Legendary Hero Is An Academy Honors Student Novels & Stories

"Miss Fey, miss DeLuca, just in time," "Hurry up now girls and take a seat," Mr. Heeley invited us with a placid smile, gesturing towards the crowded classroom, my mood however plummeting as I lastly noticed that there were only two empty seats left, one right next to fucking Josh Mendez -whom I hated with a freaking passion, don't ask- the other one being right next to none other than Death's son, a.k.a Nathan Darkhart, his intense gaze already trained on me. Fuck-no!

His sharp eyes scanned the room with a mix of curiosity and indifference. Hero Jinro, the famous boy genius, son of a Nobel Prize-winning scientist. She had heard of him, of course—everyone had. His academic accolades were intimidating to say the least. At just 16, he was already an intellectual force to be reckoned with, the top student at his prestigious school and the ace of every competition he entered. Hero’s gaze locked onto her as he approached, his expression cool and unreadable. He didn’t have to say anything; his reputation preceded him. Polaris instinctively straightened up, feeling the weight of his attention.

A muscular blonde boy with blue eyes & strong jaw line asked her. "Well Jake, that's because Maeva is something like an expert warrior. Her dad used to train the warriors of our pack, & she grew up training with him. Honestly she could probably take on every Alpha here. She's so good that Headmaster Ronan gave her a scholarship to attend the academy & put her in a hybrid program as a first year. She's also super smart," David explained to them.

Then we'll have a chance to find his weakness. 'What might his weakness be?' 'Money,' Lily answered immediately. 'All his money!' Caleb added calmly, 'Not just money. His empire. He has a secret offshore trust fund. That is the real core of his business empire. What we need is control of that fund.' I gasped. What kind of children were these two? 'Mommy, just do as we say,' Caleb comforted me. "First of all, you need a new phone that cannot be tracked.'

Grinning, I knew this was going to get a reaction out of all of them, especially those two humans who were currently trying and failing to hide their disgust when looking at me. “Who can tell me what this means?” I said loud enough for everyone in the class to hear as I picked up a yardstick and pointed it at the board. I could see several students squirming, trying to avoid my gaze, while others looked as if they had the answer, but they were too scared to answer. But then I saw him, the one I specifically came to Alpha Academy for, Lucian, heir apparent to the Star Pack. Yes, yes, if you asked Leon, I hated calling him that, as I knew him way before he was an Alpha, he would say I was here

Today, their achievements would finally be recognized before the entire academy. --- Among the graduates, seven students stood above all others. Out of fifteen finalists, these seven had earned the academy's highest honors—not because of their noble birth, but because of their extraordinary accomplishments and unwavering dedication. Some had established free hospitals for the poor. Others had revolutionized magical research, achieved mastery in swordsmanship, advanced academic knowledge, or transformed commerce across the continent. Their names had already become legends within the academy. They were: Luke Dean Asterion — eldest son of Duke Asterion.

And he was many things, but he was no cheat. Elias was respected amongst not only his kind, but all creatures, even the humans who knew of their world. He took care of those under him and worked to stay under The Council’s radar; his interest in their affairs ended long ago. This girl may get him in trouble, but she was worth it. If she could do even half of what the legends said, she would be worth everything. And she would be his.

Sebastian held out his hand in front of his companions. Luna nodded and just listened to what they were saying as they sat around the spacious and large room. “That competition was called ᜀᜅ᜔ᜀᜅ᜔ ᜋᜎᜃᜐ᜔,” Lucy said. They continued to impart knowledge about the palace to the princess. She still listened to their stories even though she was reading books about their kingdom. Luna felt at ease, she felt safe with new acquaintances. From day one she already considered them as her friends. She realized that she's no longer alone because there are actually people waiting for her and wants to get to know her.

"Trust me." I don't trust him, but I hand him my phone, curious to see what happens next. "I, Atticus Maximillion Preston the fourth," he begins, "being of sound mind and body do willingly give Lilliana Adare access to the Legacy floor for the remainder of her time here at The Luminary Society Academy for Young Entrepreneurs." he pauses, licking his lips. "This includes access to all facilities, materials, and privileges in perpetuity."

I say, "Ethan? My old alpha's son?" "That's the one. Xander was quite the legend back at the academy. He didn't need weapons to hunt – just his instincts." “Is that so?” I ask. “Xander was so talented; his fighting skills were top-notch,” he explains. “Though he dropped out after a few months later.” “Why, did something happen?” I ask. From what I heard, the Warrior Academy was the best supernatural school on the continent, and getting in was harder than getting into any Ivy League college you can think of. So, Xander dropping out didn’t seem right.