All Chapters of The last she: Rivaldrelle academy : Chapter 11 - Chapter 17

Raven POV“Get her!” Ariel barked.One of the girls lunged at me, the scissors glinting in her hand. My heart jumped into my throat. I tried to run, but she grabbed a fistful of my hair and yanked hard. Pain shot through my scalp. I screamed and shoved her away before those scissors could touch me.The second girl came for me from behind, strong and vicious. She wrapped her arms around me, pinning me down while I thrashed, kicking and fighting with everything I had. My chest burned, my throat raw with screams, but they were stronger.Ariel stepped forward, smirking like a predator. “Hold her still.”“No! Don’t—”She ignored me. The cold edge of the scissors brushed my head, and I heard the snip. A few strands of my hair fell to the floor. The humiliation burned deeper than the pain.Something in me snapped. I lashed out, kicking Ariel square in the stomach. She stumbled back, the scissors clattering to the ground.“You little—” She lunged, slapping me across the face so hard my vision

Raven's POVThe lecture finally ended, and before the professor could even close his book, I was already out the door. My heart pounded with excitement, not fear this time, excitement. Today was payback day.Ariel thought she could ruin my hair and walk around like she owned the world just because she was high rank. She thought I’d let it go because I was a low rank hybrid. She was wrong.I clutched my bag tighter and hurried down the hall, avoiding the curious stares of other students. If anyone asked, I’d just say I was heading to clean up. But I wasn’t cleaning anything today. I was getting even.When I reached the high-rank bathroom, I checked around. Empty. Perfect. My pulse raced as I stepped inside. The place was spotless, scented with rose and lavender. Everything here screamed wealth and privilege, things I’d never had.Ariel’s shampoo sat on the marble counter, golden and shiny with her name written neatly on it. All the royals used this room on hair wash days, but Ariel’s st

Raven POVWhen I woke up, my head throbbed painfully. Everything around me felt blurry for a moment until my vision cleared, and I saw Monica sitting beside my bed, her eyes wide with worry.“What happened?” I asked, my voice low and rough.“Oh, thank goodness, Raven,” she breathed out in relief. “You passed out. You scared me half to death.”I groaned softly and pressed a hand to my head. “My head hurts.”“I can imagine,” Monica said gently. “Just rest a little, okay? But, Raven…” She hesitated, looking uncertain. “What was that earlier? What exactly happened to you?”I frowned. “I don’t know, Monica. I really don’t.”She stared at me for a moment, suspicious. “Are you sure you’re just an ordinary hybrid, Raven? Because with what I saw, I’m starting to think there’s something else inside you.”“Don’t be ridiculous, Monica,” I muttered, shaking my head. “I’m a hybrid. Wolf and fae, that’s it.”She hummed but didn’t look convinced. “Hmm. I’ll be keeping an eye on you, just in case.”I

Raven POVThe library was silent, covered in darkness. Everyone in the academy was asleep. Only the sound of their quiet footsteps echoed as Raven and Monica slipped through the heavy wooden doors.“Are you sure about this?” Monica whispered.Raven nodded. “If we’re ever going to find answers, it has to be here.”They moved between the long shelves, the faint moonlight from the tall windows their only guide. Dust floated in the air as Raven ran her fingers across the spines of old, forgotten books. She searched quickly, hoping to find something, anything that could explain the strange energy she’d been feeling lately.Monica was a few shelves away, scanning the titles with her small lantern. The silence was so thick that even the creak of the wooden floorboards made both of them freeze.Then Monica gasped softly. “Raven… I think I found something.”Raven turned immediately and hurried toward her. “What is it?”Monica held up an old, faded book. The gold letters on the cover were almos