Supernatural Academy Reviews Novels & Stories

By the next morning, preparations had already been made for Anastasia to begin school. Not just any school… The Supernatural Academy. It was where supernatural children were sent after their first manifestation. A place where young witches, wolves, vampires, and other supernatural children learned to understand the powers that had awakened within them. Anastasia was only ten. But her manifestation had already begun. And that meant she had to go. The large black carriage rolled slowly through the academy gates. Almost immediately, the atmosphere changed.

Besides that I've also heard that Omega is shunned because it brings bad luck. But Gabriel's little brother ... Cameron Adler, looks nothing like I imagined.

Amelia smiles as she says, “That’s sweet.” I nod as Donovan repositions and has his arm wrapped around me. Amelia asks, “How was life at the Supernatural Academy?” My eyebrows knit together as I think of how to answer her question. To be honest, everything about the Supernatural Academy confuses me. I don’t know if I should be grateful that I had a better upbringing than some of the others or if I should think about the fact that I was never allowed to do anything on my own and the trauma that brought me. Even now, it can be hard to make my own decisions.

“Let me be the first to welcome you all to the new improved academy. I am Dean Alec. Since the opening of the Academy, we have reconstructed the program. We are here to educate, train and prepare for the future of our supernatural community. You are the future of your packs and have been chosen to be the first in the new and improved Academy. You will be the first to be educated about the changes to the supernatural laws and will have new core programs that will require a passing grade of B or higher. “While we understand that this is not the typical university, we know that you are being graded as well as your selected packs. If you look to your left and right, you will notice that many of

Anxiety replaced the fear that I had earlier as I thought about how the students at the school would treat me. ‘’Mind you, there are not only wolves there, it is an academy for supernaturals including Vampires, Witches, Wizards, Dragons, Mermaids and the rest. So, take this opportunity seriously, if I hear any bad report about you, I will withdraw immediately and make sure that you work thrice as you did here, am I understood?’’ ‘’Yes sir, thank you sir, I promise I won’t fail you.’’ I gave him my words.

There was no way she'd be able to sleep with so many questions in her head anyway. As they sat on Carrie's bed with bowls of cereal, Carrie began to explain. "Shadowbrook Academy is a school for supernatural beings, or genuses. It helps us develop and perfect our supernatural abilities, and also nurtures any natural talents or hobbies we have, all while giving us a regular education." Zeda's eyes widened as Carrie listed the different genuses in the academy: witches, mages, werewolves, vampires, and demons. She choked on her cereal when Carrie mentioned that Lucian was the only demon.

**Alana's POV*** I arrived at the magic academy which looked ancient with mud bricks and ancient roof tiles. “WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF SUPERNATURALS” was written boldly on the marquee board in front of the school's entrance. I didn't have the opportunity to pack anything, and I spent a week searching for the location of the academy. Finally I was here with the token my mom gave me.

I would have pictured her in a robe, funny looking hat and sitting behind a pot of hot spell. She goes on. "Welcome to the blood valley academy. The session will be very tough..." "Hold up!" I lift my hands and stop her. "I think there's been a mix-up here, because I'm just a regular normal girl, and everyone I've seen here so far are all freaks. I'm not one. So just send the guys with the rope to come back and return me home." "No, the guardians couldn't make a mistake. They sense your powers before bringing you to this academy. It's the best place for training supernatural beings who will protect and lead their different realms."

he stated. “The Academy,” I asked confused. “Yeah, I thought you had a couple classes there,” he asked with a slight chuckle. “No, I always chicken out for one reason or another. Can you explain it to me,” I asked still very much confused. “Well, white lake high was build as a cover school or an evaluation center for kids with potential for White Lake Academy, which is the elite supernatural school only a select few can get in. Kids from all over the world want to join but their criteria is insane,” he said.

I tried to slow it, tried to take a deep breath, but it caught in my throat, tight and sharp. “The updates include two major additions,” Lockhart said, her tone deliberate, precise. “First: Supernatural Studies, covering beings such as werewolves, vampires, and other entities you may encounter—or perhaps be connected to—in ways you do not yet understand. Understanding them is essential for students with… special traits. Second: the Hidden Power Assessment, designed to identify latent abilities within our students. Attendance is mandatory, full cooperation is expected, and performance may determine eligibility for advanced instruction.”