Nickelodeon Regal Academy Novels & Stories

he informed. That name made Sylvia almost lose her balance. She looked at the man with utter shock. It stood to reason why she acted this way, considering how prestigious the high school was. Only the top and selected few were able to attend it. Regardless of how disconnected Sylvia was from the society, she wasn’t foreign to the name Regal High, and this had to do with how widespread the fame of academy went. Sure, the quality of education was impressive, but the glamour that attracted the public were the students. The students ranged from royalties to children of high ranking government and military officials to those who had immense family wealth and extremely influential backing.

She nodded and waved at Marlene. Marlene smiled back and muttered “good luck” to her. “Close your eyes.” He whispered. She sighed and did as instructed. When she opened them, she saw herself in front of a gate. At the top was written Royals Training Academy. “I can do this,” She exhaled and opened the gate. The school was huge and she could see students walking to and fro. She could smell the royalty off them all. They were going to be great Alphas and Lunas when they graduate.

Claire chuckled, “Fine. I’ll let it go. Have you decided on a sport yet? The rugby tournament is coming up.” I considered it. There were eight Noble Academy campuses spread across the territories: one in the Full Moon Pack’s capital, one in the Red Moon Pack’s capital, one in the New Moon Pack’s capital, and the other five were spread out to be central to all the other territories. The Full Moon campus was considered the best of all eight in most things. The one thing the campus fell short in was the rugby tournament.

On top of the makeshift cake was a single, pink candle. One of the two students sitting by the table jumped up and held out a crimson balloon. “Happy belated birthday!” he exclaimed, his eyes on my mark. A smile cracked on his lips, and he peered up to me. “It isn’t much, but we hope you like it. Welcome to Academia of the Moon. You’re going to love it here.” It took me a moment to recuperate from surprise before accepting the balloon and offering a smile. “Uh, thank you?” I glanced at Ariah. “What’s going on?”

“Yes, yes. As you know already, Dorothy, the Junior Academy of the Gifted opens once, every decade! Unlike most academies, they pick out just the best amongst the best of geniuses. It's every cultivator's dream to be able to walk the ground of the JAG. “The founder of this great academy is also the founder of the two most popular academies in the Phantom Dynasty, namely the Intermediate Academy of the Gifted of the Dwindling Mountains, and, finally, the Pinnacle Academy of the Gifted of the Magnificent Spirits!” As the Acorn Master spoke, one could feel deep reverence in his voice for those great academies, there was a kind of unfathomable warmth. My interests were piqued. “Is there a fee to

In their place, there was instead a look of fear and regret. “Please show some mercy!” The upper management staff next to Leonard were all shocked. Meanwhile, Alex had begun slamming his forehead against the ground to the point that it became swollen. Tyr exited the Sokoban game and sent another command on a special website. That website, Regal Web, was part of a web service in Rayne. It also meant that Regal Palace was the sole proprietor of the website! Tyr stood up, lazily, and stretched before smiling half-heartedly at Alex. He then proceeded to walk out of the office.

"Thank you, so much Nicki. Now I will begin with the rules and regulations of the academy. 1. Students are not allowed to go outside their rooms or the academy without any faculty. 2. Bullying is not allowed in school. 3. Students are not allowed to use their magic on any other students or teachers until or unless told to under the supervision of the faculty." Lucy explained everything related to the academy and then introduced the teachers to the students. After having dinner, I chatted with the staff members for some time and headed home. The next day, after having breakfast, we went to the Pack Hospital for my regular check-up.

“I’ve contacted someone at Academy to help figure out what’s wrong with your powers.” “Really?” My heart races with excitement. “Does that mean my powers will be unbound soon?” “Yes, with luck. Soon your wolf will be back,” she replies. “And Academy...” I remember Hera telling me that Sheila was Academy’s youngest Head Herbalist. “Can you tell me more about Academy?” “Academy is a research institution, like a werewolf university. The best werewolves from Europe and even the world gather there to study. They also conduct various research programs.”

If she knew where to get this, then it was definitely really important, and I needed to know what it was used for. "Nightveil," Adam said. I had never heard of that name in my life. "What's Nightveil?" "It's an academy for gifted kids," Adam said. There was such an academy? Why wasn't it so known to all like Arcana Hills? But then he said, "gifted kids." They weren't geniuses like the kids at Arcana Hills. If they were gifted, then they weren't normal werewolves.

The day of the duel between Pack Night Walker and Silver Moon finally arrived. In the morning, Alpha Thomas from Misty Willow, who becomes the regulator in the duel, gives bad news. Over the phone he informed Alex that Edward Adler had invited a delegation of the entire pack to attend Land of Ashes tonight. Even though the news made him very upset, therewas nothing Alex could do because there was no prohibition against watching duels in Land of Ashes