Chapter 30: Time for Training

Harry did his best to keep Charles alive. The man hadn't been himself ever since he returned from fighting his opponent and nothing seemed to bring him back. He was beginning to grow tired of Charles's new characters. But as a friend he understood that this was his duty and his duty alone.

Wilson had tried his best, and after several failed attempts he had gotten mad at Charles and almost punched the man in the face. He really couldn't blame Wilson, he was at the verge of doing the same thing.

Charles was his best friend and Harry could fully comprehend what was going on with his best friend at the moment. He would be devastated as well if he was in Charles condition. For someone who hadn't lost since they knew how to fight, loosing was definitely going to be a game changer for them.

Charles's issue wasn't especially loosing a fight, it was the fact that he had to run that had crushed his spirit and had thrown him into the state he was currently in.