Hybrid Academy Box Set by L C Mortimer

Author:L C Mortimer
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2019-11-15T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter 8

By the time winter came to Hybrid Academy, it was almost time for holiday vacation. The school saw its first snowfall at the first of December, and everyone was so excited. Building snowmen was a lot more fun when you could just wave a wand and make something magical appear. There weren’t just regular snowmen at Hybrid Academy. There were also snow ladies, snow dragons, and even a few snow toads. An angelic student managed to even create a snow castle just by crafting the right spell. It was incredible.

A few teachers even cancelled classes so that students could go and play in the snow. We were like a bunch of little kids, running around, but nobody cared that the world might see us as being childish. The point was to have fun, and we were.

We were having so much fun.

Each day, I went to classes that were designed to give me a well-rounded education in the world of witchcraft and shifting. Despite the fact that I’d been studying for a year-and-a-half at Hybrid, I still had so much to learn. Some days it felt like I still had a lifetime of work to do before I’d ever be even close to being called a good witch. Still, sometimes there were days when I did a great job, and it was nice to see my own progress.

At Hybrid Academy, there were moments when I felt like I just wasn’t improving.

Then there were moments when everything seemed to fall into place.

Most of my time was spent loitering in my room, studying as much as possible, and doing research in the library. Nothing crazy or bad had happened in what seemed like forever. It had been a long time since a student had been randomly turned into another creature or since anyone had gone missing. Every so often, I had a weird feeling that I was being watched, but I brushed that off to being uncomfortable with new surroundings. After all, Hybrid Academy was so full of magic that it took a lot of getting used to. I may have grown up in a semi-magical household, but I’d never really felt magic until I was older. Being around magic and using it yourself were two very different things.

Kiera and I were walking to class one morning when the snow started falling heavily. She stopped and looked up at the sky. Kiera was a lovely fae. She was kind to everyone she met and no matter what the two of us encountered, I always felt like I could count on her for anything. The fact that she stopped mid-stride surprised me a little bit. I looked to see what had caught her attention, but there was nothing.

It was only snow.

“What is it?” I asked. I blinked, unable to keep the snow from hitting my face. Kiera had cast some sort of spell so that the snow around her face just sort of bounced off an invisible barrier and landed on the ground. It was very different from what I was going through.

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