Duelist Academy Novels & Stories

"You've got quite an impressive coalition of future warriors on your side, Lucy. I hope that fucker is ready. " He turned and whistled as he left. I looked back at Duke as he slumped against the couch. “Warrior, huh?” Duke whispered. “I guess, I should take David up on those combat lessons.” “Combat lessons?” Luke groaned. “The Academy hosts magical combat lessons as an addition to the basic curriculum. You don’t need it to get into the Enforcer Academy, but it would look good on an application.” I licked my lips and thought back to what Triton said.

They're not really my priority right now. The final duel of the first and second place follows the common lycan duels aside from the killing part. The mechanics are simple, the winner will be the one to either successfully give his opponent a mortal wound or have them step out of the casted magic circle. No weapons allowed, it will be a brawl. As we were waiting for it to begin, I couldn't help but catch the whispers from the crowd. “Who do you think will win? This is a tough fight.”

Not only would Milo fail to vent her frustration, but she would also be kicked out of the venue due to breaking the rules. Now, everyone understood why the duel ended as quickly as it did. "Boneforging Realm?" Melissa was shocked to the core when she heard it. "Dear Lord! He's very young. How is it that he was already at Boneforging Realm? No one will be able to win him in a duel!" Although Nala didn't respond, she had to admit that Aiden was the kind of super-talented martial artist who existed only once in a generation. Nala might have considered Aiden one of her candidates if it weren't for his questionable mentor. Felix might not have had his turn.

A slow chill moved through me and I felt the weight of her words settle into my chest and I understood that the duel that Darius had called was not about land and it was not about power and it was not about the old law because it was about her and it was about the power that she carried and it was about the fear that was driving wolves who had ruled for generations to crush what they could not control. “So he calls the duel,” I said and my voice was heavy because I was beginning to understand the trap that I had walked into. “He calls the duel to end me before you rise and to cut the bond before it is strong enough to save the pack and to take from us the only thing that can stop the army th

He gave the hammer a few practice swings while waiting for the duel timer to reach zero as well, all while retaining his casual expression. (Duels usually take on two forms in Immortal Era; Sparring and Deathmatch. In a sparring duel, the match is decided when one manages to get the opponent's HP down to 10%, where the system would forcefully end the match, granting the other person the victory. This format is usually done by persons willing to compare moves or are within the confines of the safe zone of a village/town/city. As for deathmatch, it is just as the name suggests, a fight to the death. This format can only be utilized outside of all safe zones and is usually meant to settle grudg

Shayla muttered to herself and heaved a sigh of anger; the fact that she couldn’t do anything about her present situation anymore is what worried her. ******* Two days later… Jace was driving along the road with Caleb by his side. Both of them were talking about the recent update. The announcement has already been sent around and across the pack. They invited people to come watch the biggest duel of the pack, although they were still yet to see who the opponent is. People were already betting their life savings on who will win the duel. Most of them were betting on Jace to win until they heard certain news that the person he will be dueling with is a beast in human form. Most people started

James responded smilingly, “But it’s not enough.” After the Dieux Academy showed up, James devised a plan. He wanted to bring a few of the Endlos’ powerhouses to the Diuex Academy. After all, the Dieux Academy was considered one of the Central Plane’s top ten forces. Although it ranked at the bottom of the top ten, they were a neutral force with good relations with many influential families and sects. The Endlos Plane was still relatively weak and needed strong support.

I groaned from the impact and waited for the invisible shield that made me feel like I was on a jumping castle to melt away. The Sanguinem coven members all smirked and giggled simultaneously. I was too exhausted to be mad at them. Seanna panted on the ground and seemed to be just as glad as me that the duel was over. "Woo!" Vin jumped in place, excitedly. "Are you guys okay?" Lachlan asked, offering his hands to both Seanna and me to get us off the ground "No," Seanna responded to Lachlan as she grabbed his hand. "We will be," I said as I clasped his other available hand.

“So be it then. The duel would happen in two weeks. If I win the duel, you will leave this Academy immediately.” “Do you accept the challenge?” Beta Stephanie said, looking at me. “You can't be so weak, you better accept the challenge or else I would kill you myself. How can you be so careless?” Elena said in anger. I looked at the faces around me, everyone was waiting for my response. Alice scoffed, “You look so scared, you can accept defeat now and leave this Academy. After all, you aren't supposed to be here in the first place. You don't belong here.”

Though uncertainty gnawed at me, hope for Chester's recovery persisted in my heart. Damon, a snarl distorting his snout, approached me, disregarding Duscha's lifeless form as he assumed a duelling stance. His motives were transparent—it was all about power for him, he didn't care about Duscha or the pack of rogues he brought along with him. The rules of a duel were clear: the victor would claim the war. Growling, I channelled the pain and fear for Chester's life. I refused to lose to this weasel, not now, not ever.