Leone Hermes Grimaldi Becerra

The Royal Academy of Monte Carlo was a battlefield, but not just any battlefield; it was a battlefield where mafias, money, gloss, fashion, models, handsome boys, cars, and racing mixed with emotional violence and a strange touch of eroticism. Take Antonina Cavalli, for example, daughter of the great fashion designer Roberto Cavalli, who, despite looking like an angel, was Satan himself.

Practically, Royale was a luxury school, but not entirely... you might wonder, why do I say that? Well, this place is full of vampires, half-human vampires (I am one of those), werewolves, alchemists, wizards, water ghosts, mermaids, pirates, and elves. Although these individuals are magical creatures, they come from international millionaire families, royalty, and the very tip of the socialite and elite iceberg.

As you can see, Royale is not just a normal luxury school... it is a school where they teach magic, but also how to dominate and own the world and its companies. Instead of natural sciences or civics, we have business, finance, and economics; we have simulations of corporate meetings and much more. They teach us to have an IQ of perhaps 800, to be cunning, to have physical endurance, and to control our powers. I must admit that Royale camouflaged itself very well among humans, thanks to the mountains of Monte Carlo, Monaco.

Today, unfortunately, was the unofficial first day of the semester for the middle of the ninth year. Good for me, because I would have my friends again, but on the other hand, I would have to see Leone Grimaldi (a Puerto Rican/Monegasque; he was the son of Léandre Grimaldi (Monegasque) and Isabela Valentina Becerra Becerra (Puerto Rican). His parents are water ghosts and owners of a hotel and real estate empire).