Blackwell Academy Life Is Strange Novels & Stories

There was no point in lamenting his life which had turned into chaos in an instant. Over his shoulder, Nickson looked at Blakely who was trying to catch up with her limping legs. Her entire face was filled with tears and she still had a large stock of tears in her eyes. The strangest thing Nickson thought about was why all of this had to happen so soon after Blakely arrived in this town. Before that his life was fine and he had never had a hard day. But ever since Blakely came, his life suddenly became insecure. He was hAunted by a strange fear that one day Blakely might mess up his life. And unfortunately, everything he feared has come true.

The place I’d left with Isla in my arms, thinking we were coming back victorious. “We failed,” I said. The words were ash. “I failed.” “No,” Caelan said. “We’re breathing. She’s breathing. That’s not failure. That’s round one.” I wanted to believe him. “We get there,” I said. “We heal, then after we find her. That’s it.” “That’s it,” Caelan said. Elias’s voice cut through. “Academy!” I looked up. The hills parted. The Academy of Blackstone rose out of the valley like it always had. Stone walls fifty feet high. Towers with silver roofs. The main gate, iron and oak, big enough to march an army through.

I interrupt, “I think there's been a mistake. I'm not gifted, I got a pass in all my exams but nothing that makes me stand out,” “If you'd let me finish Miss Banks…” “Josie,” I correct, not liking the way he uses ‘Miss Banks’ in an inferior way. “Miss Banks,” he reiterates, “If you would just keep quiet for two minutes and let me explain then you can be on your way. Our Academy is for what we call Greys. Greys are a race of superhumans. Whilst we are much more powerful than regular humans, we are also small in number. For this reason, we have created our own realm within the human one. This is safer for everyone to live in peace. Somehow, you have slipped through the net and grown up within

Something strange about this Academy. Then her mind drifted back to her mother's words. And she could only hope that the Academy doesn't swallow her like they did to her sister. ______ The next morning, Teya walked into the lecture hall for her first class with her books clutched to her chest, her nerves on edge. She wasn't afraid. No. She just wasn't used to the way the room had quieted and then the stares of judgement, curiosity and disdain the other students who were werewolves and few humans threw her way.

In front of the building was a massive iron gate, and at the top of it a sign read: “Warster Kailey Academy.” I stopped. “That’s not the name of my university…” The place was strange, and the name even stranger. I heard voices coming from the left side, so I moved forward cautiously. Behind the wall, I saw other massive buildings and a wide courtyard filled with people. I froze as I watched them. Everything looked… unnatural. Some people had completely green skin, even their faces. Others had extremely white skin, as if no blood ran through their veins. And there were those who had small horns on their heads.

No one outside the Academy would know about the death—the school kept a pristine image. Thane stared at a report from the criminology department, cursing under his breath. The new boy had been involved in murder. This was why he wanted to see Ethan La Rosa. Marlene’s scandal with him confirmed he was trouble. When Ethan said he would honor the invitation later, it proved the boy had a mind of his own. But in Blackwood Academy, nothing was as it seemed. Thane entered the prison cell. “Welcome, Mr. President,” the boys greeted.

The roof leaked in interesting patterns, and the concrete floor stayed cold enough to keep the nightmares at bay most nights. My name is Nico Black. Twenty-one. No family. No future. Just scars that mapped out every place life had kicked me and a high school diploma that meant exactly nothing in a world still limping after the Swarm War. I found the letter two days ago, slipped under the warped metal door like it belonged there. Black envelope. Crimson wax seal shaped like thorns wrapped around a drop of blood. BludHeaven Academy. The vampire school. The one that had started letting humans in after the Integration Accords turned everything upside down.

She spent every day of her life for the past three weeks either partying, getting drunk or just staying indoors. Val still stayed in the two star motel where she met that strange man, though now in a different room. And ever since then, her boring life had reached a change. Her view of life basically had broadened. She'd lived that way for a while now and it had been great so far, nothing short of bliss, ecstasy and drunkenness that left her feeling wonderful.

I can't concentrate on doing my job, the peaceful life with Balthazar that I'm living right now makes me feel even more guilty. But I also know there's nothing I can do at this point other than stay in hiding. My appearance will only exacerbate our problems. "What should I say in front of those werewolves? Hello, my name is Balthazar, I am a human who lives in the Yellowstone Pack territory. By chance that night I saw the Alpha Brennan wolf in the woods around where I live?" Balthazar shook his head. "My statement will not affect anything, Caroline, in fact my arrival will only provoke the werewolf werewolf's suspicions."

"I forbid you from approaching the forest for a reason." "Am I going to be killed by a monster, too?" "Not that." His answer was too quick. I immediately frowned. "Then what?" My uncle opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something. But then he stopped. His jaw tightened slightly. He looked hesitant to say that to me, and it made my stomach feel even worse. Because if someone like my uncle can hesitate... It means the problem is much bigger than I imagined. He finally let out a quiet sigh, "If you know everything now..." His gaze slowly turned strange. "Your life will never be normal again."