Here's the rewritten text with corrections and in first-person point of view:
The earliest memories I have of myself are of opening my eyes to see my beloved mother. With her beautiful dark hair and pale skin. I remember her staring into my eyes with a lovely smile as she called my name, Leo, and said I should survive while running off. Why did she run?
What did I do wrong?
Where are you, Mother?
Suddenly, I heard the alarm alerting us it was the end of a class. My friend Clara woke me up and said, "You're so lazy, sleeping through all class. No wonder your grades are bad." I smiled nervously. She was a fair maiden who was 17 years old, with blonde hair and blue eyes whose smile could brighten someone's day. She is the daughter of a baker whose family adopted me. Although they are commoners, they live a fairly good life and can afford.
Upon reaching home, dinner was already prepared, and I was greeted with smiles from a family I was lucky to have. I have a goal I really want to attain - to become the Knight Supreme, although I lack the ability to do so. To be the Knight Supreme, you have to first be a noble and be well-versed in aura manipulation. There are nine levels in aura manipulation, but the highest level reached so far is level 8, which is so powerful that it can decimate armies. Level nine is known to be the level of gods and not attainable by mankind. But I lack both the ability to use aura and I'm not a noble. I'm what people call a loser, but I still hope to dream and work hard at it.
After dinner, I went out to train as usual, but today's outing was different. I could feel myself drawn to the forest like it was calling me, and I followed. I came across a cave and walked into it. Strangely, I wasn't feeling scared or any hint of emotion. It was almost like I had been there before. When I got to the middle, I saw a statue and an inscription saying, "On the day of the eclipse, the Lord of Shadows shall be reborn." After touching the statue and reading the inscription, it pricked me and injured me, taking out a drop of my blood, which led to a strange noise.