Axel Umbrella Academy Novels & Stories

It would only waste her valuable time! 'Ugh! So cute!' Axel thought with a mysterious smile. A smile that only Axel himself understood the meaning of. Axel's small laugh only irritated Aura more, prompting her to decide to find another more interesting ride, without realizing that there were a pair of eyes watching everything Aura and Axel did!

It was supposed to look abandoned to keep curious humans away but that never works, so the entire school is under a cloaking spell of some kind. I let out a defeated sigh and make sure my hoodie is pulled over my face, before trudging along the walkway into the academy. As I enter, my eyes catch sight of white and black feathers. Tears fill my eyes and my hand flies over my mouth to stifle a sob. Julie quickly rushes to comfort me. She puts her arms around me, careful to not touch my back. She shushes me quietly, and I try to stop the tears from escaping. "It's alright Luciana, everything will be fine—they’re just like you," she says in my ear. "No they're not, they have wings."

Emma Greefield and Lucius Bradford were going to pay dearly for what they did. Axel had been out for a few days and he was still struggling to come up with the perfect plan. He had been warned by his friends not to go for a direct attack without a genuine reason. It would be hard for them to help him get out of trouble if he did that. He had to find a way of destroying Summit pack and its leader without it being traced back to him. Axel grabbed another glass and downed it. It was afternoon but he didn’t care if he got drunk.

We walk toward the corner of the hall where the cluster of students aren’t – it’s far too loud to sit in the center, and this way we can discuss what we need to. “Look,” Axel says, biting into his burger, “, I can be your guide.” He was barely understandable with a mouth full of food but I’ve been getting used to it. “What do you mean?” “I mean, it’s like, super cold right? I’ll give you my earpiece to wear and you just wear a beanie to cover it – she’ll never notice and I’ll be able to hear and talk you through everything. I’ll be your cupid.” “A cupid who has very unusual intentions.”

“Tell me what?” Both siblings turned to where the voice came from and saw Axel walking down the stairs in joggers with a towel around his neck. He was shirtless and Amber felt her face heating up. No doubt, he was about to hit the gym. Axel stared at the two of them. “Are you guys blaming to sell me to human traffickers or what?” “Hell No!” they screamed in unison. Cole sighed. “Amber wants you to be her Math tutor for the semester. Apparently, she isn’t that smart anymore, she’s seriously lagging behind and is being a pain in my ass.”

Ruin watched the vehicle carefully. “Who is that?” He asked. The SUV rolled slowly toward the main house before finally stopping near the lower courtyard, and the driver stepped out holding several cardboard boxes. Axel emerged from the house, laughing immediately. "Oh,", he called toward us. “Relax. It is only the nursery furniture delivery.” I looked toward Ruin, and he looked toward me. Then unexpectedly, both of us laughed at the same time, and neither of us stopped immediately.

Can't lose this one. And he was using mono syllabic words. Axel heard the howl again and before he could stop himself, felt claws on his brain as Alec demanded louder again. 'Mate!' As Axel tried to understand how it was possible that he could have two mates, in one lifetime, he felt his body move outside the theatre, luckily no one noticed as he began to run into the woods, his eyes turning to a deep icy blue.

Maximus had accepted Alpha King Henry’s proposal from years ago, and most of the northern kids now attended the school, including their son, Axel. Axel had grown into an exceptional young man—smart, compassionate, and strikingly handsome. He embodied everything a parent could wish for in a child, though his psychic ability had been a bit of a problem, as he sometimes used it when he wasn’t supposed to. Thankfully, the boarding school had taught him how to manage and control his gift. “I’m ready,” Starlette responded, adjusting her sea-green dress embroidered with silver threads. Staring at her reflection one last time, she stepped out of the room.

It had been way too long since I shifted and just ran. Axel was whipping his clothes off so fast you would think he was getting lucky; he was so keen. After putting his clothes in a backpack – we always had one with us for times like this – and handing it to Ayla to wear, he leapt into the air. A black and grey wolf with Sapphire eyes, standing a comfortable eight foot five, was stood before us, shaking his head and stretching his legs. Ace was free, and he couldn’t have been happier. “Okay, well, there is nothing left for it; time for you to meet Blaze!” I declare

Water streamed down stone pathways, gathered in shallow puddles, and drummed endlessly against rooftops and towers. Most students hurried across the grounds beneath enchanted rain cloaks woven from water-resistant beast silk. Others carried wide rune-stitched umbrellas crafted from darkwood and reinforced with protective charms that sent rainwater sliding harmlessly away. A few wealthier students walked beneath shimmering canopy charms that hovered above their heads like translucent shields. The sound of rainfall echoed everywhere. Splashing footsteps... Rustling cloaks... The distant rumble of thunder... The entire academy seemed wrapped beneath the storm. Amidst it all, a lone figure moved