I Killed An Academy Player Chapter 1 Mga Nobela at Kwento

She saw a lot of obstacles in every corner, some of them were neatly placed, as if it was new here, while most of them were rusty or broken. Eleonna turned to her left when she heard a faint shout coming from there. It was then followed by an object dropped on the ground. She covered her mouth when she realized it might be a murder. Now this just made everything worse. With a trembling feet, the girl walked faster away from the sound. 🔫 "Looks like player 1 is eliminated, and oh! It's not just that! His team, player 7, killed him herself! What an exciting twist!" the man in red suit announced.

I took a deep breath before speaking. "Kings and Queens, Princes and Princesses, welcome to Heather Academy. I'm Atacia Montreal, Queen of the Academy. We, the Alpha team, are here to guide you. If you would please follow me, we will go to the gymnasium. " I said then bowed again. I just motioned for my other companions to step aside from the royalties before I turned around and started walking into the gymnasium. When I opened the door, all the students fell silent. I went in and opened the door wide. Royalties came in. All the students stood up before bowing at the same time. Inside the gymnasium they have him-his chair/throne. I was assigned to take care of the Phoenix Kingdom, so I hurri

I experienced all kinds of pain, got abandoned by my own dad, and even sold to this strange man I thought was my physics teacher with the new school transferee guiding me, all I could think about is my dear aunt’s passing. She’s really gone in this world. How am I supposed to survive? One thing was on my mind, everything is just a dream. I'm sure that once I sleep, it will all be over. There was a knock on the door and it took me all the willpower to stand up and open it to meet my physics teacher- I mean Alpha Ace by the door with a calm expression. His eyes tried to lean over and peek at the room and he cleared his throat, “How are you here?”

"Do you accept my challenge?" I stared at him for a moment. Honestly, I didn't have time for this. Every minute I wasted playing their games was another minute spent farther from the truth behind my foster father's murder. I had only just arrived at the academy, and somehow I'd already attracted two Cardinal Alphas. This was becoming exhausting. I turned away without answering. "Let's go, Piper." I grabbed her wrist and gently pulled her along. She barely moved, looking completely horrified. Behind us, Kael chuckled. "Really?" His voice carried easily through the crowd. "You're going to ignore an Alpha?"

I had no memory of seeing him anywhere near my father's quarters when I woke on the floor. "The rogue lord speaks of drugs and missing memories because he has no real defense," another voice called. Charlie sat beside Alpha Cameron, daring me with his gaze. I remembered him from the Alpha Academy. Charlie had been a timid first-year while I was already the top third-year fighter in the region. Now he stood before me, looking down with contempt. "You were violent then, and you're violent now," Charlie said, supporting Zachary. "The Council shouldn't waste time entertaining the stories of a murderer."

Chapter One Hundred Five **** I didn’t sleep that night. Not because I was afraid of what they said when they woke,I didn't care. Not because my hands still trembled from the weight of what I’d done. I didn’t sleep because silence had become a mirror, and every time I closed my eyes, I saw their faces: Jason’s betrayal, Kael’s anger, both twisted by hands that weren’t mine. Very early the next day, I was already on the roof. The wind blew through my robes, sharp and clean. I watched the academy from there, students heading to drills, professors muttering over scorched stone, healers still attending to the first-years injured in the fight.

I pressed my palms to the floor, trembling, unable to lift my eyes to his. “Ace… I belong to them. Cross. I was raised in their academy. I was trained to kill. I was their assassin. And all along, I never knew what I was doing.” My tears dripped onto the floor, hot and endless. “I didn’t know they were wolves. I didn’t know they were families. I didn’t know I was a hunter.” The silence between us was unbearable. I forced myself to look up, my chest heaving. His expression was carved from stone, his jaw tight, his eyes colder than ice.

It still haunts me that I was so weak, there was nothing I could do to help Mom and she died to protect me. “Did you recognize them?” He was looking into my eyes all the while my tears were threatening to fall. Patiently waiting for my response, his thumb drew warm soothing circles on my scar that sipped into my core. I nod “he’s my first kill. My only kill.” Ace bobbed his head up and down. He picked up the fallen white shirt and skillfully dressed me. “Lay down with me.”

POV: Neoma The world tilted on its axis. It wasn't a physical shift—the ground was still the same burning, blood-soaked courtyard of the Academy—but the foundation of my life cracked. CRACK. On one side stood Kaine, the brother who had carried me through the sewers, the hero of my childhood, holding a detonator that promised freedom. On the other side, trapped behind a wall of rubble, were the monsters who had collared me, trained me, and bled for me.

“It’s the last one we can still control.” --- END OF CHAPTER 72 The kill-layer had activated. But it wasn’t enough. Because Kael had become something it couldn’t fully erase— And something far deeper beneath the academy had just begun to stir. ---