Vires Academy: A school where many of the students develop an unnatural power. Some say it could be called a super power. The school is where they can learn to control and manage these powers in a balanced environment. But what happens when something starts to kill them off one by one. An unkown force is brewing and now the kids are forced to show the world what they are capable of. What happens when these kids must face others with similar powers, others that want more then to just injure their opponent. Who knew super powers could be so interesting.

Anderson and Alaric Dahl run the orphanage in a small town. Within the orphanage are six boys, Matthias, Berwald, Tino, Ludwig, Gilbert, and the new child, Lukas. This is the story of two brothers raising six children. They will overcome obstacles, run blindly through the bad, and be open to the good. Germany - Ludwig Beilschmidt Prussia - Gilbert Beilschmidt Sweden - Berwald Oxenstierna Finland - Tino Väinämöinen Denmark - Matthias Køhler Norway - Lukas Bondevik Scandinavia - Andersen Dahl Germania - Alaric Dahl //The cover used for this and the anime/manga belong to Himaruya Hidekaz.

Yes, I lost my father and he was the best man in the whole world. Yes, I have a stepmother who is a witch and whom I hate most passionately. Yes, I have two stepsisters that are a pain in my arse and who lost their brains when they were little. Yes, my life is like a cliché from a bloody fairy tale, but you know what is missing? The fucking Prince Charming! And where is he? Nowhere to be found! Probably he's dancing in his palace with a stupid and empty-headed Barbie. Arsehole. Who needs him, anyways? Certainly, not me. I'm almost Cinderella, but you can call me Ella. BOOK #1 in the Aware Princess Series flower: Gladiolus, t symbolises "Strength of character, honour, conviction."

This was challenged and banned because the stories were considered to be "distressing and morbid." "The Happy Prince and Other Tales is a collection of stories for children by Oscar Wilde first published in May 1888."