Luminary Dance Academy Novelas e Histórias

she replied excitedly. She was a very talkative and bubbly girl, unlike me. She had turned eighteen just a few months ago, and since she was our little princess, we had all decided that she wouldn't attend the Royal Academy. As popular and prestigious as the Royal Academy was, I knew the truth about it, and I didn't want my little sister going there. In the end, she was enrolled in Luna Academy, an elite school exclusively for girls. Only daughters from Alpha, Beta, and Gamma families could attend. The academy also prepared them for their future roles as Lunas.

Love her] [I told you she has an ambitious face right out of the gate, and she came up and put her ambition on display]. [I want to be number one, so let's fight!] [Gianna, battle her.] [Haha, here comes the first battle of the Starlight Project, it's exciting to think about it!] [Everyone bets on who wins!] [l bet on Violet, Violet has seven years as a trainee, l've seen her videos, her stage style is explosive!] [Gianna is from the dance academy, the dance academy at the University of C art school is notoriously harsh, and to have Gianna come in the name of the school, the strength is absolutely awesome!]

She was so caught up in watching that she didn't notice Dante approaching until he stood before her, hand extended. "Dance with us," he said, his eyes reflecting the firelight. Laura hesitated. "I don't know the steps." His lips curved into that half-smile that made her stomach flip. "I'll teach you." Before she could protest, he pulled her gently to her feet. Her leg twinged, but the healer's salve had worked wonders. "This is the Moonfire Dance," Dante explained, leading her to the edge of the circle. "It celebrates our connection to the moon, to each other."

The servants were arranging fresh flowers by the windows, filling the dance hall with the scents of citrus and lavender. "Hello girls, I am Julian your dance instructor," A very slim man in his early thirties called out to us. He wore a fitted black shirt and trousers. His posture exuding confidence and professionalism. "One of the qualities of a Luna is her abilities to represent the Alpha King in her body flexibility. A Luna must be a graceful dancer. Of course you will be attending various balls and dinner parties with the Alpha King. So I'm here to make sure you all are well equip with the best dancing skills."

Outside, the academy courtyard was glowing, lanterns releasing waves of pale blue light as students passed underneath. The Lumos Festival. A night where magic surged. Where masks hid identities. Where desires came out to play. It was all the students could talk about all week, and I had heard enough to know I had to be out of there by midnight and not take anything other than water while I was there. It was called a night when people let go, and I really needed a lot of letting go at the moment. No teachers, no supervision from anyone other than team captains. I felt a faint vibration in my chest — nerves, anxiety, dread. I wasn’t sure which it was, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that ever

“Allow us to reintroduce ourselves. I’m Professor Alaric D’Arcy, and this is Professor Terra Geode, and we would cordially like to invite you to study at Nox-Luminis Academy.” “Nox-Luminis? What’s that?” Layla asked, tilting her head to the side. “It’s the most elite school of magic and supernatural creatures in your world and ours. We pride ourselves on training only the best of the best students, helping them home their skills, and becoming powerful and wonderful leaders.” Terra said, puffing her chest. Layla’s lips pulled into a frown, and her brows scrunched. She, in a school for magic? Did they make a mistake or something?

Every year the Lumiere Academy held a sports festival for first year students before the winter vacation will come. It will held in 3 consecutive days, day to night. All first year students from different departments with approximately 5 sections, each will joined the event that will be prepared by the Student Council, Club Presidents and their ‘Senpai's’. What sports the play will be, will just announce during the day of the event. It was 5 in the morning, the crows are starting to cawed welcoming the blazing sun that about to come.

— Any breach of decorum or violation of the Academy's code shall result in formal reprimand or further disciplinary action. Let your presence honor your hierarchy, your lineage, and the sacred traditions of our kind. May you walk beneath moonlight with pride, and find in your partner strength and purpose. — Headmistress Greta de la Alden Ashwood Academy, Circa Lux et Lunae Ingrid let out a squeal that shattered the stillness. “We’re going to the Moonlit Ball!” Her hands flew to her face, the papers nearly slipping from her fingers as she twirled in place, all traces of exhaustion vanishing beneath her excitement.

“Wait, Dorothy owns a dance studio?” Ledger nodded. “Yup.” “Does your Dad know about it?” I asked. It didn't sound like something Chairman Rivers would agree with. He smiled. “I get what you’re saying, but yeah… she does. For one, it's not her only business. And second, events like balls, corporate parties, and galas—that's the kind of stuff my family and other notable families usually attend,” he explained. “So, her studio is kind of the go-to for teaching kids ballroom dance. She also runs ballet classes on the side.”

By the time they eventually made it inside, prom was well under way. The large assembly hall had been redecorated into a fancy dance hall for the prom. There were banners, confetti, posters and decorative pieces everywhere. Bright lights flooded the room from hanging tiny bulbs that splayed different colours and made the hall look like something out of a fairytale. About a dozen bouquets of flowers of gumdrop pink and cheery yellow were scattered carefully along the raised podium where an elaborate banner read Saints Academy Senior Prom! In bold letters that matched the colours of the flowers. Leigh tried to absorb everything at once and could only think of how dreamy it all looked.