How To Survive At The Academy Novels & Stories

Yet, she remained undeterred. “You knew what you were getting into when you sought solace in my Academy. I overlooked many things but murder on the campus is not acceptable. How do you want me to explain to the family of the student you attempted to murder if you truly succeeded? My Academy could have closed down because of your thoughtless actions. I don’t care how many mortals you devour or kill for fun outside but in my Academy, you follow my rules.” Shen Long growled as the gag came undone. After working his jaw to get accustomed to his tongue, he scowled.

"Does it make any sense? You were given birth to here together with your eleven sisters who are all out on missions as well. Go back and fullfil yours, Tabitha." "Yes. My Lord." Tabitha mumbled and turned around. * * At the academy,the camp day was gradually coming nearer but no one really was looking forward to it. They were still in fright about what happened to dead ones among them. Some of them would not freely eat and drink water and end up starving themselves. Tanya sat on her bed, looking out of the window. She could see the changes in the academy. It was awful and life was beginning to get more harder.

Kung pumasok rin kaya ako sa Academy na ‘yan, tatanggapin rin ba ako ng ibang tao? Hindi kaya ako aayawan tulad ng sinabi ni mama? Would I also be one of the acknowledged heroes? It’s not impossible, right? Since the academy’s purpose is to teach the students the proper way to use their ability, baka ako rin matulungan nila. Tapos may opportunity pa na walang tuition fee basta ipasa ang entrance exam. Maybe I can try to persuade mama na payagan ko. It’ll be a great help for me.

It is where the strongest are chosen to move on, and the weak either die, quit, or get expelled. Werewolf Academy isn’t your regular human university. There, we are taught the necessary skills to survive the incoming war. We study like the human do, but learning their science and technology is in no way fundamental to us. We have the Moon Goddess. We have portals. We have her blessed magic. We have pack telepathy. What better way to communicate than that?

I felt a chill down my spine. “But what if someone’s dorm is incomplete?” a boy from the far side shouted. All heads turned toward me. The instructor didn’t flinch. “Then they compete alone.” The words hit me like a slap. I swallowed hard, the lump in my throat growing. “There will be no replacements, no excuses. If your dormmates abandoned you, you’ll have to carry the weight. That is what this academy is about—adaptation under pressure.” He rolled up the scroll. “The moment the horn blows, the challenge begins. Stealth, strategy, and courage will be your allies. Choose wisely who you attack. Choose wisely who you trust. Because not everyone plays fair.”

Audrey was somewhat surprised so Allan laughed. “Of course, what did you expect? It’s not easy to occupy the seats in the upper class just because they passed the test when they enrolled. Students from all divisions and levels will have to undergo another test at the start of every semester. Unqualified students would be brushed down from good classes while students who have improved would replace their positions. Survival of the fittest is the most critical point in this academy.” Allan seemed to be very familiar with Iridos’s system. “Survival of the fittest… this is good.”

They always did. The corridor outside was cold, metallic, and quiet except for the rhythmic thud of boots and the distant sound of drills starting on the field. Dawn hadn’t fully broken yet, but the academy never slept. Aurelion Alpha Institute. Where only those born to dominate survive. Where a single slip could get me killed. I kept walking, posture loose but controlled, shoulders straight, eyes forward. Every inch of me was trained to mimic Alpha poise. I had perfected this performance over years of necessity. I couldn’t afford tremors. I couldn’t afford mistakes.

Our country was well-known because it cultivated the largest and strongest packs, making us the epicenter of the werewolf world. Getting into Alpha Academy is no small feat. There’s a physical test, a mental evaluation, an emotional assessment, and an endurance challenge. Only those who successfully pass all of these can gain entry. That was why I felt such pride when Alexei managed to get in; not everyone has the privilege of attending. However, leaving the Academy was equally challenging. For three years, students are required to complete each course, endure the relentless pressure, and make it out alive. Everyone held the Academy in high regard. Yet, after my brother’s death, I knew it wa

“I mean, when you are at Alpha Academy, you will be taking a change of clothes with you for survival training, and that’s it.” “Dad seriously? When I am at Alpha Academy, I will have a wolf. Or are you forgetting that fact?” I have been training since I was born to inherit the pack from my dad when he retires. So I have pushed myself to be the best. Now all I need to do is graduate from Alpha Academy and find a mate. Finding a mate will be easy. Girls practically throw themselves at me. It would be nice to find my fated mate, but it’s not a priority. Graduating from the academy is the priority. Scrap that surviving a forest is miserable England is the priority. It never seems to stop raining

That spot belongs to me. How do I explain this? Should I tell her the truth? Would she be weirded out? She’s from the orphanage system—nothing to her name, no family. That’s how the Academy traps girls like her. They have nothing, and we offer them a life. A luxurious life, one they can't ever refuse. And they take it, because the alternative is starvation. Or worse. "Uhm," I mumble when she turns to look at me. "What?" She asks with a frown.