Novel & Cerita Creepy Schools

That’s what I wanted for him—the best of everything, even if it meant I had to disappear. I found a supernatural institution that looked perfect. The website showcased images of the campus, which was surrounded by nature. Tall trees lined the paths, and the buildings looked okay. There were students from different supernatural backgrounds—werewolves, witches, vampires, and even hybrids like me. They offered part-time degrees, so I could juggle my time between there and another regular school if needed. It was the escape I was searching for. Cameron's footsteps approached, and I quickly cleared my search history. I shut the laptop and composed myself just as he walked in, smiling softly.

The scent of wolves, demons, and vampires fills the air, and I can feel my vampire blood reacting to so many supernatural beings. Uncle Apollo notices my unease and takes my hand. “It's alright, Savage. Stay focused on your goal: to learn and grow here and become the best version of yourself. The rest will fall into place.” Lily leads us into the school, and I'm immediately struck by the bustling energy of the students: werewolves, vampires, demons, and humans, all moving with purpose. There are posters advertising clubs and events, and I can't help but wonder what all of them entail.

However, I ask something completely different, “Are there genies in this school?” Dr. Brown freezes, her face white as she turns to face me. “What kind of question is that?” Taken aback by her reaction, I stammer, “I – I was just asking. Some of my friends were talking and I was curious.” She stares at me for a few long seconds as if gauging whether or not I’m telling the truth. Finally, she says, “This school used to be open to a variety of supernatural beings. However, over the course of time, it began to vet its students. Only werewolves and vampires are allowed on the premises now. There are other schools like this all over the world who accept different kinds of beings.”

the atmosphere in this place was so gloomy that it made one think they were in some kind of horror movie. to think that the students in the Angel Loom were considered less dangerous than the ones in the Mad Pact, maybe it was because the education system here was a lot better than the one in their school. most of the Alpha and the mad pact didn't even care about Education, they wouldn't hesitate to leave the school the first chance they got, that was why they nicknamed it the hell hole because of how extremely difficult it was to get out.

I just lied to her. Looking outside the window of the cab driving back to my home pack, different thoughts swirled in my mind. I wondered how I would convince Alpha Rowan that I wanted to go to the Werewolf Multipurpose Academy. Not only is it the weirdest school to ever exist in our kingdom, but it's also the scariest. The most deaths have occurred there, yet the strongest warriors and intellectuals have also emerged from it.

She didn't bother to ask anymore as he might not be in the mood. "If you went to college, I highly recommend you our school. It ranks first in the world for excellent education. All of the world's famous people have graduated from here, regardless of industry." With pride, Sumire spoke. She has been talking about her school for a while now and Mort was just listening at her. She was baffled as to why she had started conversing with the boy. "Wait for me here, I'm just going to the bathroom." Sumire said, leaving Mort outside the ladies' bathroom. And after a moment of waiting, Mort senses something is wrong. A couple more minutes passed and she still hadn't emerged. Mort then decided to bust

She encountered a lot of unusual things already and while she wanted so much to keep on believing otherwise, she couldn’t deny it much longer. For one, Sagkahan High seemed to be nothing as a front to fool the Department of Education. If she’s not mistaken, the real name of the school would be Psyche Sect, which she had no idea what to mean. It sounded gibberish whichever way she thought about it. There’s this fact that she entered a blue gate and ended up facing a tall wall. It was more than enough to state that, ‘Hey, this school is not your day-to-day school.’ As though that wasn’t enough, Ms. Lourdes’s chamber came into full view, which, in Hera’s opinion, was a finer way of declaring th

Anxiety replaced the fear that I had earlier as I thought about how the students at the school would treat me. ‘’Mind you, there are not only wolves there, it is an academy for supernaturals including Vampires, Witches, Wizards, Dragons, Mermaids and the rest. So, take this opportunity seriously, if I hear any bad report about you, I will withdraw immediately and make sure that you work thrice as you did here, am I understood?’’ ‘’Yes sir, thank you sir, I promise I won’t fail you.’’ I gave him my words.

Our school accepts all various kinds of supernatural beings, Vampires, Witches, Werewolves etc. Although there are several schools for the paranormal located around the world, only a few of them welcome students from all types of supernatural entities. The Clairvoyant Academy is the name of the institution where we study. To avoid raising suspicion, we strive to mix in with other mortal schools. Our school's architecture is ancient, dating back thousands of years. Initially, this building was the residence of The Originals, the first supernatural beings to walk on earth, the First Witch High Priestess, the First Vampire King, and the First Alpha King.

I sniffled, rubbing the lonesome tear threatening to fall off her face. Instantly, Hilda held my hands in hers and warned with concern, “Kate, you can’t go to Umbra Academy. They’ll shred you alive over there.” “I know, Hilda. But there’s nothing I can do. My fate is sealed.” I said with defeat, lowering my head. Umbra Academy was a school for the elite of shifters and witches where they were taught how to rule and steer ahead in this power-hungry world. Although it seemed like a promising place, bullying and murder were often found to take place on its campus.