In a world hidden beneath the shadows of our own, Shadowbound High is no ordinary school. It trains the gifted, the cursed, and the chosen—those born to fight a war older than time itself.

Kael, a mysterious teenager marked by destiny, transfers into the academy only to discover that he’s more than human. When a dying werewolf alpha bites him to save his life, Kael begins a transformation into a rare True Alpha—one with ancient power tied to the forgotten gods. But that power comes at a cost.

Dark forces from the Pit of Hell rise, summoning demons with unpronounceable names, blood rituals, and weapons forged in darkness—cutlasses that wipe out enemies from 50 feet, vortexes that tear reality, and black magic that corrupts the soul. Led by a devil figure, these forces seek to plunge the world into chaos.

Kael and his misfit team—including the ever-funny Tunde, the moody but loyal Lana, the human trickster Felix, and the fierce Rhea—are all that stand in the way. But their journey is far from easy. They face near-death battles, lose loved ones, and watch Kael fall… only to be resurrected with power older than the stars.

As Kael trains through brutal trials in the Dark Realm, forges bonds with ancient dragons, and obtains Velmorth’Rael—a god-forged sword that summons lightning with every strike—the world outside shatters with every step he takes toward godhood.

But even gods bleed.

In a story filled with betrayal, resurrection, forbidden romance, and explosive battles, Shadowbound High is a supernatural epic about pain, power, love, and the price of destiny.

Shadowbound High resumed like nothing had happened—but for Kael and his friends, everything had changed.


The school had been rebuilt. Students roamed the corridors, laughter echoing in the air. A banner read:


It was cheesy. It was warm. And for the first time in a long while—it was safe.


Kael sat under the old tree behind the school, Velmorth'Rael buried in the earth beside him. It no longer pulsed with danger—it now hummed gently, as though sleeping. He watched the wind rustle the leaves, golden sunlight filtering through the branches.


Lana walked up, holding two ice cream cones.


Kael blinked and smirked. "No. Just… feeling."


She handed him one. "Chocolate. No nuts. You're welcome."


"I remember a lot of things," she said, sitting beside him and resting her head on his shoulder. "Like how you turned into a blinding demigod-wolf and scared the living hell out of an ancient demon."


Kael chuckled, finally tasting the peace.


Tunde had his arms spread dramatically as he retold the battle in exaggerated fashion to a group of students.


"And I was like—boom! Pow! Demon goes flying, Rhea's blasting people left and right, and I'm standing there like the true MVP!"


Rhea, walking past with her tray, rolled her eyes. "MVP of being knocked out in the first five minutes."


The crowd laughed. Tunde gasped. "You wound me, woman."


But even as she walked off, she glanced back—and smiled.


Felix stood on the rooftop, looking down at the courtyard. He clutched the now-dormant relic passed down from his family. Though the gate was closed, the energy within it still beat faintly.


He wasn't done being useful. He'd train, learn, grow.


The world would need them again someday.


Kael, Lana, Rhea, Tunde, and Felix met at their usual rooftop spot. Blankets. Snacks. A soft playlist coming from Tunde's phone.


"So," Lana said, stretching out beside Kael, "what now?"


"Now?" Kael whispered, gazing at the stars.


In the shadows of a hidden library, a cloaked figure flips through an ancient book bound in black leather.


On the final page: "The seal is temporary. The light always fades… and the Dark remembers."


Chapter 51 - Echoes After The Storm