Hero Academia Fanfiction Novels & Stories

are other 300 hundred years old, I would love to meet one of them. They are our rulers but they try to not interfer to much that's what the Lords and Alphas are for. Back to me , I am really fast and strong und I would like to think even smarter and more mature that a lot of others my age. I have no special abilities since I'm still 17. I have long ash blond hair , my eyes are a bright green and I have an average figure. Although I train a lot I don't have visible muscles like boys, but I still can kick their ass that's for sure. The Boys at the academy didn't like me much and even bullied me , told me I was naive or boring or that I should stay at home and be someones wife instead of 'play

My sword slipped from my hand as I landed hard on my back. Pain exploded through every muscle in my body, knocking the breath from my lungs. Why would he do that? ‘I thought we were getting along’ "Oww..." I groaned, clutching both my stomach and lower back. Kael walked over, sheathing his sword. "I'm sorry," he said sincerely. "But you'll experience that... many more times before you become a true warrior." I let out a groan. "Is that how you treat your ex-girlfriend?"

Another one waited in my pocket, just in case. Just in case, if you lose control, you’re dead. Publicly, this place was called the World Hockey Academy—a factory for champions, Olympians, prodigies. Cameras loved it. Sponsors poured money into it. Parents bragged about it. Privately, it was something else entirely. Alpha Academy. An institution built to break wolves and rebuild them stronger. A hierarchy carved in blood, sweat, and enchanted ice. The rink beneath my feet was warded to withstand supernatural force—so Alphas could hit harder, skate faster, and fight without restraint.

Kieran’s pride hit me like a drug. Moros’s face went blank. “Then you choose war.” “I choose _him_,” I said. “Every time. Every life. Every war.” I looked at Kieran. “Alpha,” I said. “My answer is no.” Kieran’s eyes went gold. He turned to Moros. “You heard my Luna.” Moros sighed. Like we were children. “Pity.” He raised his hand. The 200 Claws shifted. All at once. The sound was deafening.

And now the Alpha of the story, knows. Goddess… he knows what I really am. Not a sarcastic, sharp-tongued brat in lace. Not a warrior who humiliated his men in the training ring. Just the beast who pretended to be beauty. Fuck. I have no idea how far I’ve run. My lungs are burning, my legs shaking, but I push harder. The further I get from that hospital, from his golden eyes and his scent and that look on his face the better. He must be disgusted.

She wore her dangerous smile at them. "Your majesty, I’m sorry for what I said earlier." Taurus apologizes, "I just don’t want to risk your life and the alpha’s heir." We can’t risk it, but I shouldn’t have questioned what I witnessed today: my apology, your majesty. " Taurus bowed his head, waiting for Emily’s word. "I wouldn’t be here if the alpha wasn’t sure about me leading you, the kingdom, into the upcoming war." She blurted out something. "I appreciate how worried you are, but I am no queen and powerless if I don’t join in the battle."

Adam How dare he disobey my father, the Alpha? Lucas was always such a disrespectful brat. Always pushing people's buttons just to make himself feel better. My father had warned me many times before never to cross paths with him. Yet, every time I turned around, there he stood challenging me. I'm the next Alpha, and I'll soon become the most powerful Alpha ever seen in these parts. I'm the best fighter, fastest runner, and strongest warrior among my peers—and he knows it too well. His arrogance got him kicked out of the pack once already, yet somehow, he managed to find his way back again. He knew how much trouble he'd cause if he challenged me, but he couldn't resist. It was obvious he want

She had enough on her mind without having to worry about the advancement of my abilities, and I already had Dmitri and Blake for that anyway. Sophie held her breath as we waited for my sway to take effect. I could almost feel her anxiety filling the room, but kept myself from forcing her to calm down. It made it feel like time was passing more slowly than it should’ve been. But eventually Alexandria’s eyes blinked open and settled on my face. “Hello again,” I tried for a friendly smile, “We didn’t get to introduce ourselves to each other last night, I’m Selene D’Arcadia, one of the Alphas of the Opalescent Moon Pack.”

what happens if in his heroic endeavors he ends up hurting the alpha instead of serving him? Bitterness welled within me, but I masked it with a submissive demeanor. I would take the beating, endure the pain, but deep down, a fire burned within me, fueled by the sting of betrayal. I would find Adrian, confront him, and demand answers. She was going to give me the same answer as he had refused to give me days ago. I was not going to take no for an answer anymore. I had the right to know. I had earned the right to know.

she whispered again, the question barely a breath. No answer came. Only the rustle of leaves. The distant call of a raven. The sound of her own heartbeat, steady but uncertain. She closed her eyes and let herself imagine—for one fleeting second—a different life. One where her mother had lived, where her father had loved her more than his politics, where she had been allowed to choose. But that world didn’t exist. She had to make her own. The path ahead was still uncertain, dark and twisted with fear. But somewhere, at the end of it, was the Alpha Academy. A place that could teach her how to fight. How to survive. How to never be caged again.