Snake Boots Academy Novels & Stories

We walked across the clearing toward the slope carved into the side of the hill. Nothing extreme, just a simple run the pack used for training balance and speed during winter. Snow crunched under our boots, crisp and soft. Raven adjusted her gloves. “Just don’t go flying into a tree. Mason will cry.” “I will not cry,” he said immediately. “I’ll shed dignified warrior tears.” Raven snorted. “That’s still crying.” I laughed again, feeling lighter than I had in hours. We reached the slope, and Mason helped me secure my boots into the bindings, his fingers quick and practiced.

She's a male student at an all-male academy, and you are losing your mind. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> He stepped back. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Took the distance. Used it. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Boots on dirt announced the company before he saw them. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> NOVA _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Bren came across the conditioning strip with his hands in his pockets and that grin already running.

His eyes are cautious, his tail tucked, but his stubborn pride refuses to drop his ears. Connor looks down at the boy, slowly winding the linen bandages around his massive knuckles. "If your wolf wants to bow his head and surrender the sand, your boots still have a breath of time. Let my tongue give your ears a fair warning... ten winters ago, a northern fighter took one hit from these knuckles. His beast is still lingering in the medicine cave to this day."

I say, turning my back on her shrill cries as my heavy boots echo across the grand hall, leaving Riverbend Abbey behind to face the dark, starless night alone. Lanka Monroe POV "Andrew, why must you run to the northern borders? The pack academies here can train your wolf. Don't leave the territory," my eleven-year-old voice pleads in the shifting fog of my nightmare, taking me back to the summer my family’s pack lands still thrived. "I have no choice, Lanka. The blood bond calls me to the frozen seas," his teenage alpha silhouette says, his large hand resting on my head before he climbs into the transport that would keep him away for five long winters.

I immediately traded the fruits for the cocoa. "Your mother and I were close when we attended the academy, Le Royal Academy for nobles, royals and knights. Well that was the old academy," Kylen began to explain, his eyes downcast and his gaze afar. "The new academy is called Elverton and it accommodates all," Shane picked up where his father left off. "Its a place where young supernaturals who can't control their abilities or those that are too different to attend human schools or colleges attend. You can also choose to attend with any special circumstances because as I said before Elverton accepts all," Shane spoke passionately about the school. So passionately, I swear he was trying to get

When Gryphon told us what they were doing, we couldn't let it just happen We knew we had to do something. "You have no idea how much I appreciate it," I added, "I would like it if we all could be allies. I think we could all help each other." They all agreed and this little guy, my height but very muscular, walked up to us. He smiled, "Luna Abby, I am Sid, Leader of the were-snakes. We have been guarding the palace here, as well as your packs in Missouri and Arkansas." I asked, "Are they all, okay?" He smiled, "They are doing great. Your warriors were taught well. They also know how to fight alongside other species very well."

“And believe me, they’ll make sure you can still fight like hell while you’re at it.” I tried to act like I wasn’t shaken. Like it didn’t mean more to me than it should have. But deep down, something warm began to flicker in my chest. Maybe this was what belonging felt like. Two days later, we rode north, following the ancient trade road that led to the Academy of the Moon. The Academy was neutral territory—open to all packs willing to send their heirs to learn peace, strategy, and power without bloodshed. It sat nestled between the mountains, carved from silverstone and white granite, its towers spiraling toward the sky like fingers of the gods.

Snow melted beneath my boots as I crossed the academy courtyard, hiding my head in the hoodie of my sweatshirt hoping that no one would notice me. No one moved out of my way as I ducked and weaved in between the crowd of happy, screaming academy elites. They never did. No one ever paid me any mind or attention unless I was the butt end of some joke. The academy banner hangs above the courtyard, snapping violently in the wind, black and silver stitched with the wolf crest of the Axton Pack staring me dead in the face. I stare back at the wolf hating everything it stands for. Every student wears this emblem somewhere on their uniform jackets.

"Alright, alright, Sander. Halt," I said, sighing exasperatedly when Sander was tugging my hand as we were near the location of the boot camp. The boot camp was set up near the river of Tana Forest to the north. That vast area was enough to have mandatorily gruesome training for the rookies and the pack warriors. Their mentors were the Gammas. Sometimes, Desmond and the two Betas, Oakley and Harvey, participated in teaching the privates.

"I think you are absolutely correct Frank. She might be publicly acceptable, but those clothes have to go." "ALL RIGHT GUYS, I'm roasting in these clothes, let's get this over with so I can get naked again." Grandpa kicked off his work boots and pulled on his western boots with his spurs already on them. Snake told us he would go to his apartment and get his boots on while we got the horses out in the alley.