Acadeca Friendship Games Novels & Stories

he said over the microphone. “Oh no," I croaked. “Oh yes," Kevin beamed. "Alright scholars, gather round for the first game of the night." The MC gushed happily. It seemed he was happier than we the students. The girls rushed to take their chairs around the table, which was, by the way, extremely large and round. "So I'm going to explain the rules of the game; it's that simple. It's called the Buddy pairing/Trivia game." “Each newbie pairs with an older student, and then I also ask questions about the school and some other random pip question, and y'all answer it. We good?” He asked

They are weapons. ‘For this game, Alpha Academy opens its gates. Lunara Academy will join us, alongside one hundred selected guests from across the territories. A representative from each team will present themselves, will be judged, and ultimately will be chosen. The Alpha who earns the highest favor wins.’ “A beauty pageant?” I muttered. They wanted us to have a beauty pageant for the first game?

More importantly, he could invite anyone in his contact list to join him in the games! Adding a friend to the contact list was simple. Zen found the directory of every invigilator and student recorded in the academy. Of course, those who died in the first round were marked as “Cannot be Found” so Zen didn’t add them. Instead of searching specifically Two shotfor specific individuals, Zen decided that there should be no harm in sending friend invitations to everyone on the list.

ARDEN The gymnasium was so loud it felt like the floor trembled with every cheer. It was the grand finale of the Academy Wars. Only five academies remained. The rest had been weeded out over the past few days. Now, the final round had begun—the Death Match. The five schools sat on different podiums, each of us armed with a blank white board and markers in hand. The rules were simple: answer quickly and answer correctly. Get it wrong, and you’re out. No lifelines. No second chances.

“Is Adam new in your class? I don’t remember hearing you talk about him before.” “He’s not in my class.,” she admitted. “But he invited Aisha and she’s in my class.” “Oh sweetheart. I’m sure he would have invited you if you were in his class. If he invited someone else in your class, he must know Aisha, even though she’s not in your class. Did we invite Adam to your birthday last year?” She shrugged her little shoulders. “No.” Despite not being classmates with the boy and obviously not being friends with him—since we hadn’t invited him to her birthday—it was clear she was bummed about not having been invited to the party.

“I... I was saying that it was not a big deal. I mean, he is my friend like all of you.” “So, you forgot everything? Last competition, our defeat, the insults... everything?” Ace shook his head, saying “Jacob, listen. The game is game, there is no change in it. Coming to Edwin, he became my friend and even it can’t be changed. Competition and friendship are two different things. I promise, my friendship with him won’t affect my gameplay or any other thing. We still are from opposite teams.” Jacob sat on the chair, still not convinced. He didn’t want Ace to treat Edwin as a friend but he knew Ace wouldn’t listen to anyone if he decided about anything, seriously. He said “I hate it when you co

she sighed, “I’m sorry kids but it’s not in my power, I really thought he heard me that day.” “Don’t worry kids, we usually hold camping holidays here every summer so you can sign up if you want and will get to come back and play actual games with opponents. It’s usually fun and we hope you kids can make it. You will also get the chance to meet students your age and get to make new friends. We hope you will join us this summer,” Acacia smiled warmly to everyone and some mumbled while some nodded and some just kept quiet. I was among the quiet group.

she sighed, “I’m sorry kids but it’s not in my power, I really thought he heard me that day.” “Don’t worry kids, we usually hold camping holidays here every summer so you can sign up if you want and will get to come back and play actual games with opponents. It’s usually fun and we hope you kids can make it. You will also get the chance to meet students your age and get to make new friends. We hope you will join us this summer,” Acacia smiled warmly to everyone and some mumbled while some nodded and some just kept quiet. I was among the quiet group.

"Junior year of college, when that homewrecker confronted you in person, I fought her for you. I was written up by the school because of it. "And now?" Dylan gritted his teeth and stared straight into my eyes. "Just because I have stayed at your place for a few days, you are losing your temper at me like this. "Max Cairncross, after everything I have done for you, can you honestly say you are not ashamed?" Dylan was right. He had done a lot for me. Otherwise, we would never have become best friends for nearly twenty years. But friendship was mutual. I pushed his hand away and met his gaze, word by word.