Cruel World Two Curious Students Novels & Stories

“Wh-wh-wh-what happened? Why a-a-are you sad?” “Because we don't want to learn about mice. We came to this class with the hope that we learn about the most powerful mystical creatures in the world. About which the sceptics didn't even hear. Needless to speak about meeting them,” the brave Alexander intervened. The professor looked at Alexander questioningly, saying nothing, so the boy continued. “And then to turn into them. And fight each other. The professor wanted to say something, but Alexander was faster than he was in speech. “Just pretend to fight, of course… not really,” although you could see by his sly smile that it didn’t pretend.

I shrugged and followed them as they walked towards a strange looking thing that the students sat to eat. Okay, what's this? Why's everything here looking strange to me? I don't want to go about causing another humiliation for myself because of my ignorance. And so, I just decided to ask. "Uhm, Donald? What's this that the students are sitting on?" I asked lowly and tapped him lightly on his shoulder. He turned and glared at me. "Dumb head." He muttered and rolled his eyes. "That's a booth." He grumbled lightly. "Oh!" I nodded my head.

“Wait… what did you just say?” His gaze swept over us, sharp, piercing. “Centuries ago, it was foretold: our land would be cursed by the Wicked, and two boys would arrive from a distant realm. One would break the curse, the other would fight to preserve it. Mortal enemies, bound to the fate of this world.” Carter and I exchanged a glance—best friends, inseparable. Then back at the hooded figure. “That’s impossible, sir,” I said. “We’ve known each other forever. Nothing could turn us against one another. We’re not part of your prophecy.”

A werewolf child and a human child working together, arguing like normal kids, learning to navigate differences without fear. Now it was Tuesday. Elijah poked his head into my classroom. "How's it going?" "Paint war. You?" "Science experiments that may have violated several laws of physics. The kitsune twins accidentally opened a small portal to the old world. We had to explain to the fire department why there were bioluminescent butterflies in the hallway." I laughed. "Never a dull moment." "Never." He smiled. "Council meeting after school. Alexei wanted me to remind you."

Millie Vexlyn — the largest girl in the class, but still the smallest on the field, charged forward with the rope. Beside her, Kylan Emberfang scrambled to keep up, clutching his knife like it might bite him. The third student shifted into a brown wolf mid-stride. Fin exhaled. "Thank the gods. Something's actually happening. I was starting to think they'd fossilized." Cael tilted his head amused. "Give it a minute." And sure enough—chaos.

We would need all the help we could get to protect our pack. The next day, I walked into class and sat down at my desk. As I looked around, my wolf could sense something was off. My classmates were all talking amongst themselves, and I could hear snippets of their conversations. I heard several assumptions that what happened at the party might be the start of to end of the world because people keep committing crimes. Some concluded that we were under attack by some terrorist groups. While the rest believed it was an alien. "Aiden, what about you?" one of the students asked me my thoughts about it since me and Ethan got the chance to get close to the woman.

I was becoming something that defied the laws of the pack and the limits of biology. ​"The students are waking up," Killian said, his voice a low and steady rumble. "The grey is gone, Elara. But they are not the same. They are walking around the quad like they are seeing the world for the first time. Some of them are crying. Others are just staring at their hands as if they are foreign objects."

"Agreed! We could do a mystery drama, like our adventure in the library the other day, and add a touch of humour to make it more exciting!" Ben nodded in agreement as he tapped Raven on the shoulder. "Come on, Raven. You're the best at creating storylines. This is going to be legendary!" Raven smiled a little, her eyes flashing with the ideas that were starting to emerge. "Okay! We could do a story about five friends who stray into a parallel world on campus. We could all be different characters-Meredith the smart quiet one, Ben the explorer, Lucas the clown, Maya the brave girl, and me the sceptical but curious one!"

Jay needed to be redirected. "Good." Jay's brief caress on my head gave me more encouragement. "I'll try to endure the rest of the pain," he said. I returned the smile, then carried Jay to the side of the still-standing tent. We hid for a moment, waiting for the corridor to clear. Two female students were wailing, tearing at each other on the floor. Meanwhile, many men were walking around like drunk people. One was a fat boy who looked starving, staggering around while wiping away tears.

because Humans are worse than them. Humans who are ruling our world are worse than these creatures of God. Animals are much, far better than Humans because these humans broke me, snatched my everything, and threw me behind bars. I was a fighter. I was a survivor. But in this cruel world, these humans made me rotten. Now, I'm Cruel. I'm cold-hearted. I'm a Killer because I killed Myself. I killed my baby. I killed my own happiness. I ruined my own heart.