The knight found out,
after three years of experience,
that he went to academy looking for
others with interests alike
excitement, adventure, novelty, ideas
but he found that in academy, people are truly interested in academics, and not so much in excitement.
And more importantly, that he actually wasn't interested in ideas alone.
That one assumption he had rarely, if ever, dared to question.
And when an assumption is broken, what is done?
Dispel the concepts built upon that assumption.
Being intelligent does not oblige one to mingle with other intelligent people, nor to prove oneself. The same rules apply - Life is a sandbox. Be what you will.
I came looking to be recognized for my intellectual potential. I learned two things. First, my intellect is not as supreme as I once thought. Second, I was following a path given to me, assuming I was what others thought me to be: a potential scientific prodigy, a logically guided and bound creature. But I am what I am, and not what I think I am.