Fantasy World Academy Novels & Stories

The Academy was hoping to change that. During class the prior week, Professor Martin, the teacher for Introduction to Magic, had the students in class introduce themselves to everyone and explain their heritage in the magical world. Ellie remembered hearing some students saying they were part Fae and a couple were part Ilith. She remembered reading stories about the Fae and Ilith growing up, daydreaming about meeting one in a magical world one day. Now that she knew they were real, she was excited to learn more about their abilities.

​I am Moon, a woman living at the bottom of this academy. This academy is located at the top of the mountain and the people who live below are the poor or "slap soil" as the rich call it. And yes, I am one of the poor called by the rich. Poor are forbidden in this school, It is full of rich and strong creatures here. But I am one of the lucky creatures who was given the opportunity to study at this school. ​ Yesterday was the anniversary of this school and yesterday also took place the picking of the name of the lucky creature who can enter this school for free. And I was one of the two names picked yesterday.

Manuel Kagura's P.O.V The sky throughout Mundo da Fantasia was clear as crystal. The animals known as Neutral fera in this magical world of the terrestrial, aquatic, fiery, and aerial are flying freely in and playing around while others are singing. I’m standing in the air like a free bird as I watch the unfamiliar but enchanting world. I’ve never been to this place but strangely, I don’t know how but I know a lot about this world… The Mundo da Fantasia, a world so different from the world I am living in.

Cassy just nodded, this girl's memories were absolutely of no use to her, Paige then smiled at her and took her hand in hers, "Don't worry, you can ask me all the questions you want I will always try to answer them. As for transportation, we have teleporters that connect us to all the cities on the continent, but the further you want to go, the more expensive it is, they are at the end of the main shopping street where there are the most hotels. If you succeed to enter the Academy you will be able to try one, the Academy of the city of Catara is in a remote area because the worriors need space to train and the forests around it are full of magic herbs for mages." Cassy smiled at her and said

Chapter 52 - Binding Zane It was like we were stuck inside some dream, in a strange world with magic and magical beings. Everyone talked so casually as if this wasn't some crazy concept, and maybe it wasn't to them, but I knew I was on edge. I watched everyone carefully as they debated why they were all here. It was for some academy that Balor wanted to build, allowing beings from all walks of life to join and train.

A Flying werewolf. That made my mom madder and she started torturing me with overtraining. The next morning Dad took me and Christian to the Academy. Christian is Aunt Stella's son. The Academy is very huge. And from its look, I can say it's an ancient academy. Introducing me to the Principal he goes back. The principal is a fairy. Like Lana. "Look, there are lots of children with special powers like us. I'm happy that we are not the only weirdos." Christian laughed but I didn't laugh at his joke. It's obvious that there will be many unique supernaturals.

The Academy Recruitment Fair for Lunar Academy. Every year the recruitment team for Lunar Academy travels the world in search of worthy students. Worthy students are mythical beings and those who yield magic. We live in a world where magic exists: werewolves, vampires, and other creatures walk amongst us. The recruitment team stations themselves in certain parts of the region, and those who are interested in taking their tests and proving themselves are welcome to travel to the parts of the region where they are stationed and attempt to get into the school. That explained why there were a bunch of unfamiliar faces in town today.

"Repeat the words after me, then with me until you feel confident. Semitam inter mundi ut aperiat incolumes transeunt." Yeah, I am never going to feel confident with my tongue tripping over the words. But I do as she says. After several minutes, we're saying the words together. It still feels like my mouth is doing acrobatics, but magic is buzzing along my skin. The blueish haze of the portal warps and stretches. "Don't stop, keep saying the spell," she yells. Slowly, it opens more, about the size of a small door. I gape at the image of the granite statue in the graveyard. We're nearly there. Home. Which is weird that I think of the Academy as home when I've only been here less than a month.

I put on a plain blue dress and rushed to the school. Salvation Academy is a school for all supernatural beings and the humans that serve them. The human world isn’t aware that we exist, but some humans have been brought into the world of dragons. Those who have been tend to be servants and will never rise above that station. Unfortunately, even the humans want nothing to do with me, so I keep my head down and focus on my courses, biding time, until I can enact my plan to disappear after I graduate. If I could leave sooner, I would, but any who tried in the past, were hunted down; the rest of their time here was made worse than the hell they tried to escape from. I was fortunate to have the

The sconces on the walls were lit, but the flames burned blue, casting everything in a funeral glow. “You’re aware of the academy’s purpose, I presume?” “To educate and domesticate society’s charming little nightmares?” Another almost-smile. “We refine the raw potential of the gifted. Train those with bloodlines steeped in magic, curse, or darkness to control their natures.” “So I’m a tourist.” “No,” she said, glancing at me sidelong. “You’re an anomaly. And I do not abide mysteries without answers.” We passed beneath a vaulted archway, and I realized the walls were whispering. Not in a metaphorical way. Actual whispering. In a language I didn’t know but instinctively distrusted.