Academia Novels Novels & Stories

Rosita says, displeased hearing Fachri's story about what Airin experienced on campus, making her upset that Via became the subject of mockery. "I have reasons, Mi. For doing all of this. It's not just about bringing her or how." Fachri slumps onto the sofa. He is truly tired today, a common experience for lecturers when their students start working on their theses and semester exams. Especially when he's taking care of Via, as Airin left her to handle various matters.

After the warm welcome given to the new students, they were brought to the hall. Cassandra couldn’t help but be amazed at the sight in front of her. Academia was a sight to behold. From its fully furnished rooms with various styles and designs down to its marvelous technology equipped with the Archmages’ power. It is simply astounding. While walking, Cassandra saw different races trudging around. Faeries, dwarves, elves, witches and warlocks, and of course vampires. "The paper that every one of you holds consists of your dorm room number, locker combination, schedule of your classes, and lastly a map of Academia," McCane announced. Cassandra and Kimberly whom she saw earlier, looked into eac

THE SAINT OF RAVENSHIRE BOOK 1 Intro; At Ravenshire Academy, wealth is power, reputation is currency and secrets are worth more than gold. Nova Bennett knows she doesn’t belong, As one of the academy’s few scholarship students, she has spent years navigating a world of designer uniforms, old-money dynasties, and classmates who treat her presence like a clerical error. Her plan has always been simple though: survive graduation, keeping her scholarship, and escaping Ravenshire forever.

She also, with increasing frequency, was simply where Clara and Seren were. This was not, Clara thought, the story the novel had set up. In the novel, Lysa had been the protagonist, the discovered extraordinary, the center of a romantic and political story that had consumed the Academy for a year and a half. In this version, she was a student with genuine extraordinary ability who had arrived to find the Academy's central crisis already resolved, its most dangerous figure engaged in courtyard training sessions and garden conversations rather than political maneuvering, and a first-year general-stream scholarship student who knew considerably more about the place than she should.