Scary Schools Novels & Stories

If i tell her my secret, then it’s like betraying my own. "Okay, I wont force you to tell me the truth, but please always be careful. Almost ¾ of the students in our school are vampires and werewolves. There are a lot of bully, and sometimes we have a dangerous and risky activity that not suit for normal people," Vivian said seriously. When I heard it, I became curious about the school I enrolled. I knew that my life might be in jeopardy, but I am willing to risk my life than to came back to where I came from. I will never get back to the hell i live a long time ago.

Fighter sat next to Ashley and saw she was kind of engrossed with the phone in her hands. “What is the matter?” Ashley heaved a sigh and looked at him, she passed the phone to him and he collected it from her. He read the story real quick and his heart skipped for some seconds. He buried him with his own hands. “There is a monster in this school according to the Anonymous user. We need to be extra careful… I think a werewolf is in our school.” Maggie and Derek furrowed their brows at her like they were not in support of what she had said.

Rumors of Molly's alleged ability to consume people's souls had clearly left an indelible mark on the school's collective consciousness. The reputation of Molly, the enigmatic witch, had long haunted the school corridors. Her presence alone was enough to send shivers down the spines of those who crossed her path, and the students who had witnessed this unsettling encounter were no exception. They exchanged hushed whispers, their expressions filled with a mixture of fear and fascination.

I joined my pack in the hallway as other students began to cautiously come out of the other rooms into the hallway. Even with the lights on, it was obvious many of them were still scared. I could understand why they would be, the humans anyway. I remembered back in California when we used to do lock down drills for possible intruders in our school. We hadn’t had any of those here in Montana. I figured that was because there were enough mages and shifters present that a person would have to be out of their mind to try and infiltrate a school like this one. But it was scary, back then, when I thought I was human, and we had to cower in the corner of the classroom with the door locked and cover

That was the night they told me about Paranormal High. “It’s a school,” Aaron explained carefully. “For kids like you. So you can learn control. Safety.” “It’s not a punishment,” Mira added quickly. “And it doesn’t mean you’re leaving us.” I nodded, even though my heart felt like it was cracking open all over again. Paranormal High was bigger than I imagined. The gates alone were intimidating—etched with runes, humming softly with magic. Students of every kind walked past me—wolves laughing too loudly, witches floating books beside them, vampires moving like shadows in the sun.

Sara replied with a sigh of reluctance, "I know you're right. I guess we need to think about where they can go next." "There's a private school not far from here," I told her, "Brighten Day, I think it's called. I've heard good things. Teddy worked on their security system, and he says it's top notch." Being in the family tended to be a mixed blessing. On the one hand, you might have to pull your kids out of school. On the other hand, you tended to have the inside information on where to go next. "What about their academic programs?" Sara asked me, worriedly playing with a lock of her hair. "I don't want them to fall behind in their studies just because some jerk decided to out us!"

The camera bounced with each step until she ducked into a corner and held it steady. "Dad, I have to make this quick. This might affect the school. Fuck... Fuck..." Her voice shook. In the background, something was screaming. "At the party, something happened. There are demon attacks and a lot of grim reapers. This will fuck up the school's reputation and we need damage control immediately. This is bad. Worse than Seraphina and Annalise dying in the school premises." She turned the phone and panned it across the scene. There were Bodies. Blood too. Lots of it. Everywhere.

the atmosphere in this place was so gloomy that it made one think they were in some kind of horror movie. to think that the students in the Angel Loom were considered less dangerous than the ones in the Mad Pact, maybe it was because the education system here was a lot better than the one in their school. most of the Alpha and the mad pact didn't even care about Education, they wouldn't hesitate to leave the school the first chance they got, that was why they nicknamed it the hell hole because of how extremely difficult it was to get out.

And then, as I ran with more speed, chasing the sound, I realized that the screams were coming from the direction of my school. What greeted me there made my blood run cold. Dark shadows filled every corner, surrounding students and teachers alike with their writhing tentacles of pure darkness. As I got closer, I could see them starting to attack the students. They were tearing them apart with their bare hands! It seemed like a living nightmare—one where no one could escape unscathed! ‘Oh, shit! How could this be possible!’ Reina squeaked in my head, and her terrorized voice gave me goosebumps on my skin.

Weird-slash-scary, wouldn't do me any good so I decided to just forget about him since we would probably not see each other or bump into each other in a big city such as London. Today was my first day at my new school as the new kid, of course. Big deal. Yeah. No. Honestly, yeah, it was a big deal. I was pretty worried about people noticing me since I was new. I would not say, they would stare at me because I was pretty---I was far from pretty. Just a plain-looking girl with pale skin, lame brown eyes, and long, messy raven hair that hung wildly about everywhere and covered most of my face---but because they'd think I was being weird. That was what most of the students in my previous school