So, what's on today's menu?"

Argenti, always keen to share exciting details, leaned forward with a grin. "I heard they're serving enchanted salads. The leaves change colors as you eat them."

Blade, with his usual calm demeanor, added, "And there's mirror-steamed fish. It reflects your true self while you chew."

Alex, not to be outdone, chimed in with his characteristic enthusiasm, "And for dessert, harmonious cupcakes. Each bite plays a different melody."

Electra chuckled at the imaginative descriptions of their meal. "Sounds intriguing. I can't wait to try it."

As they began to enjoy their magical lunch, the conversation turned to more personal topics. Electra, curious about her new friends, asked Jingliu, "So, Jingliu, how did you become the Guardian of Lunar Flame?"

Jingliu took a sip of her enchanted salad, the leaves shifting colors to a serene blue. She sighed, her expression thoughtful. "Ah, well, it's a mystery. I woke up one day with these powers—the ability to manipulate moonlit crystals. I have no memory of how or why. It just happened."

Argenti's eyes widened with fascination. "Moonlit crystals? That sounds fascinating! And Blade, your mirror abilities?"

Blade, who was savoring his mirror-steamed fish, looked up. "Similar story for me. I discovered my power during a storm. A shard of broken mirror revealed hidden truths to me. But as for its origin, it's unknown."

Alex, intrigued by the conversation, turned to his friend. "And you, Alex? How did you become the Defender of Sound?"

Alex smiled, reminiscing fondly. "My grandmother was a bard. She taught me to manipulate sound waves. To me, music isn't just notes—it's a form of power. But the origins of my abilities? Those are lost to time."

Argenti looked around, his curiosity piqued. "What about Lord Orthon, our principal? He's the Defender of Stars."

Jingliu nodded, her gaze thoughtful. "He's quite enigmatic. They say he can read constellations like books. His past, though, is shrouded in celestial secrets. Not much is known about him."

Electra's curiosity was piqued. "And Lord Phobus? The villain?"

Blade's expression darkened slightly. "He was once a defender like us, but darkness consumed him. His phobia powers twist fears into weapons. His origin is a tragic tale of a hero falling to despair."

Alex's voice was firm, filled with resolve. "We'll stop him. Together."

Electra looked around at her friends, her heart swelling with a sense of unity. "Agreed. We're more than our powers—we're a team, bound by mysteries and purpose."

As they finished their meal, the conversation drifted to lighter topics, but the discussions had forged a deeper understanding among the group.