Dimensional Academy Novels & Stories

Unang bumaba si Rita upang alalayan ako kasama si Jorge which, is very unnecessary dahil I can fully take care of myself. But what I can do? its a norm here that ladies are weak and always need saving. A damsel in distress if I may add. And what I also hate here. Nasa harap na kami ng malaking gate, sobrang laki nito at sobrang taas pa. If you look at here, the Academy is looks pretty huge. Ten times wider than our mansion. The whole area is so wide that I can’t see the end of the pathway. I think it’s thirteen times bigger than UIC (University of Immaculate Conception)

Yeah… right… if he doesn't know, he can just say so. “Dunaris Academy is a 6-month academy school, which we will be arriving in about three minutes.” Did he just say three minutes? “Now listen here child,” he said, his voice dragging my eye back to him, “You are to act like an Alpha, exactly the way your mother has bragged about you to be, and you must not get caught, understand?” “Yes, sir,” I responded, as my head riled up with even more questions, yet I couldn't dare ask for an answer, as I knew when to shut the hell up to survive.

[Shahira's Pov – Three Months After the Hearing] The magical academy opened on a crisp autumn morning, with twelve students gathered in what had once been a storage building. Celeste stood at the front of the converted classroom, radiating enthusiasm despite her nerves. Behind her, diagrams of magical theory covered the walls—symbols, patterns, flow charts showing how different types of magic interacted. "Welcome," she said to the assembled wolves, "to the first day of what we're calling the Freedomborn Academy of Integrated Magic. Or FAIM for short, though I admit the acronym needs work."

So this is my chance to gather all the information I want. Melinda: You really have a way with words. And don't think this academy is an easy going one. Most students drop out before they graduate but even so it is top academy for the number of elites we produce every year. Good luck out there Ban. Don't get yourself killed on the first day of school. Ban: Don't worry I won't die alone. Kiri is with me. Kiri: I wonder who the demon is sometimes. Melinda: Haha. You are really interesting. Well you can tell me about your day later on. Class is almost starting now. You may leave.

And yet my grandfather got me a spot with little more effort than a phone call. Lucky me. I should be grateful. The Academy’s real name is "The Luminary Society Academy for Young Entrepreneurs" but nobody calls it that. To anyone who has ever gone here, anyone who has ever lived under its shadow, it is and will forever be "The Academy." It doesn't need a longer name. It's the only Academy that matters. But I have another name for this place. Hell.

The same team where I'm the assistant coach. The Moon Eclipse Pack runs one of the most elite academies in the country. The Moon Eclipse academy—a place that grooms the one percent of the one percent prominent werewolf heirs—Alphas, Betas, Gammas. A place where ranks matter more than brains and where anyone without a prominent family name is disposable.

Damon asked quietly, pulling me from my thoughts as I blinked for a moment, his words registering a little late in my head. "Alpha Heirs Academy," I said. "It's this fancy private school uptown that is very high class. Very exclusive, very expensive. Max always made a big show of how difficult it was to get the boys enrolled there." Something shifted in Damon's expression, a recognition that made him sit up straighter in his chair as he looked at me. "Alpha Heirs Academy," he repeated slowly. "You know it?" I asked, surprised at his reaction. "It's... a very exclusive institution," he said carefully, as if he was choosing for words to explain it to me. "They have very specific admission requ

Blackthorne Academy. 1 p.m. The gate of the Blackthorne Academy loomed ahead—like an entrance to another world. Maybe it was, because this is where the elites and the strongest warrior all over the kingdoms are groomed and trained. Lena heart raced as Darius pulled up in the driveway just before the dormitory. "I guess this is it," he said, stepping out and opening the car boot. Lena stepped out too, pulling out her two boxes. She had difficulty carrying them, so Darius took it from her, carrying it like it weighed nothing. "Should I help you carry it to your dorm?" He asked, his voice calm.

I automatically end up the call before she can respond anything. Last week, I took a scholarship exam at Vida Elegante Akademya. It is the most expensive school in the Philippines where my parents want me to study. I will be a third year highschool student in this school year. I'm a transferee in this Academy and I'm hoping that they will grant me a scholarship. Well, they are just giving a 5 scholarship grant in every school year.

"She's terrified of her gift, thinks she's cursed. If your academy can help her, I'll send her gratefully. But please, keep her safe." Construction began on the academy in early summer. By autumn, the building was ready. A beautiful structure designed to accommodate thirty students, with classrooms, dormitories, training grounds, and a library. "The Nexus Academy," Dante announced at the dedication ceremony. "A place where gifted young wolves learn to embrace their abilities rather than fear them. Where being different is celebrated, not condemned." Twelve students enrolled in the first year. Their ages ranged from four to eight, their abilities varied wildly. There was Kai, a six-year-old w