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"Once the reforms take effect, academies like this will open across all territories." "You're rebuilding the entire society," Gray said. "One step at a time," I said. Gray pulled me close. "Ayda would be proud. You're giving wolves the opportunities they never had." The opening ceremony was held on a clear, sunny day. Hundreds of wolves attended. Students. Families. Leaders from different packs. Keith stood beside me on the platform. "Welcome to the Ayda Memorial Academy," I said. My voice carried across the crowd. "This academy exists to help every wolf reach their full potential, regardless of birth rank."

Elizabeth looked at Jake in surprise, then remembered she was among wolves and they could hear basically everything. "For two more years," Ellie replied, not willing to give in just yet. Jake looked at her curiously. "Don't you know how The Academy works?" Ellie shook her head, "My mom said I had to finish my high school years there. I'm planning to go to university far away from here." Jake looked at her with compassion, "The Academy is for high school and college. Next year you take an assessment exam to determine what career path you will pursue, then you continue in that course of study at The Academy."

“Fufu, it’s all right, it’s never a failure to train, but let’s try to be on time next time, okay? S so as we said before, today we’re going to decide the list of students who will be selected for the school exchange, so I ask the representatives of each division to provide their suggestions.” Three students stood up, a sheet in their hands, Hope looked at them intrigued and leaned towards his mentor. “Um Thomas, what is the school exchange?” “… Of course, you haven’t listened, you have 1000 muscles and none of them are a brain. Like I told you, the Royal Academy represents the spear of the kingdom, to put it simply, we are the nobles who vowed to use force to defend our people, concretely,

"Oh, right. Exam," "Yeah," "We're throwing that party as soon as it's over," Adrian announced as he raised his eyebrows. "Don't tell me you forgot about it," "I couldn't care less about that right now," Aeliana rolled her eyes. "Professor challenged us. Half of the class should score an A grade. If not, he's going to schedule summer classes," "Summer classes?" "Mm hmm," "That's s***," "It sure is," Aeliana sighed. "And let me tell you; he's not joking,"

The Inter-Academy Grand Invitational — five schools, one track, one weekend, legitimate prize money and a trophy that apparently mattered enough to various pack hierarchies that people were already making calls. I stood at the notice board and read it twice. Warner Academy. Dumont. Nightshade. Crestfall. And a fifth school I didn't recognize — Ironveil Academy, based out of Eastern Europe, no supernatural affiliation listed, which was either unusual or a lie. "Ironveil," Adrian said, from beside me. He'd appeared quietly, the way he always did, reading the board with the focused attention he gave anything that might constitute a threat. "I've heard of them."

so we are usually groomed and trained at home by our parents till twenty. These institutions are respectfully owned by the five nations, except Sheffield Academy. It is believed that only the truly powerful and gifted can get admission into the school. One had to have great potential and talent. The Academy’s acceptance rate is brutally selective, only three percent of applicants make it through. I knew all this because my dad once told me how his grandfather had a friend in Miletus who schooled there. To my dad, it remained nothing more than a myth, for the academy belonged to no nation, stood on no map and wasn’t really public.

I wasn't entirely clear about the internal workings of the academy. For regular werewolves like me, this academy was probably as mysterious as Hogwarts. It was said that everyone in the academy, including both the faculty and students, were essentially heirs from various packs. They were all future Alphas or Lunas. Beta students made up only a small portion, needing to be exceptional and have at least one recommendation letter from a prominent figure to enter the school. With my status, I could have been admitted to this academy. However, my father didn't want to pay exorbitant tuition. It didn't offer scholarships, only a grant system for financially disadvantaged students.

As agreed yesterday, me and Aiden went to his academy so I can register. And as expected, his school is not like any other school. It's the school for elite. The Golden Academy. As far as I know they are very much strict with the students they allow to enter. I haven't even passed my credentials yet but they've already accepted me. It's suspicious why such a prestigious academy would allow a girl with no background, but I can only speculate that Hayden has something to do with it.

Levi said with disbelief. "She can't speak Levi, She's mute" Aidan cut him off coldly and Levi shut his mouth quickly without saying another word. ' she is beautiful but mute' Aidan thought to himself silently as he looked at her direction. ************* AT THE ACADEMY ************* "Today, we are going to start the first semester of the year. We welcome you all to Wolf's Academy. A little briefing about this institution . Wolf's Academy is a place where young wolves are trained. Not only do we teach you about the ethics of being a wolf but also train you both physically and intellectually and both in combat training. This is a place where you will be taught on how to blend into the human w

I said. The academy was just like a normal school but in here they're trained on how to fight and they are taught about severe things concerning the werewolves. In the vampire kingdom,there's an academy too.Dad usually don't let me go but I do find my way sneaking in there with Alec's help and once I'm there,it's strictly training.i don't stay in class listening to boring history stories like I'm going to be doing now. "Stop it mera and I think you talk too much"he complained not looking at me