Psychic Academy Nova Novels & Stories

I don’t even know if it will work, but something tells me it will. Aurora told me to always trust my instincts, and that’s exactly what I’m going to do. So I focus on his mark on my neck, drawing power from it. From him. And I open my mind to him through the bond. The visions pour in. The images present themselves again. The full moon, blood flowing. Wolves fighting wendigos. Wolves fighting each other. Then... That awful gut-wrenching scream. The ground shaking. And Nova. Falling.

“Exactly like me. Only older. Stronger. What if the academy can't cage him now, Kai? What if this all is feeding him?” He shakes his head. “That’s impossible.” But even as he says it, we both hear it. The groan of the earth below us. The rattle of old chains in the deep. The storm outside breaks open with a violent crack, rain hammering the glass so hard it sounds like claws. The lights across the courtyard flicker, one by one, plunging sections of the academy into darkness. The wards pulse once—then die. The silence afterward is worse. “Kai.” My voice is barely a breath. “Do you feel that?”

“Girls?” Lieras met her eyes. “Yes.” The room seemed to shrink around her. “We’ve gotten some out,” he continued. “Not enough.” Nova’s fingers curled against the edge of the table as the memory of that room came rushing back, the cold, the restraints biting into her wrists, and the sick certainty of the men who had taken her that simply possessing her meant she belonged to them. Her voice came out low. “Damian.” He looked at her. “I want it shut down,” Nova said. “Not weakened or disrupted. Destroyed.”

I stare out my window watching the clouds go by pondering on just how much my life is about to change. Hi, I’m Nova, I’m from the Black Diamond pack, I’m 17 and the youngest person to be accepted into Winter Gardens Academy. Usually it would only ever be a dream to be accepted into this college, it’s reserved for the elites in our world. Yet all because of one meeting to help our Alpha negotiate with neighbouring packs again I was noticed. Yes, I slipped up and I didn’t mean to say out loud what the other Alpha was thinking I am only ever meant to mind link our Alpha, Alpha Mark, what the others in the room are thinking. I caught the eye of the Sapphire Pack’s elder, he noticed it the most a

At one booth, Nova bought Mindy a tiny doll that could swing a lullaby" “I’ll try to give Mindy this maybe she will forgive me” I smiled at her “just give her time” Soon we were on our way back home. "This was a good day, wasn’t it?" "Yeah fucking peachy" Astrid drawled but I knew her by now to know that sarcasm was her love language. "It was fucking amazing" Nova replied. Soon we arrived at the pack house. Something was wrong. A warrior walked up to is and bowed his head. "The council of Supernaturals are here and they request to see Nova"

"Nova's latest target was Julian Roth - a whistleblower from Eastern Bloc intelligence. He was found unconscious. No marks, no drugs, just... broken." "What does that mean?" Clara asked. "Mentally fractured," Riven said. "He now speaks in verse. Keeps repeating a phrase over and over." Elodie slid a paper forward. "The fire only loves what cannot burn." Mirabel's brows furrowed. "Poetry as programming?" "No," Bella said quietly. "It's devotion. Nova's using psychological triggers - rituals, language, symbols. She's not just creating a following. She's reshaping identity." Xavier looked across the table. "What's the endgame?"

Grover’s POV My body recoiled until my feet hit the desk. I tried to steady my breathing to stay calm. But how could I possibly stay calm after seeing a monster standing outside my house in the middle of the night like this? That tall figure was still standing near the edge of the forest. Its eyes, a faint yellow in the darkness of the night, stared straight at my window without moving a muscle. It felt as though I was being watched by something not human. I hurriedly closed the window curtains tightly. My hands were shaking.

​Chapter 124 ​SILAS ​"I believe Nova is running away," Malakai mentioned casually over our mental connection, which instantly drove my wolf into a complete panic. ​"She is not leaving!" roared through my brothers' minds. ​"Explain yourself, idiot," Alaric snapped at Malakai, with both of them completely ignoring the fact that my mental breakdown was on the verge of turning violent. ​"She woke up weeping. I believe she had a nightmare. She stated that she had to depart, and then Nova took full control and bolted out of the medical wing. On the bright side, Dr. Hecate mentioned that she appears to be perfectly healthy."

Soukania approached the screen. Soukania: “Where are you?” Nova smiled. Nova: “In the place where you left the last piece of me.” She trembled. Soukania: “I killed you.” Nova laughed. Nova: “You killed my body.” An image appeared behind him: a human brain surrounded by wires. Nova: “But I was never my body.” Adam shouted at the screen. Adam: “Where are you?!” Nova answered calmly. Nova: “Closer than you think.”

I sat through it and contributed where I had something useful and let Damien manage the structural decisions because that was his work and he did it well. Afterward, the conference room emptying, Sera stopped at the door. "The Pacific Northwest lineage," she said. "I have a starting point. From the Accord's records. Before I act on it I want your read on something." "Go ahead," I said. "The address the Accord had is a university," she said. "A student, twenty-two years old, studying biology. No pack connections, no supernatural context, no reason to think anything unusual is coming." She held my gaze. "If she's at the threshold, she could activate anywhere. A lab, a lecture hall, a crowded s