I Killed The Player Of The Academy Novel Novels & Stories

They were so cute. We finally left the house and got into the car, heading to the hall house. "Are you ready to show the world that Ivy Rose is alive?" Alec asked, glancing at me. "Ivy Rose died in that fire," I replied, staring out the window. I smiled, watching the house fade out of view. It was the one place I hid for the past three years, training and getting stronger to have my revenge. "November Adams, that's who the pack is about to meet........."

I wasn’t here to be Zana's friend, or her sister-in-grief, or whatever comfort she imagined I could offer her in a place that was eating her alive. We weren’t children anymore running through the same forest. We weren’t the Chief's daughter and the warrior girl playing in the same dirt. Those people were gone....long gone. I came to this academy for one thing - to catch the princes’ attention. But now, Zana was in my way. And the only solution was to eliminate her.

Asshole. Dot and her bonds head to class after she warns us all to stay safe and look out for each other. A part of me wants them to stay with us but if there's someone out to hurt me then it's probably best she keeps her distance. The guys keep me boxed in between them as we make our way to our first private lesson in the gym. The tutor has not arrived yet so we sit and wait, all lost in thought. Why would someone throw a dagger at me? I know I'm the weird new girl but surely that's not enough for someone to actually attempt to kill me. And why is this not being dealt with as seriously as it should? In the human world, this would be attempted murder, and the academy would have been put on l

“...some of the kids from the Moonvalley Pack also went back home last night. They said he’s a murderer...” “...killed all the professors at the Academy so there was no one left to teach them...” “What the fuck?” Zeke muttered beside her. She was still holding his hand, so she gripped it to offer him comfort. Was she supposed to call on Nyx to deal with them? “Silence!” Alpha Roland’s voice boomed through the auditorium, silencing the room immediately.

Fifteen students dead, possessed spies, an ambush and I still don’t have the sword. I look toward the sea through the distant academy windows. Time is running out.

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.

"Did you kill Edward Adler?" Dimitri took one of his hands and brushed back his black hair, which now only reached his shoulders. He glanced over my shoulder briefly before looking up at me again with his eyes a different color. "I wanted to see you ... and no, I didn't kill Edward Adler." There was not the slightest hesitation in his voice and gaze. "It wasn't me who did it, Caroline," he repeated again with his serious honest look. "You're the one who killed Charlie and injured Zaya," I muttered which was immediately responded by grinding my jaw hard. "Then it was Viktor who killed Edward Adler?"

I said. Marcus watched us from across the courtyard, something unreadable in his ancient eyes. Not quite recognition, not quite suspicion, but something between. He'd seen something in Nova's fire, something that made him step back rather than forward. The Shadow King's son, afraid of an untrained girl's grief. We moved to the Academy's secure wing, the one with reinforced walls and guardian wards. Sophie worked on the wounded, her phoenix fire turned to healing rather than destruction. Twenty-three students saved. Forty-seven dead. The numbers felt impossible, too large and too small simultaneously.

"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.