Garnet Academy Novels & Stories

Jump says, her eyes going wide. "This is big," Hothead says, dropping his luggage. Even I must admit, Yellow Sun Academy is unlike anything I have ever seen. Yellow Sun Academy looks like a giant, shining, white castle. It looks bigger than our hometown. There are dozens of towers, shining as well. They're hidden behind a large stone wall, with the only entrance being a tall iron gate, and painted right on the iron gate is a yellow sun. The stone path we're on leads us through a beautiful courtyard with lush green grass and big red bushes. On the sides of the path are statues of who I can only guess are past fighters of the Yellow Sun Academy and even they are shining.

Red dots indicating hidden Omega students. "This Academy has seven subjects. But there are three other academies running the same program. Northern Academy has five subjects. Western Academy has three. Eastern Academy had three but they were exposed last year at graduation." "What happened to them?" Chen asked. "One disappeared. Family took him, no one knows where. One was claimed by an Alpha family through legal channels. One is in government custody. Protective custody officially. But really detention." "Detention for what?" "Medical research. They're studying him. Testing. He hasn't been seen publicly since graduation."

She's been treating her gift as a dangerous weapon to avoid rather than a valuable tool to master. "Agreed. Train me properly, and I'll help you train others." They shake on it, and Hope gains her most important academy instructor. The academy officially opens two months later in a renovated facility on Crimson Hollow's northern border. The opening ceremony is small but meaningful. Twenty students—young wolves with unusual gifts, from twelve different packs. Lux, Amara, and Faye as primary instructors. Hope as an academy director and teaching assistant.

POV: Ronan Montague The iron gates of Moonrise Academy creaked open with a sound like old bones settling, and Ronan felt his wolf stir restlessly beneath his skin. The massive Gothic structure loomed ahead through the Washington mountain mist, all soaring towers and gargoyle-lined parapets that seemed designed to remind students they were entering something far beyond ordinary education.

"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

"I'm not taking Marcus's things for nothing, Mommy. He always hugs me and rubs my face and takes pictures of me. That's kinda like payment!" Marcus couldn't suppress his laughter, while Julian merely rolled his eyes at his sister's logic. I sighed, knowing I'd need to have another talk with her later about not accepting such valuable gifts as entire dens. "We'll discuss this later," I told her, feeling the weight of yet another debt to Marcus Cross. Our car pulled up to a stately building with an ornate gate. The sign read "Northern Ridge Academy for Young Wolves" in elegant script. "We've arrived," Beta Thompson announced from the driver's seat. "Northern Ridge's finest young wolf academy.

But the thought of leaving, of breathing air that didn't smell like Kazimir or even risk running into him and seeing his stupid face was too tempting. "Fine," I said. "Let's go." --- The academy was called Blackthorn Academy. It was nestled in a valley between mountains, all gray stone and arched windows and sprawling green fields. The gates were iron, elaborate, engraved with wolves in mid-leap. The grounds were immaculate. I felt grossly underdressed. I had picked up a pair of jeans and a shirt. I should have at least done a little bit better. Or wore a nice dress, I thought. One of those new dresses in the closet courtesy of Kazimir.

I needed to finish this ceremony, then I could take her to our room and ravish her the way she deserves. Turning my attention to Garret, I extend my hand for him to join me on the platform. He stood beside his father, smiling happily as I took the Gamma pendent off Bennett and placed it on Garret. The uniquely crafted pendant was made of a rare moonstone that glowed with an inner radiance. Garret clasped it in his hands, squeezing it tight as a signifying his commitment to me and the pack. He and I then clasped hands as our hands began to glow with a silver, luminous light. I felt the bond shift, cutting ties with Bennett and starting new ones with Garret.

Rex muttered before walking down another hallway leading Heath to follow him. “The main campus of Gem Academy spans 28 hectares of landscaped grounds. The school’s sailing center, dubbed is situated along 100 meters of shoreline on the lake which isn’t that far off from where, that is where one will find ten dinghies, three motorboats, and a 38-foot yacht. Our school also possesses 179 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, 48 apartments for our lecturers, a theatre, three dining rooms, two cafeterias, an auditorium, two gymnasiums, and an ecumenical chapel. As far as the academic wing is concerned, there are no less than 53 classrooms, eight science laboratories, 14 specially-equipped rooms, two

I cried, leaning on him. "You have no reason to be. It just simply means Garnet is a powerful Alpha ace wolf. Stronger than his father." Abel said. I put Emerald down, and she and Garnet continued playing as if nothing had happened. "You need to get a silver bead bracelet for Garnet to stop him from shifting again. It will not affect his wolf or his development, but it will stop his wolf from taking over whenever he likes." Abel said, and I felt uneasy about wearing my son silver because it burns.