I Killed The Player Of The Academy Novel Novels & Stories

“There's nothing wrong with her. She's perhaps thinking about her mate, who's in prison and might be executed.” Clara had told me that the boy whom Noah had killed was one of the council members' sons. Well, everyone apparently just found out because he was a freshman and no one knew about it. And Noah, having no connection to the founding family placed him at a dire position because not only was he going to be torture until he confessed to what had happened, he would be killed soon after. I had asked if it was a normal thing in the academy because, in my opinion, it made no sense that, because a student died, another would be killed.

Sheena arrives at the scene along with the disciplinary committee and they halt at a distance. Her sharp gaze drops to us. “The hunter is getting bolder day by day. He is killing off our students under our noses.” She growls in rage. “Hailey Randle.” My brows furrow, tears still drenching my cheeks, sliding to my chin. “Isn’t it a bit strange? The three students who died in the academy have some connection with you. Jerek had an argument with you, Ralix was last seen with you in the chess room, and Ella was your best friend.”

I had the list in soft copy and hard copy. “According to this list, these names are names of people involved in a pack massacre; these are exactly the names of people the night hunter has killed,” he said, giving it to his majesty. Then he gave him another list, and he looked at both of them and passed it to me. Yasmine frowned as he gave it to me instead, but I just looked through the list. Yes, I killed them according to the list; I passed it on to Adrian. “We also saw another list; this list is a list of how many packs someone from the academy has killed,” he said.

“Ray pursued you.” “Someone threatened the queen’s life?” James inquired. Glancing at my guard, I replied, “He’s been taken care of.” “He can’t harm me anymore,” I added, returning my gaze to Ace. The alpha sank to his knees. “You killed him?” “He chose death rather than severing the bond,” I stated. “Just as you wished for my demise.” Ace shook his head. “No. I’d never. How is this even possible?” “I challenged the king. And I triumphed.” The words tasted of victory.

I whimpered as he pulled them out, barely avoiding his sharp teeth on my neck. I jumped back, panting. He seethed in rage as his blazing eyes fixed on me. I knew that with the poison remaining in my blood, another attack could be the death of me. Summoning all my remaining strength, I charged at him. I saw his neck stretch and lower. I saw his jaw opening. He expected me to dove again… I bounced off my feet and sank my teeth into the nape of his neck. He buckled, trying to shake me off, but I only tightened my grip. Blood began to stream down, coating his neck, chest, and front paws. Finally, he lowered himself to the ground, doing exactly what I hoped he would. I waited until he tried to ro

"Actually, I did. So how? How did you kill those men knowing that you have nothing special in you? You said you're fast? No one among your instructors deemed that as something remarkable." I snorted. "Like I said. I'm no top student. That's Ace if you haven't noticed." "Then that incident happened when you took out Ace and his friends, breaking one of the kid's arms and nearly killing the other." I cleared my throat. It was not something to be proud of.

There is no way we can lose to a single freshman. Well, reality just slapped her in the face. Literally. She looks up at me, and her heart drops. I am looking down at them like a god looking at a bunch of ants. I smile again, and the temperature in the room instantly drops to freezing. "Actually," I say pleasantly, my voice echoing in the cold air. "If you really want to, I can totally send you to the afterlife right now. I don't mind at all! The f*e is a lot higher, of course, since killing students breaks the Academy rules."

“To live… or to destroy those who tried to kill you.” So, I chose the later. Armed with nothing but a steel heart and a new identity, I promise to destroy them all, to pay them back for the wrongs they have all done against me. Then, it is time to begin my revenge. ______ Bloodmoon Academy I stood at the gates of the Bloodmoon Academy. The academy loomed ahead—proud and regal. A place for warriors and elites, the cruelest and the untouchable trained here. A place where I once had no place. But now, I walked it's grounds freely.