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I heard Clara's voice behind me as I opened my locker to pick up my book. She skipped towards me, her arms opened wide like she hadn't seen me in a long time, with Ruby behind her, a broad smile on each of their faces. “Hi,” I murmured, turning to my locker. I picked all the books in it, my hand hovering over a particular one I hadn't seen before. “Astrae Lykaon Academy official student handbook and a werewolf student's guide to not dying, fainting, or getting claimed by accident,” Clara read out, peering into my locker.

I had even said goodbye to my family in my head. Looking into Misha’s deranged eyes, with so much hate burning through them, I knew she wasn’t going to leave me alive. How did I survive? Adrian’s cream couldn’t have been that strong. Well if the cream can heal broken bones maybe it can. That must be one hell of a cream then. “I don’t know,” I whisper. I might not have liked or wanted the party but I’m not ready to drag Adrian’s name into this mess. I look towards the balcony where a soft glow rises behind the curtains. Another deadly day in this academy. My throat tightens. I really do not want need to get out of this academy before I die.

“Do you even know what this place is about? The academy isn’t some playground, Maddy. They train warriors—Alphas, Betas. You think they’re going to be lenient with us or give us preferential treatment?” My jaw tightened. “I didn’t say they would. I just said that when I get in there, I’ll figure it out.” “I just don’t know yet. My end goal is surviving and coming out as one of the top three students at the end of it.” She leaned forward, elbows on her knees. “You need to plan and be ready. This is no joke; people die in there. The one who fails to plan…..plan to fail…” I pressed the pen harder against the paper until the ink bled through. “Can we just fill this out, Vanny?”

No one knew what their disciples had gone through in Immortal Secret Land. Hum The golden splendor moved brilliantly. Suddenly, the glass-like golden ray broke through the clouds, and a group of figures appeared in front of the crowd. "They are out. They are disciples of our Academy!" A master of an Academy let out an ecstatic laugh. "Hahaha, our Academy!" These Academies were naturally incomparably excited. If they entered the golden gate of this legendary, they would have a slim chance of survival. It could be said that being able to survive was simply a miracle. Their future accomplishments were limitless!

“I needed to escape my past. Umbra seemed like the only option.” Escape. I understood that too well. “What’s it like, this academy?” “Harsh,” Anne said. “Ruthless. But you’ll get stronger. You’ll learn to protect yourself.” “Protection.” That was something I desperately needed. “And you trust them?” Anne hesitated. “No. But sometimes, it’s not about trust. It’s about survival.” We finally reached Anne’s temporary home, a small, modest place hidden away from prying eyes. As we stepped inside, the weight of everything crashed down on me. “Thank you,” I whispered, though my heart was heavy with doubt.

I hoped it would let me know what to do. The Ultara Academy had been my second home for many years, but now it was no longer safe anymore. I felt like a criminal who walked into the beautiful campus with a deadly plan to raid the school. Or as if every second there was a chance I would turn into a monster and start eating people, and that is something I have to prevent, better yet to do it now.

If they thought I didn’t belong, I would carve my place with my own claws. The Alpha Academy had accepted me. And I would go. Not as the family’s shame. But as the girl who survived their cruelty and rose despite it. This wasn’t the end. It was the beginning.

Queen Genoviva stepped out behind her. "So will we." Queen Silveira gave us a reassuring nod. "Go." I hesitated. Only for a heartbeat. Then I kissed each of my children on the forehead. "Stay safe." Sol took my hand. "Ready?" I nodded. The world dissolved around us We arrived in chaos. Literal chaos. Fire consumed one of the Academy buildings. Smoke covered the sky. The smell of burning wood mixed with blood. Students. Recruits. Commanders. Everyone was fighting. The Academy's Alpha recruits had formed defensive lines around the dormitories.

“The mountains are a three-day journey. We should move before the Council’s scouts find us.” Zephyr consulted the map, his silver eyes tracing the route. “The river is half a mile east. We can reach it by nightfall.” I looked back at the tunnel, dark and silent behind us. The academy was hidden beyond the trees, beyond the hills. The execution squad was racing toward an empty nest. I turned to the three Alphas, my pack, my shields. “Let’s go.” We moved into the forest, the crown gleaming on my brow. The hunt was over. The chase had begun. END OF CHAPTER 22

The crowd erupted in quiet cheers, whistles, claps, and laughter—joy sweeping through the clearing like sunlight breaking through clouds. I found myself smiling so wide my cheeks ached. Tonight, we remembered. And tonight, we celebrated. We were more than survivors—we were something new. And we were just getting started. *Note from the author* Book two Starts in the next chapter. "What Rose From the Ashes" I hope everyone has enjoied reading "What Survived the Burn" as much as I have enjoied writing it. This is why I see no other way than to begin book two...