I Killed The Player Of The Academy Novel 소설 & 이야기

"I won't hurt you and you have to believe that." Instead of melting, Alicia roughly pushed Ace's hand away from her. Then she lifted the sheet of paper into the air, leaving Ace with nothing to do. "Then what is this?" Alicia was clearly urging her lover. "You killed them too, didn't you?! James, Elena, Jake? You killed your own friends, Ace!" "Alicia!" The girl sobbed right after her body fell onto the bed. She sat there while she squeezed the paper tightly. Alicia really couldn't accept the truth right now.

Though I don't understand how someone's blood tastes good to them. Tessa and I walk back to our dorm without having a word since Tessa is already trying to dissolve the newfound information about Sasha being dead. A student in our academy under the same class is dead. Surely she was a bitch but not someone who deserves to die. Not like that at least. Only if she could have got a chance to fight. Fuck it? Who could have sorted most of it out very well? But the question is, who precisely would have the intentions to do such a thing?

[PHASE SHIFT CONFIRMED] [STATUS: PEACEFUL DEVELOPMENT — TERMINATED] [NEW DIRECTIVE: SURVIVAL IN HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT] [NOTE: ENEMIES HAVE BEGUN CULLING CANDIDATES] Alpha closed his eyes. So this was it. Not later. Not gradually. Not after he was ready. The game had started early. Marek was dead. Someone had tried to kill Alpha—and failed. Barely. And Apex Academy, built to forge kings, had just drawn first blood. In the dark behind his eyes, something ancient smiled. It has begun. Pain became Alpha’s world.

“But before we worry about anything else, are you sure you’re okay? Not having any weird side effects that need checking? It’s not every day I have to pick someone up from the floor.” “Weird symptoms of what?” My brows furrow. “And I’m fine. As fine as I can be, I guess. I was, uh, not keen on sleeping in the bed.” “Are you sure?” he presses. “Because last week we picked up another pup who died right after the change. It turns out he was allergic to his own wolf hair.” My eyes widen, and I sit up. “You’re from the werewolf place?” “As ever, we live up to our reputation.” A gilded brow arches, and he smiles. “And to answer your question, yes, I’m from the academy.”

Novalie POV We pulled through the gates of the Academy and drove down a long drive before we finally came to a stop infront of a large building. This place was like a small town with teenagers walking around everywhere. When we got out of the car Eddie walked up to me stone faced and told me to walk through the doors into the building behind me to get my room assignment and class schedule. I gave him a grateful smile and told him thank you Alpha before grabbing my two duffel bags and heading into the building. His stone faced expression faltered a little when I called him Alpha, and I knew the words had pierced his heart. I hadn't ever called him Alpha until that very moment. He was always j

However, my legs were weak, and before I could straighten up, I fell back onto the floor. This time, I did not manage to stand up anymore. I believed I should be dead. My life had been too hard. My father had lied to me, and Jimmy had tortured me. Maybe death would be kinder to me. Yet, when I opened my eyes, I could see the world clearly before me. However, I was dressed in a police uniform and standing next to a bloodied corpse while taking record. That dead body was me.

"Who told you that?" "That's not an answer." "Who. Told. You." Each word comes out clipped, the mask he wears for council calls slipping in real time, cracking at the edges into something colder. "This isn't a game, Neris. If someone at that academy is filling your head with dangerous rumors—" "It's not a rumor if it's true." "It isn't true." Too fast. Too certain, in exactly the way certainty sounds when someone's rehearsed it. "Your parents died in a rogue attack. I identified the bodies myself. I was there."

Enough. Nikolai froze. Aldric Vane stood in the doorway, his gold-flecked eyes cold, his face unreadable. Behind him were half a dozen Council guards, their weapons drawn, their eyes fixed on Nikolai like he was a wild animal that needed to be put down. Lukas lay on the floor, his face bloody, his chest heaving. But he was still smiling. He was always smiling. Nikolai, the headmaster said, his voice quiet and deadly. You have broken every rule in this academy. You have attacked a fellow alpha without cause. You have endangered the safety of every student in this building. What do you have to say for yourself?

“It was. He confessed to me. He already knows of our connection and your connection to Alpha Lennox. Killing you would be hitting two birds with one stone.” Let’s just see if he could kill me easily. “What’s your plan? You cannot hide me forever. I have school. I have my own life. Do you think your father wanting to kill me will make me a coward? I’m not like that, Ace. It’s better for me to die fighting than live being a coward.” Ace’s eyes twinkled in admiration. I sighed inwardly. This boy. It seemed like whatever I said and did would always amaze him. He looked like a dog fawning over his master.

I've never made my own choices, I've always been presented in front of the world how someone else wanted to portray me. But this is me. My choice. I am my own person, and I'm strong enough to do this. Soft instrumental music flows through the large garden. The white sand beneath my feet is warm, the breeze playful as it ruffles the trees and dances through my veil. I take my first step forward. Rose follows behind, her presence a steady comfort. My eyes sweep the crowd—strangers and familiar faces alike—and then land on her. Ali. Aiden’s mother. The new headmistress of the Academy. Mark somehow managed to spin the contracts and make her new headmistress - apparently there was a clause in the