Re: Hero Academia Novels & Stories

"You can serve us and save your academy. Or you can refuse and watch everyone die. Choose, First Queen. You have until the shield falls." She vanished, returning to the sky where the Old Court waited. Through the bloodline, I felt the academy. Felt every vampire, every student, every person I'd sworn to protect. They were all counting on me. All trusting that I'd save them. But I had no idea how. The shield flickered again. My power was already failing. Minutes, not hours. "Sera." Elysia appeared, her emerald dress torn and bloody. "There might be a way. A spell I found in the restricted archives. It could amplify the shield, make it strong enough to last until—"

Welcome to Acadia Academy, the most prestigious school in the entire Moon realm and my living nightmare for the past six months. Ever since the Alpha enrolled us into the academy six months ago, my life went from being quiet and unnoticed to being bullied and made fun of. I would never have come here if not for the fact that the only reason I'm his daughter is so I can serve his real daughter and report back to him if she does anything out of hand. As if I care enough to do the latter. People always tell me to be lucky Alpha Victor of Night Claw pack rescued me from rogues who planned on having me for dinner. He took me to his pack, gave me a place at his table and in his family. But is that

“I… I should go.” He chuckled, a low, rich sound that vibrated through me. “Already? The night was so short.” His eyes held a dangerous glint, a challenge. “I have… class prep,” I lied, weakly. My first class wasn't for days, but the lie felt necessary. A flimsy shield. He raised an eyebrow, a flicker of amusement in his eyes. “Of course. Academia calls.” The way he said "academia" made it sound like a dirty word, or a secret joke between us. He knew. He knew I knew.

“But remember power without love is tyranny. And you, Aria Stardom, have both.” Then she was gone. And the mirror showed only me. But not alone. Jason’s hand found mine. Kael’s flame curled around our feet like a promise. Outside, the eclipse ended. Sunlight returned. The academy was half ruined but alive. Students emerged from their hiding. Professors stared in awe. And Morwen was gone. Her name would never be spoken again. Because the true heir had risen. And her reign had just begun. I turned to Jason, tears in my eyes but fire in my soul.

All along, Adonis had known there was a mastermind in their class who was pulling the strings. Why? Because this was exactly what happened the last time. ‘There are slight alterations, but for the most part, things are proceeding as they should.’ Adonis knew all that would happen after this—or at least, most of it. That was how he was able to tell Rey was innocent. How he knew everything—including how to address Seraph and their importance to the denizens of this world. … How he knew he had to be the Hero. ‘Everyone should still be asleep…’ Adonis’ thoughts trailed as he removed his gaze away from Adam’s pathetic head.

“Cowards use fear like a shield.” Mika squinted at Adonis, arms folded, her foot tapping impatiently. “So let me get this straight. You’re telling us we go to a school built on top of a secret hydro-engine conspiracy—run by some unknown founder named Edwards Kale who’s currently playing ‘Silence of the Students’ across campus?” “Yes!” Adonis cried. “That’s exactly it!” “Oh, well that’s just fantastic,” she muttered, her voice laced with venomous sarcasm. "Anything else we should know? Hidden treasure map in the dining hall? Secret passage under the Principal’s chair? Magical prophecy scroll that says Joy’s the chosen one?”

It feels as though she is telling me to go. Rhea, being an Alpha’s daughter, has a reserved place at the academy once she turns 18. Considering the situation, her position will be kept until she returns. I, however, will lose my place if I don’t go now. As it’s a 2-year course, when she gets home, I’ll lose her again because she’ll go to Alpha Academy. I’m still torn about going. I am sure Rhea won’t return home until everyone is out of danger. Which could take months.

If he knew all the thoughts running through her head, she would die of embarrassment. “Uhm, uhm,” Terra cleared her throat, drawing Layla’s attention back to her. “Can we get back to the issue at hand?” Her voice had a sharp and irritated edge. Layla knew when someone didn’t want to be where they were, and it was obvious that Terra had the feeling. “That’s right.” Alaric nodded, sitting straighter. “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.”

the professor suggests. Alexa's eyebrows raise in surprise, and she glances at Rose before scoffing, mocking the professor's suggestion. "You think this nobody will give me tuition?" Alexa retorts. The professor insists that Rose is academically superior to Alexa. Annoyance fills Alexa, and she clenches the paper in her hand, storming out of the class. The impact of the professor's words and the perceived threat to her superiority further fuel her resentment towards Rose.

TW-RAPE (not a scene just a mention) “The Black Hunter strikes us once yet again leaving a gruesome mess in the house of the murdered. Despite being a messy murderer, not a trace of DNA can be found. Careful. Whoever he is, what does he want and why has he targeted these specific targets?”