Golden Light Academy Novels & Stories

The academy was just as magnificent as Evercrest, perched on a hill and surrounded by a dense forest. Graycrown Academy. They say it's the best academy in the world—well, in the werewolf world, that is. The car passed through a tightly guarded gate and parked in the massive front courtyard. I could see a crowd of students in various uniforms scattered around in groups. Seeing so many potential competitors made me extremely nervous. Luna Dawn and Alpha Jace stepped out first, followed by the other selected students and me.

Once they stepped on the grounds of Diamond Academy, Maria stuck close to her brother as she followed him to the Opening Ceremony for the Elementary Division. Diamond Academy was known to house three different divisions: Elementary School, Middle School, and High School, each with its own specific building and uniform. Maria was talking to Shirone and Kuroka, admiring the beautiful scenery of the academy as they bypassed a large gold water fountain in the shape of a fairy.

"The Silver Moon Dance is at the end of the week." I looked at her. "The what?" She blinked. "You genuinely don't know what that is." "I'm new here." "You've been here long enough." She shifted her weight, the beginning of the particular energy she got when she was about to explain something she found genuinely interesting. "Draven Wolf Academy was founded on a very specific night. A full moon, completely silver, bright enough that it lit up the entire sky and the whole grounds glowed like something out of a legend.

Adina smiled faintly and said, “I’m not interested in running a restaurant. But speaking of this, I want to ask you for two favors, Ethan.” She paused for a while before she resumed. “I plan to open my own studio, so I need to rent an office. Please keep an eye out for me. Besides, Alden and Mel are four years old, so they should go to kindergarten now. Ethan, do you have any good kindergartens that can be introduced to me? It would be best if they could accept a special child like Mel.” Ethan nodded. “Grandma has asked me to find some kindergartens. Golden Sun International Bilingual Kindergarten has top-notch resources and facilities. Most importantly, they treat every child equally. If yo

I heard that no matter how busy Luther was, he would still make sure to drop her off to school every morning. I didn’t know that there was a school exclusive for wolves. Luther said that it was built just two years ago. Only the wolves got to pass by this area. It was a ten-minute travel with nothing but trees on the road. It looked like an endless forest. And at the center of it, there stood the Moon Academy with its golden gates. The academy was huge. I heard that in another area, there was another academy which taught different courses to wolves. “Mommy, come. I will introduce my friends to you!” Iris said as she grabbed my hand.

"Why is your phone always on DND, you silly girl? Check your email. My brother and I just confirmed our admission letters to Silverwood." I was so excited to run upstairs and levitated instead, startling Caleb, who was already behind the computer. “We got in!” He whooped excitedly and showed me the screen containing our admission letters. Fuck yeah! Silverwood was the top Lycan academy and ridiculously expensive, but my parents had been saving for our tuition. It was a one-year post-high school program where we'd get our certification and then specialize in our chosen course at the university. Dad never let me leave our pack. Leaving made me thrilled to potentially find a community of hybrid

I didn't want to question her or make her relieve her bad past but her words sounded unbelievable. "I never knew you went through a lot sis, I'm truly sorry. As for Stacey, I recently met her at the hotel I'm in, and I kind of felt like she wasn't lying." I said softly. "That's what golddiggers do, they trick and lie. That lady is a professional gold digger who can easily manipulate you, so avoid her at all cost and stay away from her." she said. "Okay, thank you for making things clear to me. I will talk to you later, I love you." I whispered.

Wilkes asked. “After what happens last session, you're asking why?” “I just didn't expect it.” “Where are the both of them going to now?” Harold asked. “Vamp-itches University,” Trisha replied. “They both wanted to be in the same school so they you know, went to a school designed for the two species. This school, Golden Lake, is the only one that allows all three species.” “Is that where the name comes from?” Wilkes asked. “Vamp for Vampire and Itches for Witches and Wizards in this case.”

"Kids with high energy signatures. Kids who are different. The world scares them. Governments want to weaponize them." Kael, standing behind Aurora’s chair, nodded grimly. He knew exactly what she meant. He was one of those kids once. "I want to build a place where they are safe," Aurora continued. "Where they can learn to control their gifts, not to hurt, but to heal. I want to call it 'The Academy of Light'." "Or 'Hogwarts for cool kids'," Mia chimed in from the other side of the table, tossing a grape into her mouth.

She left me alone in the silence, the ghost of Ethan's kiss still burning on my lips. I dressed in my school uniform—a pleated skirt and a crisp white blouse that felt far too tight against my skin, as if my body was still humming from the memory of Ethan. I pulled my long hair back, trying to hide the slight swelling on my cheek where my mother had struck me, and headed out toward the academy. The Silver Moon Academy sat on a hill overlooking the pack lands, a sprawling complex of ancient stone buildings and modern glass wings. It was the premier institution for young wolves to learn control, history, and the complexities of their secondary genders.