Council's Academy Series (new) นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I don't know if I'll have a chance to be with you the next day. Cathy's forehead furrowed. Huh, why?" she asked, confused. Caisen sighed heavily. "Well, I am part of the council. I have to prepare for the upcoming full moon midnight ball." 'Full moon midnight ball. This is what they say is the tradition at the academy, where they let the students find their fated mate.' Cathy clenched her fist, and Caisen immediately noticed it. Caisen held Cathy's hand, and then he removed it from bowing and kissed the back of the palm.

I was still hot and bothered from my session with Zeke and I wanted to continue but at the same time getting back meant we could get this over with. I turned to Zeke to see that his jaw tightened. He didn’t want to either, but duty was a chain we both couldn’t shake. With one last lingering kiss to my forehead, he started the engine. The ride back to the academy was quiet… By the time the gates of the academy came into view, my chest had settled into a rhythm of uneasy hope. Maybe, just maybe, we could steal moments like this again. But then I saw them. The council members were outside. All of them and they stood in one neat file, watching the car as a hawk as it drove in. .

"Principal Claude, this young lady here, do you know her?" One of the council members asked and he nodded. Cora's heart was beating loudly in her chest. She knew he didn't like her, but was he really going to lie about whatever happened just to overthrow her father? Could he and Beta Landon be so desperate? "Yes. Cora Windsor recently became a student at the Avalon Academy." "As a Principal and a wolf of the Custodes Lunaes, from your point of view, do you think she would make a good Alpha?"

"We are here to help Delegate Vane understand exactly how unstable and vulnerable this pack has become since you took the mantle of leadership. The elders are finally speaking out, Ace. The High Council wants to know why you decided to throw away decades of sacred tradition just to chase after a packless nobody." Ace’s jaw tightened to the point of pain, a dangerous, low rumble rippling from deep within his chest that made the nearby guards shift uncomfortably on their feet. "Watch your mouth, Tanya. You are standing in my house, under my roof, and speaking directly to your Alpha. Do not mistake a standard Council audit for a permanent shift in regional power."

Hope was looking stern for the first time and she was situated smack dab in the middle of four men. Two had a lean build while the others had this bulky frame. Without them saying a word, I could feel the atmosphere thick with power. I knew that each one of them was quite powerful in their own right. I jumped when Emma left the room, carefully banging the door closed. The man on Emma's far left spoke up first, "My name is Cade Maddox, a member of the Council." He gestured to the people around the table whose states were drilling holes into my body. "And as you can see this is the Council, the neck on which this city rests. Now, that's Oliver, McAlister, and Jackson." He pointed to each man a

Marcus burst out laughing. Aurora slowly lowered her book. Leo blinked. Sol looked at Aella. And Chaos looked extremely pleased with himself. At that moment, the courtyard gate opened. Linus stepped inside. He looked slightly apologetic. “Sorry to interrupt.” Everyone turned toward him. “But the council is waiting at the academy.” His expression grew serious. “They want to discuss ending the war with the Eclipse.”

The three of them talked for some time before Jayden came back after his meeting was over and once, he came back, Hayley ran to him and the two went two decided to go and have lunch. “What were you guys talking about?” Jayden asked, and Hayley said, “it was just random talking nothing much.” Jayden nodded, and Hayley asked, “what was the meeting about?” “I was about the admittance of the new council members, since Bryan was busy, me and Lucien were inspecting the new recruits, I mostly the guardians.” Hayley nodded, “The guardians… it must be a huge thing to get into council, for them.” “Well, they literally have an entire academy for them to train them to service the council, so yeah, but i

“That’s exactly what they want.” ​Cassian exhaled slowly. “You’re not wrong. But that doesn’t mean we ignore it,” he added. ​No one argued. Because we all understood what “it” meant. Trust. Or the lack of it. ​Kaelen had been quiet beside me the entire time. Not distant. Not distracted. Focused. “They’ll call a council,” he said finally. “Faculty, royal advisors… possibly my father.” ​That tightened something in my chest. “This is bigger than just the academy now,” I said.

Some of them whispered mockingly and felt sorry for my fate, and they were satisfied that my position in this academy was not essential and even inferior to theirs. For your information, this academy is specifically for the study of children of the middle and upper ranks, such as the children of the pack councillors, as well as the children of Alpha and Luna. The lower ranks study at the small academies in each house pack. That's the rule. In my alliance, there are still strong traditions passed down from generation to generation. The gap between the lower and upper middle ranks is still very apparent, even though we live in modern times, and some also follow the rules of the central governm

she says. “Your Academy?” Katelynn asks her. “That’s right. MY Academy. The Council has given control of the Academy to me, and I will make sure that this school runs like a well-oiled machine. Anyone who can’t abide by the rules, is out,” she says sternly. Megan yanks her arm away from Cyra again and this time, Cyra lets her go. Megan turns, her posse following her. Alpha Nevaeh follows their progress until they have left the dining hall before turning back to me.