Crystal Prep Academy Novels & Stories

It was also the reason for the commotion the line was causing. Today, each student would receive a nilhium crystal that would serve them through all their remaining summoning classes for the semester. Despite the commotion, the crystals they would receive would only be capable of summoning lesser demons. Seeing as demons required a supply of reia to be summoned as well as a constant supply to remain in their world, the academy thought it safe to present all its students with nilhium capable of summoning only the basest of demons.

I roll my eyes ready to cut in and get training going but Ariven beats me to it. “The reason why Silver Crystal Cresent was able to grow so fast is because everyone is trained from the start of age five. We make games for the pups to enjoy that helps to improve their small bodies. It is beneficial to their health over all and makes transitioning to regular training easier.” His statement cuts the conversations to silence and I smile, ready to start the training for the day.

"How the hell am I supposed to do that!?" "That's let for you to figure out yourself and I have no time to meet with the school's principal, let's get going." He said and then he left before Dan even had the chance to say anything. *** WILD CREST PACK... Crystal sat in her room admiring the little bottle in her hand, she just couldn't stop staring at the bottle which is literally the solution to her problems. A knock sounded on her door, interrupting her thought. "Come in." She said.

They were the typical normal parents but she was proud of them and what they do. Successfully, she was able to walk into the school without being looked at by anyone. She recognized the school groups, according to what they were doing. The tech groupies, the science nerds, the bad boys with the motorcycle, the bad girls' wannabes, the school prince and princess leagues, and the “woke” people. She shook her head at the way one of them was talking so rapidly about what to do if the principal doesn’t add a program to the day curriculum. That was really something.

The first thing that I noticed was that a welcome back banner was hung outside of the academy. Crestwood Academy was the largest of the six academies in the country. There were a little over a thousand students that attended last year for grades ninth through twelfth. I bid Matteo farewell until lunch. Jade and I made our way over to the Junior hall. She was chatting about her excitement for this year. I might not share the same excitement, but I made sure to keep that buried deep down. Just like any good Alpha, I was a master of controlling my emotions. None of them would slip without my approval.

Taking it will surely change her, with this she will get stronger and her body will no longer have to be weak. She put the jade bottle into the fruit basket and made her way to the last store that was opened, the mission hall. The hall was small and there was a board on the wall. On the board was MISSIONS written in bold letters and beneath it there was only one mission. M1: Change your life and enroll into a good school within one month. Rewards: - 5 body nourishing pills Krystal looked at the mission and smiled. The mission to her was easy than for the former host. She already knows where she could get some money, she had enough money to last her a lifetime even if she didn’t get to work.

CRYSTAL When I woke up, I kept telling myself it was just a nightmare and that Brooks didn't really come here last night and tell me all that. Deep down I knew it wasn't. I got up out of bed and jumped in the shower. I needed to wash my face really good and try to relieve some of the puffiness from my eyes so I could go to school and not look like I was having an allergic reaction to something. Once my puffiness had gone down, I put some makeup on to try and hide the rest of it. It worked for the majority of it, but you could tell I had been crying. I knew what to tell my dad if he noticed. I'd say I was thinking about my mom. I fixed myself some toast with butter and got my books in my book

Nico sat up—still in joggers and T-shirt. Elara’s eyes narrowed. “Who—?” The door opened—Celeste stepped in first, Remy behind her. The room went still. Celeste’s gaze swept over them—Nico in the center, four queens around him, wristbands matching. She smiled—small, knowing. “I’m Dr. Celeste Morau. Principal of Storm Academy. And I just crashed your Board meeting.” She looked at Nico—really looked. “I’m here because something is off about you, Mr. Black. And I intend to find out what. But first…”

The crystal was larger than they had imagined, a massive shard of glowing, multifaceted stone that pulsed with a powerful, otherworldly light. The trio approached the pedestal, their hearts pounding with anticipation and relief. The Eldershard Crystal shimmered, casting a kaleidoscope of colors across the chamber. Just as they were about to take the crystal, a sudden gust of wind swept through the room, sending chills down their spines. The air grew thick with tension, and the temperature seemed to drop.

I shouted to Steph as we increased our place kneading the dough. “One more minute,” Crystal boomed. “We are not gonna make it, Ema,” Steph said, tears welled up in her eyes. “I'm sorry,” I mouthed, my eyes speaking comfort. “Time up, stop whatever you are doing,” Crystal ordered, her voice laced with urgency. She stepped down from the podium, her hands behind her back as she went round every table, taking notes. Finally, she was at our table, her strawberry scent filling our nostrils. “Pfft, it's not complete,” she scoffed, her face showing dissatisfaction.