The Academy Book 5 Novels & Stories

" I whispered to Vincent even though I knew Balthazar could hear me too. "Yeah, you go home first," he muttered a little weakly. He didn't look convincing, but I couldn't stay here any longer. I have to go home soon. My previous anxiety returned, this time coupled with the five day deadline I had. Five days. I only have five days left with Alex before this seal actually explodes. "Then I'll head home first," I said in a slight daze to the two of them. I'm not waiting for their answer. With quick steps I came out of this library.

"She became a healer. Had children of her own. Her granddaughter is at the Academy now. Sophie's roommate, actually." The connections spiraled outward—every action creating ripples, every choice echoing through generations. No wonder Seren wanted to reunite us. In our fractured state, we were chaos. Together, we might bring order. Or destruction. The Academy appeared at sunset, its towers cutting dark lines against the orange sky. Too quiet. No students on the grounds, no instructors patrolling. The gates stood open like a mouth waiting to swallow. "It's wrong," Selena whispered. "In my vision, there were lights, movement, Sophie in the library with—" She stopped, face paling. "We're too lat

In this place, being mediocre was the same as failing. I watched silently as half of the freshman class, fifty young wolves, their dreams shattered in an instant, were escorted toward the iron gates by tight-faced academy guards. It was a brutal reminder of where I was. There were no participation trophies at Alpha Academy. You either proved your worth or you were discarded.

he said quietly, “To find that Blood Petal. To uncover what this ritual truly was, the mystery behind why my mother received the kind of death she did, what the Academy is really after, and to destroy that fucking flower once and for all.” I let out a shaky breath I didn’t realize I’d been holding. My hands were cold. The truth about the Academy, the one known for its pride, for shaping the future Alphas, for serving the realm selflessly was darker than I could have ever imagined. I was not sure if it was Goddess’ grace or something else. The supreme Alpha throne was under the Alpha King’s command so the Academy was just a source to organize the trials. “Then…did you intrude into the secret

SUSAN joined the academy to be an alchimiste, they passed the whole night celebrating the success of their 3 children. After a week REK left the castle to join the academy of knights. SUSAN started her studies in the academy of scientists. AHMET moved to the council tower, in this tower first second and third floors is places where academy professors can enter, the forth fifth and sixth floors is a big library with rare books that talks about history ,magic ,races and dragons, the last floor is a lab where only the council can enter. After 7 years AHMET read all the books in the tower and become officially a scientist the council gives him the badges that proofs he is one of the elites.

RACHEL The last thing I remembered was being beaten mercilessly by a monster while my foster family watched. The pain still pulsed through me whenever I moved. Now, I was in an Academy. A place for “Young, promising wolves.” What the hell was that? I blinked at the stone ceiling above me, too stunned to even sit up at first. There had to be a mistake. An Academy? For wolves? That sounded like one of those fantasy books I'd sneak from the living room shelf to read in my room when no one was watching, where the protagonist woke up in a supernatural world after being human all her life.

Then I got off the bed, and wheeled the drip bag stand with me to the window side. I peeped out through the window and since the room seemed to be on the second floor, I got a better view of the academy. It was silent everywhere and I barely saw a soul move around. I wondered what the move of the school authorities were after the sudden alarm that the glowing medallion went missing right in front of our eyes. All of a sudden, the door to the room I was in flung open and I saw men in all black, wearing black masks, walk in.

"I've been trying to write this for six months and I keep starting over because there's no good way to say what I need to say without also saying things I'd rather tell you in person over bad coffee in the garage at midnight, which is where all our best conversations happened anyway. You probably have better coffee now. You were always going to do everything better than me eventually." My throat was doing something I was not going to acknowledge. "Here's what you need to know. The academy isn't just a school. You know this already — you're my daughter, you've always known when something had more layers than it showed. But the layers go deeper than pack politics and supernatural racing. The a

They both awkwardly stood there looking at each other "um.. do you have any books regarding the academy.. I would like to know how the entrance test works," "Yes I certainly do! There have been so many kids asking for this. But I was reluctant to part with it. I somehow had a feeling you see," he excitedly ran inside the store and climbed up the ladder to reach for the top shelf. His tiny hands were reaching for the green hardbound book that was wedged between so many rotting books. Wren stood up and held him take down the book. "is this it?" "yes that's the one. Young master do you want me to part a few of my knowledge about the Rene or the exams first," the man hesitantly whispered.

He kissed the top of her head one last time before leaving to join Adrian and Ronan who had already left and as promised 20 minutes later they were all 4 of them in front of the cliffs that marked the end of the Academy's territory. When Cassy asked them what was on the other side Steven told her that there was a large ocean and that on the other side of this ocean was the territory of the Academy of Tulliac which was the number one Academy in Astoria. Adrian told her that the Academy of Catara was number 3 and that the ranking of the 5 biggest Academies of Astoria was made during a big annual tournament where the best warriors and the best mages of the Academies faced each other.