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The abnormal weather had killed many survivors. In my past life, I'd only arrived at a safe zone five months after the zombie outbreak. There'd been elite soldiers and over a hundred thousand survivors there. Over a hundred of these safe zones were scattered across the country, significantly contributing to mankind's survival. "Why aren't we leaving now since the safe zones have already been set up?" Mom asked me. I looked at the snow outside. "It's highly likely we'll freeze to death in this weather if our car breaks down." …

¶We create our fate every Day...most of ills we Suffer from are directly Traceable to our own Behaviour.¶ - Henry Miller * * * ** ¶Neil PoV¶ To say, shocked was an understatement for me, seeing Ronin back into Aiyla's life was a big surprise for me which I did not expect to happen at least not in this life. But I guess my thoughts were wrong and here he is standing in front of me holding Aiyla in front of me.

She stopped when she realized something. "!!!!!!!!" It's her space! But how???!" In the apocalypse, she didn't have other powers aside from a 50 sq meter space. Although it wasn't powerful, space users are very important for survival. They can store food, ammo, beds, tents, anything that could be a hindrance while fighting. She heard that some had bigger space, but they belonged to the military or a powerful clan. She runs and jumps and laughs like a madman. 'Thank God! A miracle!' Touches the dent in between her brows...thinks...'Was it my necklace?!!!'

The book's page magically flips against itself, and it lands on a blank page. I narrow my eyes, to see if I read anything, because I can feel the mad voltage of energy buzzing inside me. My power is alive. I love this. The words start on the pages with invisible ink. It forms a series of motion pictures featuring Maddox and Jaden tied side by side in a dark room, swords hitting against their bodies, butchering and mutilating them alive. When the sword is about to chop off their heads, I forcefully close the book. “No! We have to go to the academy,” I screamed suddenly.

Melina PoV Ramona didn’t have to tell me to keep running the moment I exited the gate. Who knew what tricks the Elders had under their sleeve? I wouldn’t be surprised if they had some sort of system in place that in situations like this when the defenses of the academy were breached. And I definitely do not want to wait to find out what those contingences are. The moment I stepped through the gate, I ran as fast as my legs could carry me. The academy was located at the top of a steep hill which I meant I had to run downhill with a considerable heavy backpack on my bag. And that was definitely not an easy thing to do.

SORAYA Dear reader, Fenrir Academy held secrets and vermin I had come to realise—one of which was far worse than the other. It was up to us to find the most evil. I might have unknowingly predicted a long night, but I was just not ready for how long the night would actually be.

“I hate this academy.” “Everyone does,” Soreya said. “The successful ones just learn to hate it productively.” They left the Hollow Residence together and crossed the lower path toward the central medical wing. The academy looked different in this false morning light. Less haunted at first glance, more architectural. The black stone towers rose against the dim crimson sky, and the silver-veined paths glimmered beneath their feet.

Uniform on, hair still dripping, I stomped into the lecture hall five seconds before Professor William started breathing fire. The man was mid-lecture about interdimensional tariffs when Inara kicked my shin. “You going?” she whispered. “To what, my own execution?” She opened her mouth to answer, but William's voice cut through the room, “...and we are honored to welcome Elites Zaiden and Zyran Kross, who will be leading this year’s mandatory survival excursion to the Lycan Dominion.” Mandatory. My stomach dropped. The doors at the back of the hall slammed open and in walked trouble in duplicate.

Yet, after my brother’s death, I knew it wasn’t as perfect as people made it out to be. “Alex,” Ryland said, snapping me out of my thoughts. I glanced to the side and realized it was our turn to enter. With that, I reached into my backpack to retrieve Alexei’s ID, scanning it at the gate scanner. The car fell into a heavy silence as we watched the enormous gates begin to open. A robotic voice cut through the quiet, startling all three of us. “Welcome to Alpha Academy.” “Woah,” Mandy muttered in awe. “It feels like we’re in some sort of video game.”

The rest of the group agreed, promising to hand over the cash as they finally left the restroom, laughing loudly. Sometimes in life, you just have to let certain things slide so you can reach your destination smoothly. This was exactly one of those times. I wouldn’t allow a single thing to ruin my plans, even if it meant avoiding every single soul at Briarwood Academy. Even though I knew I wasn’t a weakling, I understood that if I wanted to survive long enough to graduate, I had to keep those three rules memorized. Quickly, I stepped out of the restroom and made my way down the hall. Just as I reached the door to my classroom, my heart skipped a beat at the sound of Professor Lucian’s voice