Academy 183 Novels & Stories

I don't know what to do. I can feel his breath next to me. I need to do something. " So you mentioned something about an academy. What's that?" I asked stopping whatever he's trying to do. " When a girl or boy turns 16. they will receive a letter to join an academy to increase their skills and they will provide more training to the students. We will stay in the academy for a year, only allowed to visit our home twice. But we can contact our family members through the phone which is allowed. It's a three years study and there are many academy's available in slateville." I eagerly listened and I desperately want to study there. It will be awesome to get new friends and I will work hard to be a

But instead, it went very awful and boring. The Academy was very big. If you call it a School it would be a great lie. Because it looks like a palace. There were so many students. And I must admit that I was over-excited just by seeing it from outside. I was over the moon thinking that I was going to stay there to learn. Austin assisted me and I followed him inside, roaming my gaze around the whole place. It's going to be fun.

And yet my grandfather got me a spot with little more effort than a phone call. Lucky me. I should be grateful. The Academy’s real name is "The Luminary Society Academy for Young Entrepreneurs" but nobody calls it that. To anyone who has ever gone here, anyone who has ever lived under its shadow, it is and will forever be "The Academy." It doesn't need a longer name. It's the only Academy that matters. But I have another name for this place. Hell.

He asks, showing some genuine concern for how I’m feeling. “Yeah, I’m good. Just a bit overwhelmed I think” I brush it off like nothing was bothering me. We walk out of the terminal and 2 cars were waiting for us, our bags get loaded by wolves from the Sapphire Pack and Elder Michael takes the keys so we have a car to ourselves. The wolves seemed friendly enough. “So the Academy is about 30 minutes drive away, take the time to rest before you step into our world” “Okay thanks” I respond my closing my eyes to his words.

Chapter Fourteen **** The academy’s lonely garden was not like the usual polished courtyards or the bustling training fields. It was far away behind a high stone arch overgrown with ivy, forgotten by most students. The statues here were all broken and unkept. I shouldn’t have come here. I knew it the moment I walked through the arch. But after days of tension—after the boys nearly tore each other apart—I needed silence. Space. Somewhere away from their questions, their stares, their wanting. Somewhere I could breathe without feeling like the entire academy was watching me.

Even Ethan sat up straighter. The academy was... impossible. That was the only word for it. It rose from the earth like it had been grown rather than built, all spiraling towers and organic curves. The main structure seemed to be carved from a single massive piece of black stone that gleamed red in the setting sun. Hence the name, I supposed. Windows glowed with warm light, and I could see figures moving within—students, maybe, or faculty. The grounds stretched for what seemed like miles, encompassing forests, lakes, and what appeared to be several smaller buildings connected by covered walkways.

Interesting rock formations. The Academy appeared around a curve. Sprawling campus with stone buildings and manicured grounds. Other families were arriving, unloading cars, saying goodbyes. Some students looked excited. Others looked terrified. Parents hovered nearby, not ready to let go. "Wow," Maya breathed. The main building stood three stories tall. Gothic architecture with modern additions. Gardens surrounded everything. A training field stretched behind the dormitories. Mountains rose in the background like sentinels. We parked and got out. A student greeted us immediately. She wore an Academy uniform. Navy blue with silver trim.

"This right here is is just a lounge for studying. I've seen more make out sessions happen here than actual studying," there wasn't much to the first floor other than the study lounge on the left and bathroom on the right. The maroon wall of the lounge went well with the warm fluorescent light in the room. The one thing that did catch my eyes was the silver engraving of the Luveldom Academy name and symbol on the olive green wall. We resumed our journey and proceeded to go up the stairs. Luckily for me, Yumena held my bags which saved me from a task of complete struggle. My thighs eventually began responding to the excess amount of stairs. We had only reached the third floor and Yumena looke

I averted my eyes and explained. “Heather Academy is a dangerous academy. This is where fighters and charmers go. Only a few knew this school and only a few could get in. Only the persons who have skills and can fight. And those who have what they call charms. Charms are like a magical power. Didn’t you say you saw someone fighting? That’s training. Heather Academy has wars happening every night. And when the so-called KING wanted to, he will make the war last for the whole day. It’s forbidden to go out because we need to keep the normans safe from us charmers. Now, I need you to protect yourself.” I gave her a long explanation. It took her a lot of time before she digested it inside her min

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