Kamen Academy Novels & Stories

I stepped right between the two men before their anger could ruin the quiet night and cause a big fight. I forced my voice to stay calm and normal, acting like a good, simple student. "This is Professor Kael. He is the teacher who runs the advanced military history department here at the academy. Professor, this is Damon. He is the Alpha heir of my home pack. He only came here tonight to drop off some food and important supplies for me." The two men locked their eyes onto each other. Kael did not look scared at all. He stepped forward very slowly and held out his hand in a calm, deliberate way.

They agreed not to make it a public thing, it was theirs after all - just for the two of them to fulfill. "Alright, then." Isaac concluded. "By the power vested in me by idorealweddings.com, and all fifty of the American states, I now pronounce you husband and wife. Jesse Akerman, you lucky duck, may kiss your lovely bride." Jesse looked deep into K's eyes, and slowly, carefully... he put his hands on her waist while K rested her hands on his shoulders. He didn't kiss her right away. Instead, he pressed his forehead against hers, and whispered sweet nothings against her lips - words only K could hear.

Me, I didn't know what I am or what I want to be, there's all kind of dragons, fire, water, ice, smoke, grass. Now was the time I would be sent to school, not the regular school I just go to and come back home, this the Dragon Academy, the one where I'll hopefully meet my mate who'll teach me how to shift, so I can kick my older brothers bum-bum. "Enough with the pout Kaiden, you'll love school. It's where me and dad met" mom says, the first words were said with firmness but then the last ones were said with a smirk, making dad blush, great she made dad blush now.

The once blue sky had suddenly turned red as blood. Hello guys, The Lycan Academy is coming to an end. Thank you for your much needed support so far. Really appreciate it.

Everything felt like it was watching us. Kael stood before the entrance. "You have one objective." He held up a small crystal no larger than a walnut. "Retrieve your relic…You have three days," he paused. "No instructors, rescuers or second chances." "...What if we get lost?" A student laughed nervously. Kael looked at the forest. "Then the forest has chosen." Nobody laughed after that. The gates open, one by one...The teams disappeared into the mist. The moment we crossed the tree line...The academy vanished. It wasn't gradual. Just a step and it all went. Even though the sunlight changed, the forest swallowed everything behind us.

"Many have been destroyed this way. Cameron is just the next name on a list." "So they aren't real mates?" He let out a long breath. "I cannot say. But we have to move fast. The Meridian works in stages. If they win, Cameron will be nothing but a puppet." Another heavy silence followed. I felt a chill run down my back. "Why are you telling me this?" I asked. "What do I have to do with a secret society?" Kieran stood up, his tall frame casting a long shadow over me. “When you are around him,” he continued, “have you noticed any change?”

My father mentioned that she only favors the pack wolves and not us. Nevertheless, the gate of Dravenmoor was open for me by the hefty men. I took a step to enter the territory, but I halted. I had no idea where the academy was. "The academy is near the Mountain of Blossom," one of them said, and I quickly turned to him. "Huh?" I uttered. "You're new to Dravenmoor, so I figured you might not know where it's located. It's near the Mountain of Blossom," he replied.

They are both on the Council, they should know. “Yes, but we have no choice, the Council has already discussed this. The Academy is growing faster than the building. We simply do not have enough space right now to allow you to continue to live on your own,” he explains. “How the hell am I supposed to stay hidden when there is going to be someone by my side at nearly all times?” I growl. “You can’t. We will be talking to the student tomorrow. I want you in here at 7 to meet her. You both will have the same classes, so you will be staying together for nearly everything.”

I totally lied. I tried to focus on Petra’s chatter about her upcoming auditions, but my mind kept drifting back to that room, and I had already half-forgotten their names—was it Caleb and Colin? No, Cain and Cole. Whatever. It didn't matter because they were just two more rich kids in a school full of them. But as I walked across the quad, I couldn't get their faces out of my head: Cain’s icy stare and Cole’s dark, curious eyes. They seriously looked like they belonged on a movie poster about super hot rich people who never lose.

"This is the source." Kennedy cleared his throat, suddenly very eager to please. "We will conduct a thorough purge of the forum. We do not tolerate false witness here." He looked at Cameron nervously. It was clear to everyone now: the Alpha’s presence at the ceremony hadn't been about the Academy. It had been about me. Cameron rose, meeting my gaze. "Let’s go." I followed him out of the office, the silence of the corridor amplified by our footsteps. "Thank you," I whispered.