Rise of dragon Bloodborne

He was about to introduce his names when a man entered the grand hall

As the man clad in armor entered the grand hall, all eyes were drawn to him. His chiseled features and confident demeanor commanded attention, and the children gazed at him with admiration.

"Hello," he said, his deep voice resonating through the hall. "My name is Duke, and I will be your instructor for today. I'd like to welcome you all to the Dragon Academy for Dragon Bloodborns."

The room fell silent, with all eyes fixed on Duke.

"I know some of you may have heard stories about this academy, founded by the first lord of our village. Some of those stories might be true, while others might be exaggerated. What's important for you to know is that you're here to become stronger."

Duke paused, surveying the room.

"As you may know, this academy was established by the first lord, who was also the first Dragon Bloodborne. He possessed a unique gift – the ability to control all five elements of nature."

The room erupted into murmurs of surprise.

Duke nodded. "That's correct. The first lord was an exceptional individual, and his abilities were unparalleled. He was the first child born of a dragon and a human, making him the first Dragon Bloodborne. You could say he's our ancestor, and all Dragon Bloodborns, including yourselves, are his descendants."

Duke's expression turned serious.

"This academy was built to help you reach your full potential as carriers of dragon blood. Your training will prepare you to protect our village and uphold the legacy of the first lord."

He paused, scanning the room.

"You've all been assigned a roommate and a teammate. I advise you to get along with your teammates, as you'll need to rely on each other in the challenges ahead."

With a final nod, Duke dismissed the students. "Rest up, and training will begin tomorrow, you are all dismissed " everyone started rushing out of the hall probably to find there room.

I better get to my room than, hope my roommate's are not  annoying pricks. He left the hall not even hearing the two boys from the pillar waving at him.