Jade Mountain Academy Novels & Stories

Raii Shin had to confirm everything now. Meanwhile, at the other rooftop overlooking the first years' classrooms, Dawn dropped her ice cream. She just wanted to chill and have a quick ice cream before hitting the court. Dawn didn't bother inviting her friend because she would just be scolded because of her diabetes so from time to time, she would eat sweet things by herself. Dawn didn't expect to see anything other than the multi-colored buildings of her school which suited it. After all, they were called Jazel Academy for the Diverse Ethnics or JADE.

she whispered. At the Wyoming pack Jade stepped out of the car, her eyes widening at the sprawling property. Jackson approached with open arms. "Welcome," he said, embracing her warmly. "This place is beautiful," Jade breathed, taking in the landscape. Jackson stood tall. "We're the largest pack in the north." "My parents found me," Jade confided, her voice trembling. "They'll be here soon. I'm terrified and thrilled all at once." "I'm happy for you," Jackson smiled. "Come, I'll show you to your room." He glanced at Luca. "Yours is in the adjacent building."

The Inter-Academy Grand Invitational — five schools, one track, one weekend, legitimate prize money and a trophy that apparently mattered enough to various pack hierarchies that people were already making calls. I stood at the notice board and read it twice. Warner Academy. Dumont. Nightshade. Crestfall. And a fifth school I didn't recognize — Ironveil Academy, based out of Eastern Europe, no supernatural affiliation listed, which was either unusual or a lie. "Ironveil," Adrian said, from beside me. He'd appeared quietly, the way he always did, reading the board with the focused attention he gave anything that might constitute a threat. "I've heard of them."

Jade could swear that she was leaving a part of her soul with every step she took. She had exercised in her life, little, her sword training counted, but that was nothing compared to now. She was climbing the steepest slope she had ever seen. It was a rocky mountain with very uneven terrain with hardly any plants on the sides. The floor was made of stones and dirt and her feet slipped easily. The large stones next to her had sharp surfaces so holding on to them was dangerous, especially if you thrashed with one. And what bothered her the most. That although she spent the greatest work in the world to advance even a few meters, Vladek and Izen, five meters in front of her, climbed as if they

“Miss Jade Hullen, Daughter of Alpha Griffin of the Lunar Moon Pack. She awaits you in the foyer.” Right—I’d almost forgotten all about her. I was friendly with Jade’s father, so when he mentioned that his daughter was going to attend the Royal Werewolf School for her medical studies, I offered to host Jade in the palace. It was a generous offer since most students lived in the student quarters close to the school, and her father had graciously accepted. It never hurt to solidify friendships with the alphas of other packs, especially strong packs like Lunar Moon, but I’d been so busy the past few weeks that I’d completely forgotten about Jade’s arrival.

existed. It started with a specific scent: the way the air smelled after a heavy rain in the Japanese mountains, mixing with the lavender oil Ava used. I was sitting at my desk, the satellite uplink humming in the corner. On my screen was the encrypted data I’d pulled from a defunct private school in Northern California—the school I’d been sent to for one year when I was twelve, after my father decided I was "too soft" for the King legacy. I found the file. St. Jude’s Academy. Class of 2007.

But what did Jade do to Tiffany to make her that angry? “I’m curious about the reason why you transferred here.” Leon interrupted with a smile, but he didn’t look like he was indeed smiling. “Wasn’t Trinity University a high-class school for the elite? It’s even hard to get into the scholarship there. So how come you transferred to a former all-boys school like the Ravenwood Academy?”

“Get someone to clean this up and change, you look too serious. Grab a t-shirt or something. We've been over this.” “Yes ma'am.” He gave a nod again. Jade tried not to let her mind wander to those corners, those dark corners as she sat in the backseat of her Rolls Royce. She has everything she ever wanted, everything. But new problems are arising from places she never expected. She stepped out of the car when the door was opened and she went into the enormous private school to sign her kids out. She promised herself not to allow her children go through some things in life. One of which was home or private tutoring, so she enrolled them in an actual school.

Furthermore, I glanced around noticing some students staring at me, but I glanced forward trying to make myself invisible then found a nice spot to park my blue bicycle in my new school which goes by the name Crimson Height high school. I just needed to scale through my finals and go far away from Canada to study at any university I wanted. I breathed in deeply and stared at my surrounding, the school had such a lovely and serene environment. “Jade, you can do this,” I told myself lowly and breathed in deeply then adjusted my eyeglasses as I began walking to the school park, I guess that will lead me to the main school building. I removed my AirPods securely placing them back in their case w

They will not succumb to fear or manipulation. The full moon casts its ethereal glow over the Westmount High campus, creating an enchanting ambiance for the evening's festivities. The air is alive with excitement as students, adorned in an array of vibrant costumes, mingle and dance to the rhythmic beats pulsating through the night. Rose steps onto the campus, her presence immediately drawing attention from those around her.