Akko From Little Witch Academia Novels & Stories

But now he reached as far out of Akiko's reach as possible, trying to avoid the black poison. But it was to no avail. Akiko grabbed onto Alex…and dug her nails into his neck…transferring the tar like substance into him. "NOOO!" Forgetting about Alistair and the pain shooting down my spine, I ran for Alex, holding one of my orbs of light in my hand. Alistair tried to grab me, but I slipped under his arms, and ran straight for Alex. Akiko moved away from me, her face expressionless as usual. She was Alistair's puppet anyways, so she didn't care what happened to anyone else…all she cared about was fulfilling her master's orders.

The plea for aid, tinged with vulnerability, reaches his ears, drawing his attention like a magnet pulling at his heartstrings. Pausing in his ascent, Alpha Kaden turns to face the source of the voice, his expression softening as his gaze falls upon Alexa, a young pack member in need of assistance. Her words, filled with a plea for help, resonate in the air, a poignant reminder of the interconnectedness that binds their pack together in times of need.

"Leviathan is trouble incarnate. Lilith is unhinged. You would set fire to the realms for revenge?" Leviathan arched a brow. "She’s spirited. And she looks just like her mother, Hailey." I snarl. "Do not speak her name." Akasha stood tall, hands glowing with magic. "I will not stand by while you poison everything." Audacus’s voice turned cold. "You already have. You've grown soft under Akael's influence and this little freedom of movement. But no more." He raises his hand, fingers curling into a fist. Magic surged.

"It's different when she does something for you, but different for us. Why didn't you ask the witches in the pack shifters realm to help you?" She folds her hand over her chest, and gives me an arrogant glare. "Because none of them are as corrupt and dirty minded as the witch." She answers rather plainly, like I should know that. I do know that. The rumor has always been that Akira was once a very powerful witch in the pack shifters realm, until she performed a particular type of magic. After that, I'm not sure if most of the words are as true as they say it to be, but I think her magic led to the death of a very powerful alpha's daughter.

pushing Rowan and me forward, “This is Rowan and Lyra, and they are humans joining us from Aurelia. They are here to learn, and hopefully, with this class, there can be more diplomacy between our packs and Aurelia.” Her smile was contagious, and I found myself smiling as I looked at her. Boo’s resounded through the class, every single last one of them. Professor Judith looked appalled, outrage rose to the surface, and she slammed the biggest ass ruler I've ever seen on the table with a resounding “Crack” echoing throughout the room. Everyone jumped and became deadly quiet, looking at the Professor, who, on the outside at least, seemed she could never hurt a fly. Where did she grab that ruler

I was so tired of being broken. Maeve let out a dark, mocking laugh as the moonlight illuminated the tight white cloth bindings wrapped firmly around my chest. I felt more exposed than ever. "Here it is," he whispered, his fingers tracing the edge of the cotton. "The greatest deceiver in the entire Alpha Academy. A little female wolf." Slowly, deliberately, he began to unwrap the edge of the binding, his mouth dropping down to sniff the sensitive skin of my neck. He licked his way up to my earlobe, trailing his wet tongue along my jawline.

Akira and I spontaneously surprised, "Curse ?!"

I spoke to the sky as though it were a person. I closed my eyes to recite the black magic spell to summon the Brakoon demon “Akkrisis! Traas traas, helmott, ek astraa rohek, kiironn, draa iksss straataa...! A dying son of Arakis has summon you for help!”

he ordered in a raspy whisper that had a shiver racing down my spine. "Wha—" my word was cut off when Ace's large hands cupped my ass and hoisted me into the air until my legs coiled around his torso, "what are you doing?" I chastised, a blush creeping up the side of my face with embarrassment as I noted the students around us staring. Ace dipped his head into the crook of my neck, tracing up the column with the tip of his nose before whispering, "Your two o'clock, black hoodie, you see him?"