Yancy Academy Novels & Stories

With Wendy going to the Academy next year, I don’t have to worry about her living arrangements any longer. “I think our pups are well-adjusted, Yara. If they want to spend time in the packs, they can. But Yana is already showing interest in attending the Academy, and who knows what Wade and Yvonne will want to do when they get older. I can see Wade following in Yorick’s footsteps and joining the Academy to become an elite warrior. Having exposure now could help him decide if that’s something he wants to do.” “What about Yvonne?” I ask.

, Tanner asked, throwing his ball in the air. Tanya's eyes traced the ball up as it bounced on the ceiling and fell back into Tanner's hands. "I'm going to the academy Tanner. I have no other option." Tanner stopped all movements and stared at her sister. "Really?" "Yeah." "Oh my God." Tanner mumbled sitting down. Silent. "There are different groups which makes up the immortal academy. I've read quite about them." Tanner said after some silence. "As at now...... there's only one popular group in the whole of the academy. The sky Squared." Tanner added, looking up at Tanya.

Azisha asked still hugging Shayari "She used to learn in our academy? Is she part of us?" Ryan asked and Azisha nodded in yes silently By us he means a part of the gang. Almost all girls from their gang go to learn dance at their academy that was opened by Adwitiya and Alisha for free of cost for the kids who can't pay the fees.

Chapter 68: Slow Recovery Nico sat on the edge of the massive bed in Elara’s suite, the silky black sheets cool against his palms. His head still pounded like a drum, and every bruise on his ribs and face throbbed in time with his heartbeat. The room felt too luxurious—too clean, too warm, too safe—to be real. He remembered BludHeaven Academy. He remembered the rumors about it accepting scholarship students every year—humans trying to integrate with vampires post-Accords.

Even Ethan sat up straighter. The academy was... impossible. That was the only word for it. It rose from the earth like it had been grown rather than built, all spiraling towers and organic curves. The main structure seemed to be carved from a single massive piece of black stone that gleamed red in the setting sun. Hence the name, I supposed. Windows glowed with warm light, and I could see figures moving within—students, maybe, or faculty. The grounds stretched for what seemed like miles, encompassing forests, lakes, and what appeared to be several smaller buildings connected by covered walkways.

A trace of unease flashed in her eyes as she finally realized who the other party was. "Eithan from Section B?" Their school, Holy Child Academy, was composed of both the four-year junior high and two-year senior high. Every grade or level had at least four hundred students divided into groups of thirty. The management could not be bothered to come up with decent names so every section was styled after the alphabet.

I had only caught glimpses of the school and its inhabitants, and my previous experiences with Briar and Liam had left me anxious. As we walked down the grand staircase, I couldn’t help but notice the intricate details of the architecture. High ceilings adorned with magical motifs, large windows that seemed to glow with their own light, and artwork that pulsed with a life of its own created an atmosphere that felt both enchanted and intimidating. “Windamere Academy is unlike any other school,” my uncle began, guiding me through the spacious foyer. “It’s not just a place for learning; it’s a sanctuary for beings like us. You’ll find all kinds of species here, each with their own unique abilit

“It’s the least obvious approach from the outside. If he sends people here, they won’t come through the main entrance. They’ll use the western woods and split into smaller groups before reaching the academy.” Silas leaned forward slightly. “How many?” “If he wants Angela badly enough, more than enough.” I shrugged my shoulders once. Xavier’s expression hardened. I understood that look. I didn’t blame him. “My father doesn’t believe in half measures,” I added. “If he decides the academy is protecting her, he’ll treat the entire academy as an enemy.”

she shrieked at decibels bats would envy, her husband winced. Marcia smiled as the man grinned, and added, “I am, more that he’s getting out of this podunk town in the middle of nowhere, I mean it’s an infamous Toivo Den, but it’s ridiculous how over-hyped we are”, he muttered rolling his eyes. “Can you blame people?” Yana asked, “It was the first Toivo Den ever created, a sanctuary for the supernatural”, she huffed, “But”, she waved, “Putting that aside”, she hummed, “~Zen~ is a student at Hale Academy, that is amazing”, she gushed, “I met an Ascendant once, their power is something that’s definitely out of this world, I mean despite the fact that we’re supernatural and have a clear advanta

"I miss you too. What about college-don't you have to be there for practice?" Officially school didn't start in the human world until August and it is early July now. Lance had won scholarships for football and the season would start with the new students. While, here I am stuck at a supernatural year-round academy to protect my fellow humans after I had blasted through several vampires who attacked me, Lance, and my best friend, Amelia. Of course, it will be hard to convince both the headmistress and headmaster to release me when two ghosts are haunting the grounds.