Academy Genius Blinker Novel Novels & Stories

(Lyra’s POV) It began with a summons. A sealed scroll left at the foot of my bed. No crest. No wax. No warning. Just a single line of ink scrawled across the parchment: “Come to the Starlight Records before the final bell.” No signature. No explanation. But I felt it. In my bones. In my blood. Something was coming. And it had my name. The Starlight Records was the oldest wing of the academy — a place older than any House crest, older than the first Trial of Convergence. It was said that the stones themselves remembered.

Adrian reminded "That's right." Audrey said opening the spell book. "Wait why is it blank?" Adrian asked "Are you blind? What do you mean it's blank?" Audrey asked "I'm serious it's blank." Adrian said "I guess only the chosen can see it. But I'm not in the mood for learning new things I'm exhausted." Audrey said changing into a pyjamas and laying on the bed. Adrian laid beside her. "Good night." Audrey said kissing him. "Good night."

Lily said, raising her fist like a victorious heroine. "Whoa! The prettiest girl in school is making a move on the unapproachable genius!" Cheers rang out through the classroom. Suddenly, Lily sauntered over to my desk, flashing a playful wink. "You're Aaron's neighbor, Larissa. Do you think we'll work out?" Her confident gaze snapped me back to reality. I clutched my chest, struggling to catch my breath. I was here again. Lily was my deskmate. Just yesterday, she'd spotted my notebook covered in Aaron Grimmer's name and teased me for being too cowardly to confess. Now, she was putting on a show, boldly staking her claim on him.

"Oh. Too many women died here. I don't know which one of them is your sister." The man didn't really care about the number of deaths. He seemed to have lost interest in me as well. "You like pretending to be blind, don't you? Well then, I'll make you blind first before killing you." He aimed his gun at my right eye. His finger slowly and painstakingly moved to pull the trigger at an agonizingly slow rate. My fear of death began to overwhelm me. I couldn't help but tremble violently while biting down on the tip of my tongue.

“Because vision is a distraction. After not having it for so long, it’s loud in its existence. Being blind, I had to focus on all of my other senses, including internally to survive. She’s saying it’s going to be harder to focus like that with having my eye sight back.” Levantus is still a little confused, but has a small idea of what Odessa and Rowena are saying. “I’m sorry, I’ve never been blind, so I have no idea what it’s like. Or what it really means to focus internally. For me, eye sight is essential. Though, it’s part of what makes me feel that she’s the strongest woman I know. Being able to do the things you have while blind… it’s incredible.” Odessa blushed while Rowena nods her hea

The concept of rules and community is so strange to them, and I would not let them ruin everything I have spent my entire life building. “We are ready to leave your Highness,” my beta announced, I nodded curtly before I stalked towards the door and I could hear everyone make way for me. Being blind has its own perks and having a fantastic sense of smell to cover for it is one of the things that the moon goddess did for me that I am proud of. I do not have to see my enemies before I take them and it has helped me stay relevant all these years, and I do not plan to stop now. Especially now that I have found my mates and other alphas might think they have found a way to get to me.

I was glad Brandon was right beside me the whole time. Facing my parents wouldn’t be easy, but it would help that Christian, the tech person who also implants all of the Intelligence Assistance Communicators (IACs) in everyone’s eyes, had managed to make me a contact lens so that my Vampire eye would match my Hunter eye. It made looking in the mirror a little more bearable, but I still knew the truth, that under that thin piece of plastic, my eye was gray, that I was tarnished, and that nothing like me had ever existed before. No one had any idea what I was capable of, not even me.

He opened his eyes wide, he didn't believe what his friend has spoken. "What?" maybe Levi just exaggerates in his talking, that's all he does lately, but this genius was the best graduated student of Gael's tutor. "My tutor, what do you say. Can my tutor know that genius, is she such an advanced student?" "He is a genius, you have to meet that genius" Levi reached over and took one of Gael's hands, as he remained kneeling on the floor, it looked like he was asking permission from his master. Gael withdrew his hands with disdain. "President Gael, give that genius I met yesterday a chance, you can judge and then decide if you believe my words. I have not exaggerated one bit." Levi felt despera

"Dexter is an evil genius. How could he do that to you? Sending you into the sex Olympics with no training. But then again, he seems to have an uncanny ability to understand you, perhaps even better than you know yourself." Blaze chuckles, nodding in agreement. "Yeah, Dexter has this almost eerie knack for reading me like an open book. Aside from you, he's the only one who can really get inside my head. Occasionally, I find myself wondering if he's somehow tapped into my thoughts. It's unsettling, but also kind of impressive. I do my best to stay indifferent, but somehow, he always finds a way to break through my defenses. It's nearly impossible not to crack a smile around them—especially wh

“The bloodline awakens… she must choose… the shadows hunger…” Evelyn staggered back, stumbling into a shelf. A book fell to the ground with a thud, breaking the spell. The shimmer vanished. Silence returned. She clutched the book, heart racing, mind reeling. The academy wasn’t just hiding secrets. It was alive. And it was watching her. Footsteps again. This time closer. Deliberate. Heavy. She spun to see a figure in the doorway: Ava. Her eyes were sharp, assessing, and for the first time Evelyn realized the full weight of Ava’s warning.