Panem Academy Novels & Stories

I averted my eyes and explained. “Heather Academy is a dangerous academy. This is where fighters and charmers go. Only a few knew this school and only a few could get in. Only the persons who have skills and can fight. And those who have what they call charms. Charms are like a magical power. Didn’t you say you saw someone fighting? That’s training. Heather Academy has wars happening every night. And when the so-called KING wanted to, he will make the war last for the whole day. It’s forbidden to go out because we need to keep the normans safe from us charmers. Now, I need you to protect yourself.” I gave her a long explanation. It took her a lot of time before she digested it inside her min

“Only my father is at fault here. Not my pack.” “You lie! Your pack owes you protection. Seeing how your father maltreated you over the years, they should have stood by you. Here in my pack, we have a school of training for weak wolves to help them regain wolf strength.” “Is that so?” “Of course!” ‘How soon can I apply for admission?” “Now you are asking for two favours! My pack academy is not open to outsiders.” “I guess I’m asking for a lot then.” “Depends on what you can do for me.” Reon winked at me in playful delight.

“Daddy, you should be happy for me for taking this step. We both know that the All-Girls Alpha Academy doesn't have much significance in this pack.” “I’m taking Mom's footsteps, and you should be happy for me.” I looked at her for a brief moment, recognition and memories rushing back, and I shook my head. “No, Sloane, you won't be going there, and that's final.” “I will be going, Daddy!” She shot back, and my chest tightened at the challenge. “I have made up my mind, and I'm old enough to make decisions for myself.” “The Multipurpose Academy…” she stated slowly, catching her breath. “Produces graduates who go into every major sector of the pack leadership, and you know it. From security to g

“To ensure your protection, we’ll announce that the family’s heir is back. These seven boys have been trained for years and dedicated their lives to you. You’ll be attending Prestigious Academy. There, you will learn various things.” “Prestigious Academy…” Alise has heard about Prestigious Academy before. It was a specialized school for studying arts, sports, and more. Once you graduate from the academy, they have a high rate of employment as Prestigious Academy has connections worldwide. One can say it is every young adult’s dream to study.

Alpha Aiden then went down and straight to the point, telling them why he had called for them in his office. He was informing them that they will be starting a school from Grade 10 as they are 16 years. Though they didn't start from small but they had learnt a lot already from home and could pick me too from Grade 10. The boys were actually nervous a little and also excited about it. They were going to be going to the school called, THE FORKS HIGH ACADEMY. It was a big and well known school and it wasn't too far from the Phoenix Pack. Forks High Academy is described as a big, unassuming building with white walls and green roofs, and has a student population of approximately thousands or 600

"That's actually where that Boarding school comes in. You see, it isn't just a school. It's a school for people like us. I wanted you to activate your magic in a safe space but you did that on your own. It's where you can learn control. I figured you'd rather learn how to use magic around young people like yourself. This was all my idea. I didn't say anything yesterday because I couldn't explain all of this around Annalise. "Where is the school?" I looked towards the window again. I began building up the mechanisms in my body that would stop my tears from streaming down my cheeks. I swallowed the lump that had made itself comfortable in my throat. My eyes shuttered in an attempt to dry out w

“Yes, James, I’m sure I have the right young man. So, what do you think?” “Well, uh, it seems . . . kinda . . . crazy,” stammered James. “I suppose I would feel the same if the situation were reversed. Here.” Blakeney handed over a pamphlet. “This is some information about the academy. Take a look.” James gasped at the picture of the school on the front. “Whoa! This is a school? It looks like a huge, white stone mansion or some kind of monument or something.”

A foreigner huh, well aren't you a little too much- Papa, main Hale Academy vich select go gayi. Kaafi had tak privileged institute hai, aur tuhanu dasan aayi haan >> Punjabi >> Papa, I've been selected into Hale Academy, its, quite a privileged school, I came to inform you. Jahan se main dekh rahin hu, tere pass bhi to mard hai! >> Hindi >> From where I'm standing I can see there's a man behind you too.. ( A jab, her sister-in-law suggests, Jasmine also has a guy to stand by her)

The grounds were lit by lanterns that floated without visible support, casting everything in soft, shifting light. "Tell me," Kaine said as we walked, "what do you know about Crimson Moon Academy?" "Only what everyone knows. It's a place where humans and werewolves learn together. Where alliances are formed." "Lies," he said simply. "Pretty lies wrapped in prettier propaganda, but lies nonetheless." I said nothing, waiting. "Would you like to know the truth?" "Would you tell me if I said yes?" He laughed—a sound that was surprisingly warm. "Clever. I can see why they're interested in you."

I nod my head, “Yeah, the packs that are interested will tell the student about their pack and what they have to offer and once the student sees all of the offers then they decide what place they want to pledge to. All proceeds go back to the school making sure every student is fed and have all their necessities and all the teachers have livable wages. It would make the packs stronger by getting new members and the kids that are often forgotten when have a home. It would work for everyone and there’s no way for greed to get in the mix.” Phoenix smiles at me and says, “It’s an admirable idea, Violet… but you’re aware that it would never happen, right? The people at the Academy are too greedy