Haven Academy Rwby Novels & Stories

Wolves across the room roared with excitement as the arena morphed into a warzone of pillars, weights, enchanted pendulums, and targets. Only two academies remained standing: Blackwood Academy and Westly Academy ... known for producing wolves with terrifying physical strength. Scarlet stepped back, knowing this round belonged to the heavy hitters. Grey cracked his knuckles with a grin that promised violence. Ronan simply rolled his shoulders, muscles flexing beneath his uniform like coiled steel. The Westly Academy sent out their strongest wolves ... tall, brutal-looking males with veins glowing faintly from enchantments. Then someone shouted, “START!” It was chaos.

The hall was filled with Alphas, Lunas, warriors, and scholars in training, each one watching her like she didn’t belong. She spotted her seat, her name elegantly scripted on the backrest. Beside it, in gold, was Maren’s. They sat down as the headmistress continued. “Halden Academy is the most competitive institution in the realm. You’ve earned your place here, but that doesn’t mean you’ll keep it. This place breaks the weak and shapes the worthy.” Jenna tried to focus, but her emotions were storming. The bond with Kaelion pulsed inside her like a flame she almost extinguished. Shame clung to her skin. And yet… the other mate’s pull hadn’t vanished either.

Chapter 1: The Contract in the Dark Raven Winterstar had always believed the world was kind. At eight years old, she lived in a sprawling estate perched on the emerald edge of Arcadia Prime, where sunlight filtered through ancient canopy trees like golden honey. Her mother, the Archdruid, taught her the secret songs that made flowers bloom out of season. Her father, High Priest of the realm, carried her on his shoulders through moonlit gardens, whispering stories of gods and guardians. Raven's snow-white hair fell in long waves down her back, and her sharp blue eyes sparkled with the kind of joy that made even the sternest sentinels smile. She never wanted for anything. Every day felt like a

That was all I needed. These footsteps were heavier. More than one. The rock mouth opened. Ruby came through first. Ryder’s daughter. Twenty years old, black hair, her father’s eyes. She was supposed to be at the academy. Studying. Safe. Instead she was here, in the dark, with dirt on her cheek and a knife on her hip. She didn’t look scared. She looked angry. Behind her, Adrian. My second. My blade. He was tall, bald, scarred from his temple to his jaw where a wolf had tried to take his face off ten years ago. He’d killed the wolf with his teeth. He wore black, no armor. He didn’t need it.

Avery finally snapped out of her reverie. “He’s just lost a lot of blood. He’ll be fine… he’s very persistent,” The girl assured. ‘One thing I can agree on,’ Avery thought to herself. “I’m Tonia, by the way, gamma of the Ravenhill Pack.” The girl introduced, surprising Avery. While she’d read about the whole pack thing, it was the first time actually seeing it in person. “The redhead’s Kaden. He’s our beta, and the yellow-head driver is Dave—”

he said, like I needed reminding. "Great." "Welcome to Hawthorn," Rina grumbled. ⸻ That night, I woke up, lying flat on my back, staring at the ceiling. So much had occurred. Too much. I couldn't shake the memory of Dante's eyes. Riven's caress. Ariana's warning. Something inside me was different. Awakened. I whispered into the darkness, "I didn't come here for this." But inside, I knew, this school wasn't going to let me hide.

“Enough of this! A new voice boomed across the room, causing my body to freeze. An older man walked into the room; he held a cane in his hand that moved with him as he walked. At the sound of his voice, all three shifters stopped fighting and began to whimper as if they were in pain. The man lifted his cane and drew a circle around the shifters. An intense pressure stole my breath and walls of light divided between the three, encircling them and keeping them separate. They weren’t happy as they thrashed against the barriers keeping them separated, trying to desperately get at one another. I couldn’t help but flinch away; I didn’t like to see them fighting like this and I couldn’t help but bl

The once blue sky had suddenly turned red as blood. Hello guys, The Lycan Academy is coming to an end. Thank you for your much needed support so far. Really appreciate it.

Days passed by and Raine immediately adjusted to this new pace of his school life. As for the school, the Margin Academy is bigger than he thought. Even if he has wandered around it beforehand (before he enrolled), it is impossible for him to see its entirety before. But after attending the Margin Academy for more than a week, he finally could see its entirety.

After a week Nikki and my father discussed it and let Ryder move into our house so he could help me with Aiden. A month after getting home, on our birthday, Raven learns that she is having twins which makes Embry stick by her even more, never letting her out of his sight like a body guard. I never return school knowing I have to take care of my son. Leaving school is easy since Daddy and Embry make sure to continue mine and Raven’s lessons, training us to protect ourselves. Raven continues to lose herself burning her aggression fighting with Embry, training as often as she could. I end up spending my time with Ryder taking care of Aiden or studying with him and my father, learning about Lyca