Royal Academy Novels & Stories

The place was peppered with students, many of whom were about her age, if not a little older, young men and women dressed in the uniform of their respective academies. The most common of the uniforms was that of the Royal Academy, plain black pants and a jacket which resembled a simplified version of the palace guard - double breasted with two lines of shining silver buttons, delicately accented with the careful embroidery of silver thread around the cuffs and collar. The collar itself wrapped around the neck of the wearer, standing an inch high, and parting only for a short distance at the front. It bore the royal insignia of the house of Almast, a snake cons

The Royal Crimson Bar lived up to its reputation. Creatures of the night and humans mingled as they raised their drinks to the air and danced to the beat of the bustling music. The night hasn't yet reached its peak but humans flocked to this place without regard to the safety code the World Government established to protect them from the creatures of the night. Fifty years ago, the world dramatically changed after a phenomenon struck it with the revelation that the creatures of the night really exist and not some type of fiction that could be read in novels.

The results of her words immediately placed a frown on his face, and he seemed to be visibly disturbed. Seraphine wondered which party was it that he distasted. The academy was named Moonstone Academy, and it was leading in many fields compared to other academies in this continent. What it was well known for was its research in science. This Kingdom was comparatively rich, and due to this, they had the luxury to invest in this studies. Because of this, people from various nationalities came to study at this academy.

Never in a million years, if someone had told me that one day I would be involved with a prince who's, in fact, real-life royalty, I would have snorted and laughed at their gentle, stupid face. Me and royalty--hah! Me sleeping with a prince—haha, f*ck you! How do you even come up with something that stupid? How have the dice rolled? It feels like yesterday when I saw Ryker at one of those engagements clearly arranged for him to attend to win popularity in the republic by the palace. He showed up in all his glory with palace security details following closely behind him and observing the crowd. Luckily, I was handling the responsibility by the firm to take care of his private function and cat

"What can we do for you?" "I was thinking about the ceremony of making you and Austin the new Luna and Alpha" I stiffen in my chair. They're expecting me to be Luna? "And, in turn, taking our position as King and Queen" I swallow thickly. I'm neck-deep in something I was hoping to avoid. I don't want to be a Luna; I certainly don't want to be Queen. I'm not made out to be either of those things. My breath hitches in my chest and Alice touches my wrist with her fingers. This can't be happening.

In less than ten minutes, they arrived at Royal Academy. Royal Academy was a top school. The kids of socialites, celebrities and elites of the society all went there. It was the best school Jake could think of having Andrew enrolled in. The school, amongst many other things that made it stand out, employed top security measures to provide their students with a safe learning environment. Andrew would be safe here. More so, the school had standard amenities and equipments, labs, well ventilated and spacious classrooms… In all, the school provided everything a student could ever possibly need.

She swallowed, her body suddenly remembering its previous weakness. "No, you are not." Rebekah grasped her face. "You are not." "What would getting married to him do? It would only turn mother against him and she could hurt him even more." "Depends on when she finds out about it." Rebekah grinned. "Have you been gone so long you have forgotten the custom of your own home?" "What are you talking about." "Polygamy is forbidden here, especially in the royal family. They see it as a sure way to ensure an heir is produced. So female or male, royals are only allowed one husband. You can't marry another while your first is still alive."

"Today is a big event for our The Boundless Academy. This time, except for outer disciples, all Academy initiates, including disciples, will be gathered. I think you have heard of the reason!" There was a serious fluctuation in Dewey Hobbs's voice. "The Royal Battle that is held once every ten years is about to begin!" "The Royal Battle?" This name was quite strange to Zephyr Khan. This was the first time he had heard this name. However, judging from the eyes of Vert Murray and others, they obviously knew the inside story.

I asked and he chuckled. “We’re getting a visit from the Kingdom of Wierxia. It’s going to be a small party in the Ball Room, only us.” Okay, wow. I’m already going to meet another family of royals and I haven’t even started. I really need to learn the Do’s and Don’ts because that could eventually save my life someday. This is a new world for me and I am completely clueless. “Oh, okay. Uh- can I help? I can make mousse cups.” I offered as I walk towards the door to get my apron from my room.

It was nice to see once a while, since she was usually the one running the show since he fell ill. “All I was saying is that you should tell Marco he should repeat his childhood laws more often,” Magdalena said, faking an innocent voice. “It's very important.” “What in the hell is she talking about?” Marco asked. “The Law of Princely Marriage,” Carlo said softly. “It states that a prince or princess cannot marry someone who is not of royal blood.” Marco's stomach dropped. “What are you talking about? I can marry whomever I choose.” Magdalena leaned close and said, “No, Marco, you can't. It would be against the law.”