Alpha Academy #2 Novels & Stories

As night fell over the academy, Alpha sat alone in his dorm room—last bed, far corner, shared with no one important. He stared at his hands. They were still weak. But they were steady. Outside, howls echoed. Vampires tested territory. Rankings began forming before classes even started. Alpha lay back on the thin mattress and closed his eyes. He had barely made it. And that was the first victory no one saw.

How could they laugh so easily when a single mistake could expose me? I turned away from the window, took a deep breath, and tried to shake the dream off. It was just a dream. My father didn’t know where I was. No one knew. Not even my closest friend. But everything changed when I stepped out into the hallway. There were whispers. People standing in clusters, talking too quickly. The air felt heavier. And then I heard it. “An Alpha came to the academy this morning. He’s looking for someone.” My whole body froze.

MEET THE FIVE ALPHAS CHAPTER ONE Nova Sterling Point Of View. “Fresh meat is here for the Alphas!” These words pierce me as security drags me through Bloodmoon Academy's gates. My boots slide on the wet concrete, and I almost fall off. Toronto’s skyscrapers glow behind us. The city’s tall, shiny, and sharp glass towers reflect the ever-changing sky. The town's architectural curves and angles appear bold, beautiful, and gracious. Then, five Alphas come out from the academy's woods. Their designer clothes cost more than everything I ever received in foster care.

I was watching his reaction and my question brought a smile to his face. “ everything starts when your grandfather rejected my father's proposal to have a school on his property where they could teach new Alphas about magic” I was very confused by his explanation, smelling him say “Twenty years ago, all the Alphas came together to open an academy that would train young pups about being an alpha, beta and Luna, even some magic, but we need it a perfect spot for the academic The Ravens property was the perfect spot being that magic was already on the property right. “ He say pushing the Headmaster away from him.

Knowing my luck, I'll never change and be played to the wolves... Reed would never shut up and make fun of me. An alpha who can't change or lead is something else. The gym would help me, right? I'm sure when I have my first shift, everything will fall into place for me. I hope this academy works like a school normal, where we have the weekends off, because in two days, I can just breathe without worrying about the what comes next. I let out a shaky breath, feeling unreal. for a moment. I really left it all behind,

“I wanted to win, but I didn’t think that through.” “Even so…” someone mutters weakly. I laugh, low and sharp. “That’s funny. Since when did this academy start raising weak Alphas?” I let my words sink, dripping with contempt. “That blow wasn’t lethal. If it was, he’d already be dead.” Murmurs ripple across the room. Accusations. Doubt. Fear. “What a ridiculous situation.”

“When I realized what was happening, it was too late. I was in the middle of an entire pack of Alphas and Enforcers. I tried to run for Lauren, to free her, but they came for me. And even though I found a hole in their defense and was able to flee… I couldn’t fight. There was no way I could stand and fight all of them. There were too many. I would have died. “I ran thinking I would find loyal wolves to come back with me, to save Lauren and kill my brother—there was no way he could have gathered the loyalty of the whole pack. I knew that. I knew they followed me. They loved me. He had obviously made promises to the Alphas, seduced them into giving him their submission. He must have made them

she whispered again, the question barely a breath. No answer came. Only the rustle of leaves. The distant call of a raven. The sound of her own heartbeat, steady but uncertain. She closed her eyes and let herself imagine—for one fleeting second—a different life. One where her mother had lived, where her father had loved her more than his politics, where she had been allowed to choose. But that world didn’t exist. She had to make her own. The path ahead was still uncertain, dark and twisted with fear. But somewhere, at the end of it, was the Alpha Academy. A place that could teach her how to fight. How to survive. How to never be caged again.

After this, it was a race back to the omega quarters. Head Mistress Athena and her colleagues stood in front of the school with the Alphas standing behind them. Gareth stood between Kade and Alex. My heart skipped a beat. Kade looked so serious it made me want to snicker. His blue eyes scanned the crowd. Was he looking for me? Then there was Alex. Face rock hard, shoulders rolled back. Rage just rolled off him and I just wanted to run and hide. “There’s been a change of plans regarding the academy trip. There will be a trip to Ester Mountain instead. The rejuvenating powers up there are ideal for all those taking part in battle season…”

The next second, the lights flared to life. I saw another Alpha’s daughter standing before me, a pair of silver scissors in her hand. Snip. My long hair had always been my pride. Now, it lay in ruined clumps on the ground. The hall erupted in the excited howls of the pack. His laugh was the loudest. The most cutting. The next day, he found out I was dropping out of the Academy. A wave of his uncontrolled Alpha power slammed into me. "You're leaving? Over a game?"