“Good morning, class.” I was waiting for her to introduce herself to the class, but she did not; I assume this was not her first time teaching this class, “I’m not teaching tactics for this semester; I’ll be teaching mind link,” she must be their last professor last sem, “And for those who still don’t know me, I’m Mrs. Kalida Ramirez,”
I heard different reactions from the class; some seemed excited, some were annoyed, and some were, well, including me were, confused about it; I’m not new to the mind link since I’m experiencing it through Liberty, but I didn’t know, they are teaching it here.
Bright as gold, red as roses, and dark as the night, the aura surrounds her, but her presence is shouting both authority and warmth; why is that, but most importantly, why is she looking at me like that?
Like she knew it was me?
“Let’s start with our introduction,” she put down her materials and folded her sleeves before holding chalk, but she didn’t write; she just sat at the edge of the table, “Mind link is one of the oldest ways to communicate to one another; during the first war between the werewolves and vampires, our ancestor taught most of our great grandparents how they can communicate,” she grabbed her pen and wrote something on the board, Humans, that’s what she wrote, “However, human kinds broke another war, after assuming that werewolves were secretly preparing to attack their lands, with the help of some traitor vampire, they successfully eliminated half of our kind,”
I heard some gasp; I was listening intently, and she got my attention with that simple explanation; since this was my first time attending the course, I did not know that it was a way of communication in the early years. Well, I did not attend school for a year; I'm not prepared, I always feel that I don't belong to this race, which is a lie, since I am one of them, but not part of them.
“Mrs. Ramirez,” one of my block mates, raised her hand. Mrs. Ramirez pointed to her and motioned to continue, “Is that an inherited ability? Are we allowed to learn that too?”
“Good question, well, it’s not yet clear. Some packs have it since they were born, and some packs learn to do it; there is no certain answer to that question; however, I’m one of the population packs born without it, then eventually learned how to use it. I can teach you how to use it,”
I heard cheering from behind. I looked at them, and they seemed really excited about that.
“Can we also use that for mating purposes? Some of us were having a hard time communicating with our mates,”
I shifted my gaze back to our professor, “What...”
“That’s also one of my target lessons to discuss with you, class, so bear with me if I have to teach over time, and sometimes, difficult than what you expect from this class,” she wrote again, her course name and her name.
In mating class, Mrs. Kalida Ramirez
“Now, shall we start the class?"
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It’s been two days since I attended the academy; it was good so far, I’m enjoying my subjects, but my least favorite would be Mrs. Kalida’s class.
I can’t seem to understand what she wants to do; she’s been pushing us to do extra hard with her subject; it’s like Mrs. Kalida wished to prove and do something with our help, or maybe she’s just too hands on to us, like what she mentioned to the very first day.
“It’s been millenniums after the alliance between the three kinds, the humans, the werewolves, and vampires, not until one outsider came to our land,” she wrote something on the board, “This man ruined everything,”
Lord Lovioni Jesui
“He stayed for seven years until the tribe voted for him to be their Alpha, which doesn’t make sense because we have a rule that only full-blooded werewolves will be the only one to have the position as an Alpha,” she stood up from being seated to the table edge, “Everything was going so far, good. However, the pack have started to notice that little by little, from their sack of rice, their loved ones were missing, one by one, and they came to the extent that they feared the night; people were not able to sleep at night; instead, they do the labor at night, and sleep at daylight,”
That was a fucked up situation, not being able to rest in your home because odd things are happening.
“The elders came up with a plan to uncover the mystery of the disappearance to their land. To make the story short, they discovered that it was Lovioni, their Alpha. The man whom they thought they could trust day and night turns out that he is a greedy man who wants not just their service, but also their whole land and tribe,”
“But, Mrs. Kalida, what’s the point of telling this history if we are in a mating class?” one of my block mates asked.
“Because he is the one who introduced the mating through the link, which became a course subject for students,”
“So, does he find his mate while cheating on his people?”
“Yes, ironically, his mate,” she wrote something on the board, “Laura Cleo, Lovioni’s mate, she was said to be a runaway because of her bad attitude, but some say that she committed a crime that led to her being exiled to her own land,”
“Does she know what Lovioni had done to his people?”
“Old books said that Laura and Lovioni were accomplices to the crime, so the whole tribe burned them alive,”
“But how did Lovioni find his mate while executing her motives to the pack?”
“That’s when he discovered the usage of mating through mind linking; Lovioni and Laura both knew how to use it. Unfortunately, Laura died before she gave birth to their son, so it was not just Lovioni who died that day; it was also their son,”
“Then, who taught the next generation to use it if they died in the process?”
“Lovioni was able to teach the young wolves to use it, some had the gift to learn it faster than usual, but some took years on mastering it, and up until now,”
“Then, what’s the point of finding your mate by a bond if we will use the mind link?”
“Like what I said, we have a different take on this mating process, and you still have the option not to use it,”
“Is mating the only use of that? I mean, with bond, you can feel your mate’s emotions, that actually helps you know each other more, and alert, if one another is in danger,”
I grabbed a pen, tore off a paper, and wrote to Liana, who’s busy distracting herself; she hates history-like subjects, and she always wanted field study, which would kill her; but I crumpled it and laughed at myself; why am I even writing.
‘Do you believe what she was saying?’
She immediately looked at me and shrugged, “No, you?”
‘Mating through mind link?’ I scoffed.
‘Duh, ikr, I hate it; let’s just do the mating personally, can’t we?’
I can’t help but laugh at that that I wasn’t able to control it; it was a mistake; Mrs. Kalida wasn’t a human,, for fuck sake, and I failed to remember that, and now, she’s looking at me with her eyebrow creased; she seemed offended by my action.
“That’s funny, hmm, Ms. Colin?” her voice is annoyed; all attentions were entirely on me, “You can bring that fun alone, go to the detention, you’re not leaving there until I said so,”
I sighed and brought mg things with me, Liana was about to stand up, but I motioned her to sit and listen well.
I couldn’t look at her since I was a little embarrassed and just left without a word, but I heard her whisper something.
“Rot in hell,”
“Who would have thought that the promising and kind Alpha is kneeling in front of me while weeping? Ahh, what a great view; I can cum by just watching you,”A woman wearing a wood-colored cloak spoke; her silver hair was waving with the wind, and she was playing with her long sharp nails while looking at the severely wounded man in front of her. The man was holding at his chest; blood kept coming out from it after the woman pulled out the silver knife painted with wolfsbane on the tip, making it more fatal to the Alpha. “What do you want from us? Why do you keep on killing our kind? You were a werewolf too; what’s your reason for doing this?” the man utter, hardly breathing. “I was once a part of your suck-up pack,” the woman crouched and smirked at the man, “Have you forgotten what your pack did to me? Hmm?” “It is your fault; you chose to do it, you know the rules, you know the consequences of it, you should be prepared the moment you decide to do the sin,” The woman’s express
“Fuck, this girl smells so,” one of the rogues said while carrying me in both arms; I can’t stand on my own since I’m severely wounded from the fight with Zeina, “Why don’t we devour her? No one will know, right?”“Stupid, Caleb will eventually find out that we ate one of the hostages,”They are talking as if I wasn’t here. After catching me from the sparring field, they brought me with them; I’m not familiar with this school at the moment, so I’m not quite sure where we are heading.“That damn beta,” They are mad with their beta? “He’s fucking hot, but why? Goodness,” the female rogue dramatically said and rolled her eyes.“Stop it, you’re drooling over a beta; what the heck, Jo?” the man in front of me said, chuckling a little, “You pushover psycho,”It lasted for a couple of minutes until we reached the field. From this far, I saw unfamiliar faces; they must be part of their pack; like me, other wolves were being dragged and pushed to the open field; I could see overwhelming auras
Every chapter will now be written in 3rd point of viewAs the students stood in shock at the sight of the poisoned katana, Caleb’s gaze swept across the crowd, his expression unreadable. The tension in the air was thick with uncertainty and fear.“I’ll ask again,” Caleb’s voice rang out, cutting through the silence like a blade. “State your name and faction, or face the consequences.”The students exchanged uneasy glances, their minds racing with questions and suspicions. Who could have orchestrated such a brazen attack on the academy? Was there truly a traitor among them, working from within the school’s walls?Suddenly, a timid voice broke through the tension, drawing all eyes to its source. It was a young girl standing near the front of the crowd, her voice barely above a whisper.“M-my name is Leona Nightingale,” she stammered, her eyes wide with fear. “I-I am part of The Averrant.”Before anyone could react, Caleb’s katana flashed in the air, and with a swift movement, he struck
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The sun had just begun its ascent over the horizon, casting a warm glow over the school grounds as Esmeray and Calliyah made their way to class. Their school, nestled amidst the towering trees of the forest, was a haven for wolves like them, a place where they could learn to harness their abilities and embrace their true nature.As they walked, Esmeray and Calliyah chatted excitedly about the day ahead. “I can’t believe we’re finally going on our first field assignment,” Calliyah exclaimed, her eyes sparkling with anticipation. “I’ve been looking forward to this for weeks!”Esmeray nodded, a smile tugging at the corners of her lips. “Me too. I can’t wait to see what Mrs. Kalida has in store for us.”Their conversation was cut short as they approached their classroom, where Mrs. Kalida was already waiting for them. The air was charged with a sense of excitement and nervous energy as the students gathered around, eager to hear what their teacher had planned for them.“Good morning, clas
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Esmeray spent the night in the unfamiliar surroundings of Xerxes’ tribe. Despite the exhaustion and confusion that clouded her mind, she found it difficult to sleep. Her thoughts were a jumble of questions and uncertainties, and the events of the past day replayed in her mind like a vivid dream.Xerxes had insisted on sending her home, but Esmeray couldn’t shake the feeling that there was more to their encounter than he was letting on. She couldn’t deny the strange connection she felt with him, a connection that seemed to transcend mere words or actions.As dawn broke, Xerxes appeared at the entrance of the makeshift shelter where Esmeray had spent the night. His tall, imposing figure was bathed in the soft light of the rising sun, casting a golden glow around him. His dark hair was tousled from sleep, and his piercing blue eyes seemed to hold a depth of emotion that Esmeray couldn’t quite decipher.“I must take my leave now,” Xerxes said, his voice low and gravelly. “But before I go,
“Hah! Hah! Hah!” Esmeray’s uneven breathing did not stop her from running faster than usual. She trod on the leaves, and they crunched and crackled under her feet.She was rushing through the woods; she felt like her blood would pop at any time out of so much tension and fear; she was alone, in the middle of the woods, while raining and lost.The sky was pitch black; she could manage the cold and wet weather, but not the fact that she was running for her life right now. The trees howled and rattled in the south, which was the opposite of where she was heading, making it more complicated to breathe.Thirsty rogues were behind her; she didn’t even know why, of all wolves, she’ll be the luckiest dumb to be hunted by those three fuckers.“Come on, wolf! Suffice our thirst!” someone said; she bet that’s the tallest rogue among them.“We can smell you, no matter how fast and far you run!”“Damn it, am I that stinky to them?” she mumbled underneath her breath.However, the thought that she m
The sun had just begun its ascent over the horizon, casting a warm glow over the school grounds as Esmeray and Calliyah made their way to class. Their school, nestled amidst the towering trees of the forest, was a haven for wolves like them, a place where they could learn to harness their abilities and embrace their true nature.As they walked, Esmeray and Calliyah chatted excitedly about the day ahead. “I can’t believe we’re finally going on our first field assignment,” Calliyah exclaimed, her eyes sparkling with anticipation. “I’ve been looking forward to this for weeks!”Esmeray nodded, a smile tugging at the corners of her lips. “Me too. I can’t wait to see what Mrs. Kalida has in store for us.”Their conversation was cut short as they approached their classroom, where Mrs. Kalida was already waiting for them. The air was charged with a sense of excitement and nervous energy as the students gathered around, eager to hear what their teacher had planned for them.“Good morning, clas
The air was crisp with the scent of pine and damp earth as the night descended upon the forest. Esmeray and her family, accompanied by Sevena, made their way through the dense foliage to a clearing where an ancient stone altar stood bathed in moonlight. It was the eve of their ancestors’ death anniversary, a solemn occasion that held deep significance for their family.As they approached the altar, Sevena took her place at the center, her presence commanding reverence. She was the matriarch of their family, a powerful werewolf with centuries of wisdom and strength coursing through her veins. Her eyes, a piercing shade of amber, held a quiet intensity as she prepared to lead the ritual.“Tonight, we gather to honor the spirits of our ancestors,” Sevena began, her voice carrying a solemn tone that echoed through the clearing. “They have guided us and watched over us, and tonight, we pay tribute to their memory.”Jarvis, Liberty, and Levi gathered around Sevena, each carrying a small off
As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the courtyard, Esmeray sat alone on the bench, her thoughts consumed by the day’s events. The sense of unease that had settled over her since her imprisonment had only deepened, and she found herself grappling with the weight of uncertainty once again. As she sat in silence, fragments of memories began to surface in her mind. They were fleeting and disjointed, like pieces of a puzzle that refused to fit together. She saw flashes of unfamiliar faces and places, accompanied by a sense of familiarity that she couldn’t explain. Lost in thought, she barely noticed as Levi approached, his usual easygoing demeanor replaced by a look of concern. “Esme,” he said softly, taking a seat beside her. “Are you alright?” Esmeray forced a smile, though it didn’t quite reach her eyes. “I’m fine, Levi. Just trying to make sense of everything that’s happened.” Levi nodded, his expression serious. “It’s a lot to take in, I know. But you’r
Two days had passed since the chaos in the academy hall, and the atmosphere within the confines of Esmeray’s cell had grown increasingly stifling. The weight of uncertainty pressed down on her like a physical force, each passing moment only serving to deepen the sense of isolation and fear that had taken hold of her.As she sat in the dim light of her cell, her thoughts were consumed by questions and doubts. How had everything spiraled out of control so quickly? What was the true extent of her abilities as a Vaugnt, and how did that tie into the dangerous game that Caleb and his followers were playing?Just as despair threatened to overwhelm her, the heavy silence was shattered by the sound of footsteps echoing down the corridor outside her cell. She rose to her feet, her heart pounding with a mix of apprehension and hope. Could this be the end of her imprisonment, or was it the beginning of something even more ominous?The door to her cell creaked open, and Calliyah stepped into the
Every chapter will now be written in 3rd point of viewAs the students stood in shock at the sight of the poisoned katana, Caleb’s gaze swept across the crowd, his expression unreadable. The tension in the air was thick with uncertainty and fear.“I’ll ask again,” Caleb’s voice rang out, cutting through the silence like a blade. “State your name and faction, or face the consequences.”The students exchanged uneasy glances, their minds racing with questions and suspicions. Who could have orchestrated such a brazen attack on the academy? Was there truly a traitor among them, working from within the school’s walls?Suddenly, a timid voice broke through the tension, drawing all eyes to its source. It was a young girl standing near the front of the crowd, her voice barely above a whisper.“M-my name is Leona Nightingale,” she stammered, her eyes wide with fear. “I-I am part of The Averrant.”Before anyone could react, Caleb’s katana flashed in the air, and with a swift movement, he struck
“Fuck, this girl smells so,” one of the rogues said while carrying me in both arms; I can’t stand on my own since I’m severely wounded from the fight with Zeina, “Why don’t we devour her? No one will know, right?”“Stupid, Caleb will eventually find out that we ate one of the hostages,”They are talking as if I wasn’t here. After catching me from the sparring field, they brought me with them; I’m not familiar with this school at the moment, so I’m not quite sure where we are heading.“That damn beta,” They are mad with their beta? “He’s fucking hot, but why? Goodness,” the female rogue dramatically said and rolled her eyes.“Stop it, you’re drooling over a beta; what the heck, Jo?” the man in front of me said, chuckling a little, “You pushover psycho,”It lasted for a couple of minutes until we reached the field. From this far, I saw unfamiliar faces; they must be part of their pack; like me, other wolves were being dragged and pushed to the open field; I could see overwhelming auras