plot II

[K!ITSUN3]

You may believe there is another world out there. A world where there are vampires, werewolves, and humans. Perhaps Stephenie Meyer has touched on that, but there is so much more than that. People of our kind, we have no rules. We have no one to look up to; we are lead by no one but our own minds. This is what makes us so dangerous.
We are stronger, faster, and more appealing than any human. We have unparalleled scences, and we live much longer than any human. But we have internal hatred for one another, and we have our prejudices.

We have two main races, both with the same unparalleled scences, and both with their own, unique traits.

Vampires and werewolves. Perhaps you’ve heard of them while reading books? Perhaps you’ve heard the myths?

But this, friends, is the real thing now.

[K!ITSUN3]

Angelus Academy is a place, located in the distinct village of Angel, Utah, up in the cold, whether-worn Uinta Mountains. The small boarding school provides a home for teenage vampires and werewolves. Here at Angelus Academy, you can hide your reputation or you can destroy it. Because it's not just your friends and enemies who strive here. There are humans too, and baby, you've gotta keep a hold on yourself, or your identity could be ruined.

And there is, of course, drama. No school is well-shaped without it. But this time, there are three groups, cliques, gangs, whatever you want to call it. They band together, and their racial prejudices never die. You're either a werewolf, a vampire, or a human and there aint nothing that's going to change that, because the second you walk into Angelus, you've got a stamp on your forehead, and you're grouped as to what you are.

Trust those who know, once you enter this school, the prejudices only get worse. The werewolves and the vampires have always been against each other. From the beginning of time, they have pitted themselves against each other, fighting brutally to the death. Here at Angelus, it's no different; but this time, there are innocent humans that get thrown into the mix as well.

But, whether you're out trying to get back at something a rival did, or whether you're trying to bring peace to the school, where it's needed; you're still at school, and homework is, unfortunatly, always the first priority.

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