Merit With Senior Novels & Stories

"Power is not for the weak." I smiled—small, feral. "I guarantee you power, Elder Richard. But I never told you it would be an easy walk. The reward will be worth more than the hassle. He lit up at that, the ancient desire for prestige burning in the depth of his eyes. Merlot had once been proud; he would like to see it proud again. And he preferred it when his household sat in the throne. "It is settled then?" he asked, voice as thin as hope. "If you take out Jay, my son will be appointed Alpha—"

added the senior seriously. "What?"

(Veteran Association Adventurer Old man) “That is…Exceptionally great rewards…also, Citizen Merit…I heard about that…Aeternums all have it and they all wants it all the time…it’s hard to get…but they said the higher the merits…makes lies in Aeternum easier…able to buy cheaper house and land…less tax….But..is it really worth it?….what is coming is stampede, Old Fellow…you are risking your lives and your mates lives here…”.(New Adventurer B)

Edmund told Adrian, "Congratulations, Adrian. After our discussion just now, we have decided to accept you as a senior member!" This news astonished everyone in the arena. Yet, upon reflection, it was entirely reasonable. Adrian's unprecedented and powerful methods had taken everyone by surprise. Even many senior members might not be his match. The faction would undoubtedly prioritize training him, so when Adrian was accepted as a senior member, most people's reactions were filled with envy rather than shock. Subsequently, Adrian followed the eight elders back to Nebula Sanctum. The difference between junior and senior members was significant. One crucial distinction was that senior members

Just as I thought. Even I could barely tolerate her. I wondered how this innocent woman managed to work under her. “Well, she just resumed today,” Merit said calmly. “So there’s not much I can say yet.” “True,” I replied. “But I’m sure you’ve already noticed some of her characteristics.” Merit hesitated. “She does seem a little… strict,” she admitted slowly. “But it’s only the first day. I can’t judge yet.” We stepped into the elevator. A few minutes later, the doors opened on

She left with the elders without so much as looking back, although she subtly gave Frank's hand a squeeze when she walked past him. As for the elder who had just warned Silverbell, he was stroking his beard and smiling as he announced, "I hereby announce in the chief's stead that Riverton's qualifying berths are forfeited, in light of the branch manager disguising an Ascendant-ranked elite to insert him in a Birthright-rank qualifier. "The two forfeited berths would instead be made available to Zamri participants only." Silverbell paused for a moment when she heard the announcement but soon continued onward like nothing happened.

Some more genuine than others, but all at least willing to make the attempt. “One more thing,” I said. “Some of you will struggle under progressive structure. Will instinctively default to old hierarchies. Will forget that merit matters more than bloodline. When that happens, you’ll be corrected. Possibly publicly. Possibly harshly. Can you accept that?” “Yes, Alpha,” they chorused. “Good. Then we’ll proceed with the merger.” ----- At two PM, the Grand Hall was packed again. Every Alpha present, plus their delegations. The Summit Council presiding. And in the front rows, the Shadowpine wolves who’d come to join Crescent Ridge.

"Let's not pretend we all don't get nervous when put in the spotlight." "I was a top figure skater since I was six years of age. I put on a show ever since the first time I skated, and it was all for fun. Soon, I was staggering crowds." She argues with a petulant pout. "Well I haven't been... a figure skater since I was six." River steps forward as the presentation starts. "I was obsessed with numbers, and today, we talk about Merit Global's and how well this merge could do for everyone inside the circle. That circle is what we call Black&Merit." River extends a hand to gesture at the screen, where a logo glows and shimmers, taken by the crowd. "Why not Merit&Black you ask? Black & Co. is a

“That's one of the requirements for seniors. No extracurriculars, no grades.” Lyall frowned. “I never knew there was such a thing. I thought academic grades were more important.” “There's a balance, right? If your grades are low, your athletic performance will help you. And vice versa. Just go along. It doesn't matter if your grades aren't perfect or if you're on the bench. The important thing is that you're on the roster. That's enough to qualify for senior.” Lyall looked at Mr. Myles and then at Miro. Miro shrugged. Lyall let out a shaky sigh.

"Each person will get 50 credits and for every mistake 2 will be deducted and for every good mark and improvement, you will be given 3 credits. In the final semester, you should maintain at least 50 which is already given to you. Even one credit less you will be repeating the year" Amber is so lost in thought and zia observed that. "Sir another question" "yes" "about the special training on Saturday especially by the chairman …what is it about?" he asked terrified. "New chairman will is the most powerful magic user in the whole area ...he is the best at improving physical and magic strength. Even though you feel like dying in his training. Once you pass that phase you will get stronger ...an