How To Survive At The Academy Novels & Stories

Seth continued, “The instructors won’t stop him. His pack bankrolls half the Academy’s resources. So he acts with impunity. And he can smell fear like a hound.” She swallowed. “So don’t get on his radar.” “Exactly,” Seth said. “Blend in. Keep your head down. Don’t talk back. Don’t try to be brave. Not around him.” The conversation mercifully ended as the terrain leveled out, revealing the faint silhouette of distant buildings between the thinning trees. Smoke curled from high chimneys—stone structures looming in disciplined rows against the pale horizon. The Academy. Rhea’s pulse roared in her ears. She’d made it this far. But the hardest part hadn’t even begun.

"And if you want to stay alive, you'll need to learn to control that power." The woman leaned back in the chair and crossed her arms. "According to academy regulations, every new student takes part in an initiation trial that determines the level at which they begin their training," she went on. "But your case... is exceptional. That's why you'll face a special trial. A task that will test not only your abilities but your willpower as well." Skylar froze. "And if I fail?" she asked quietly. Morris's gaze turned cold. "Then the academy has no place for you. Only those who can survive are allowed to remain here."

“Among other things: combat, strategy, espionage… The students who survive our training go on to be some of the most elite soldiers shifter kind has ever seen. They fight our war from within the shadows, protecting their assigned packs from threats and taking on the most confidential of missions against the werebears. They’re the last line of defense against those who would wipe us out, and as such must be as ruthless and savvy as any human special ops group.” “The students who survive?” I ask, raising an eyebrow. “I’m not liking this whole, ‘survival not guaranteed’ thing, Charles. Wait, aren’t wolves at this academy immortal?” “I never said it was easy and immortality doesn’t mean you can’

"So where are we going? And Miles, I have a lot of questions I need answers to, but no one's talking to me. My guardians, you guys aren't even doing much." He gently places his hands on my shoulders. "Relax." He says calmly. "I'll tell you everything, but there are only a few things I'm allowed to say as your guardian. To get the complete truth, we'll have to reperform our mating ceremony. But right now training begins; there's a student trials game ongoing. Trial hunts are one of the things you must excel in to graduate from this academy. Come on." He interlinks his arm with mine, leading me to the west wing of the academy. I sit on the grass to rest for a few seconds and just breathe.

It was that the entire academy had decided, quietly and collectively, that the rules simply didn't apply to them. That whatever they did existed in a separate category from consequence. Which meant there was no system here to appeal to. No authority above them. No one who would help. I picked up my fork and made myself take a bite of food I couldn't taste. Fine. I had survived things before without anyone's help. I could survive this. I just needed to stay invisible. Stay small. Don't look up, don't stand out, don't give them a single reason to remember my name.

She once again gave me the most a reassuring smile before continuing, "This academy is unknown to mankind for being a Wonderland, an arcade for the strong and scarred. Here you can study like a normal teenager, find new friends, make happy memories and build a new life without having to fear for your safety ever again. You can now leave your bloody past behind, and forget the monsters out there in the wild who's trying to destroy you, and be the person you've always wanted to be. In this institution, you are safe. In this institution, no one can find you." I breathed out the air I didn't really need to, feeling a weight lift off my chest. I tried to find her gaze as the curtains billowed fur

How I went on to claim a totally different she wolf as my mate. At that time we were at the Supernatural Universal Academy. That is the academy where supernatural beings with exceptional talent are taken to for grooming. It is there we are taught about maintaining the balance in the universe. We're we are taught co existing in peace. it is there where we are taught battle skills as well. Turns out the she wolf I claimed as my own had just joined the academy. And it was none other than Tina!. I can feel a headache creep in. My blood is literally reaching the boiling point and is about to tip over.!

I barely survived, so since it has gotten to this, imma focus on my survival. I walk into the academy, going from one dark corner to the other. I feel like a fugitive; the only difference is that ‘wanted’ posters of me aren’t everywhere, yet. How do I escape class? I’m so fucked. We just have to face our fears, don’t we? It's not like he’s going to attack me in a whole class or harass me? You’ve survived a lot of things since coming to this city; you’ve got this, Catalina.

I said, my voice loud without any need for amplification, "to the new term at Blackfrost Academy." I went through the formalities; the words I've said so many times before. Welcome to the returning students. Welcome to the new initiates. The season ahead, the hockey schedule, the expectations of the pack. Then I paused and the hall seemed to lean forward too. "But let me be clear," I said, my voice dropping lower, harder. "This academy is built on the bones of those who came before us. Wolves who fought, bled and died to keep our kind safe. There is evil in this world. It wears so many faces and it will try to tear us apart.

KAI’S POV The cafeteria smelled like burnt coffee and forced normalcy. That was the academy’s speciality....pretending. Pretending we weren’t being watched. Pretending yesterday hadn’t carved something new into our bones. Pretending we were still just students who worried about grades and sparring schedules instead of survival. I spotted them before they spotted me.