Gemstone Academy Novels & Stories

she implored, her voice tinged with playful exasperation. Fenrir wasn't about to let her go without a fight. "Ashley, wait, let's go eat together!" He yelled, taking off after her, with the rest of the group following suit. "Stay away from me!" Ashley responded in jest, running away with the boys playfully chasing after her. Meanwhile, in the bustling cafeteria, excitement rippled through the student body as the six precious gems made their grand entrance. The girls' screams and jubilant jumping were practically deafening, a testament to the gems' popularity and charm.

She waved her kids goodbye as she stepped out. Amber inhaled and exhaled before hailing a cab and telling in "Gemstone". She had heard a lot about that place but hadn't gone there ever. This was going to be her first time going there. It's really amazing how her first time is going to be with a multi billionaire and who is also the Father of her Children.

Shaking his head, Gerald then stood before the four people and straightened his back before saying, “Alright, putting all that aside… Please listen carefully to what I’m about to say next. I’ll be leaving the academy as soon as possible to start locating an item called the Scintillating Gem. With that in mind, I was wondering if all of you would be willing to come with me and help look for the gem. Don’t worry, I’ve already gained the dean and the four major great masters’ permission. What do you say?” Hearing that, Nori and the others were momentarily stunned. After all, it was a lot to take in. After a short while, Zelig snapped out of it before asking in a slightly puzzled tone, “The… Sci

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

Even Ethan sat up straighter. The academy was... impossible. That was the only word for it. It rose from the earth like it had been grown rather than built, all spiraling towers and organic curves. The main structure seemed to be carved from a single massive piece of black stone that gleamed red in the setting sun. Hence the name, I supposed. Windows glowed with warm light, and I could see figures moving within—students, maybe, or faculty. The grounds stretched for what seemed like miles, encompassing forests, lakes, and what appeared to be several smaller buildings connected by covered walkways.

The results of her words immediately placed a frown on his face, and he seemed to be visibly disturbed. Seraphine wondered which party was it that he distasted. The academy was named Moonstone Academy, and it was leading in many fields compared to other academies in this continent. What it was well known for was its research in science. This Kingdom was comparatively rich, and due to this, they had the luxury to invest in this studies. Because of this, people from various nationalities came to study at this academy.

“Shut up and let's move, Thalia.” We followed the gem through the darkened academy halls, sneaking through shadows and ducking behind pillars every time patrol guards passed. The deeper we went, the stranger it became. Because the gem wasn’t leading us back towards the vault. Instead, it was leading us down. Far beneath the academy. My stomach twisted. Eventually, we stopped before a rusted iron gate built into the stone floor of the lowest basement corridor. I stared, my nerves increasing. “What is this place?” Caleb’s face darkened. “This is the underground cemetery for the academy.”

The moonstone necklace Timothy had given me lay hidden beneath it, warm against my chest, as if it sensed my fear. People whispered anyway. “Did you see it?” “That was no blessing.” “The Moon Goddess doesn’t make mistakes—this girl is proof she does.” “Or proof she’s powerful.” “Power like that never ends well.” Their words slid into my skin like splinters. I didn’t cry. Not yet. I felt too hollow for tears. They ushered me into the academy dormitory wing reserved for high-risk cases—those deemed unstable, volatile, or dangerous. I flinched at the last word, though no one said it aloud. They didn’t need to. It was written all over their eyes.

“A-A black gem?” Old madam Eleanor stammered, her voice laced with a mixture of shock and disbelief. The black gem was a special gem that could only be used by crown families and scepter families. Each family possessed a gem of different color, but only the Crown Families were permitted to carry the black one. It was used as a type of warning for their target to comply with whatever the holder wanted. Disobeying the orders was no different from declaring yourself an enemy of the entire family. And if Ashley was holding one now, then it could only mean she was telling the truth. Miss Beaumont had indeed sent her in her place.

And then she let me put a ring on her finger. Jesse had been right, she was a gem. In a world full of rhinestones, she was a precious jewel. And while I hated to think about her ever having spent a single day on Swank's stage, Nikki would always be my diamond.