Unicorn Shifter Academy Novels & Stories

Others would have to homeschool their offspring because they’d fear them being discovered by humans for being shifters. Other cities had places like that. The Black River Pack dedicated a part of their vast territory to an underground hospital. But accessing it took money or magic. That limited who could use it. But a shifter care centre in a condo built for shifters, with a space to find meals made for your species, spaces to move and be in all forms of fear of discovery, a place where your offspring could be themselves without fear as they received a quality education. One building wouldn’t do for this. They could start with one, but… The old warehouse district. They slated for it to be de

Her Crimson-Ruby eyes swept the room once—disdainful, amused, untouchable. Behind her, one step to the right and slightly behind like a loyal shadow, came Remy Tsatoke. Coyote Shifter. Grandson of the Caddo Nation Trickster God. Hair shaved on the sides, long black top braided with silver beads and red cord, black tactical jacket open over a crimson T-shirt, combat boots, and a single silver fang wristband that matched the queens’—but his carried an extra rune: a stylized coyote paw print etched in deep violet. His eyes were storm-gray with a ring of molten gold—trickster fire barely leashed. He carried no weapon. He didn’t need one.

“Still playing cocky, you little shit? How dare you look at me like I’m beneath you?!” He roared and charged. Cassius and the others followed behind him like rabid dogs. The only advantage I had in this fight was that none of them could shift. Shifting without permission on the Academy grounds was a punishable act and they could all be kicked out. Because the Alpha instructors would immediately feel that someone had shifted and broken the rules. Reed lunged, half-shifted claws aiming for my throat. I dodged, barely. His claws sliced the air where my neck had been.

Marcus thought of the first competitor to complete the tracking round; the smallest shifters were often deceiving. The identical twin brothers, Kai and Min, were the next smallest after her. Crocodile monitor shifters, the two represented some of the last of their kind. Their shiny dark hair was pulled back and formed into buns at the back of their heads, and their pose was relaxed. Before the others had arrived, Travis returned with the final member of the team, Kayden, a grizzly bear shifter who was quiet and self-contained, looking around at the layout for the trials. On the walk back, he had learned enough from Travis to know this pack was not like any of the others that they had visited

He looked up at me for a second and then back down to his computer. “Actually Quinn asked for a few bodies this week. Lemme see what it says. Hmm, looks like he needs two unmated shifters and a telepath for a week. He’s hosting a Tournament of Suitors and needs security since things will probably get out of hand. He wants unmated guys just in case you get fucked up,” Shane said, laughing. Unmated guys usually fought like they had nothing to lose, but nobody wanted to tell a Shadow’s widow they died in the line of duty either. Unmated guys were usually more likely to volunteer for reckless shit and since I had nothing much going for me right now, why not?

“You ask my permission before you step foot in here again, understood?” “Yes, Alpha. I apologize. If I had known this was your home, I would have asked first.” “Why are you in my region and not your Mica’s?” Gavin asked, narrowing his eyes. “I already told you, he goes to my school,” I said, exasperated and annoyed. “I want to hear it from him.” Lukas swallowed, clearly terrified of Gavin. “I attend the Shifter Academy. It’s rated the top school in the world. I just transferred a few days ago and Judy was assigned to be my tutor for the next few weeks,” Lukas explained.

I wasn’t going to deny it when they had spent almost all their time creeping me the fuck out. “We’re so sorry. Umm… we can give you a rundown of everything. But you’ll probably get a course or something as you’re new to it all. So something like Introduction to Shifting. We have your class schedule. We were supposed to hand it to you.” Dale reached inside the bag he was holding and brought out a printed sheet. They opened it and went through it. “Here, you have History of the Shifter World, Shifting 101, Omegas and Their Importance in Society, Omega physiology and Hear care...” they both looked up at me and back at the sheet.

~Sebastian At my nod he carries on "It's common to have shifter student around here , some are locals and others aren't, this is a neutral ground, there is no alpha , It's not an oppen ground to be snatched so there will be no dominance fights. Not all our student are lunas, so no pulling ranks plus they aren't your pack to pull rank on. Some are very uhmm what's the word domestic they don't like fighting and will probably take a beating from other more aggressive student. If anything happens around you come straight to me , my door is always open and i like to know what's happening on my own grounds. We have a three strike and you're out system, so three big offences and you'll be kicked of

;) I enjoy a good crying session. I get a lot of questions and I will go into more detail on my social, but specifically I've been asked about Kev, Sam, Emmett, and everyone and it feels like there wasn't a wrap up with them. For me, this wasn't about them. They do have their lives. Kev has his struggles with his first mate and that rejection. Sam and Emmett are going to have a long road ahead of them. Caleb taking over the pack and maybe giving Snow White a chance. There are so many characters I could completely elaborate on but Shift isn't their story. Shift is Sky's story. Yes, Ethan and Justin too. But mostly it's her story of growning and learning and becoming someone she can be proud o

In the end, they moved into Bianca's parents' rented two-bedroom. Seven people squeezed inside with barely room for luggage. Bianca and Lila started fighting almost immediately. Lila called Bianca useless; Bianca called Lila a freeloader. When Helen's migraines flared, Bianca's mother told her to wait at a public clinic. Without my doctors, Gregory's blood pressure sent him to the emergency room. Without my tuition payments, Lila was removed from private school. Ethan's company fired him too. Customs work runs on trust. No one wanted client accounts handled by a man whose wedding funding had been pulled at the altar while he owed his ex-fiancee a mountain of debt.