IMPULSE

IMPULSE

Season 1
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Fiction
Action and Thriller
Crime
Psychological
Mystery
Is peace an illusion? After returning to British soils from the US, Seth had taken up an 'assistant teacher' position in a fairly reputable school, known as Fantasia Academy. He wanted to settle down and live a normal life for once. However, with the help of some students, he discovered that the school is plagued with crimes and drug issues with a vicious criminal organisation pulling the strings. He sets out on a journey to unravel the mystery, as he gets dragged into high stake conflicts and massive conspiracies, which throws him back into chaos. Again. [Now on Royalroad and Inkitt]
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A new student, Ariya, transfers to Vanguard Academy, a school for prodigies with odd talents. She's not a genius like the others-at least, not in the conventional sense. She's there under special admission after a mysterious event involving a cold case being accidentally solved because of her journal. There, she meets Ilyas-a boy with a reputation for never lying. Ever. It's not a moral thing-it's something deeper. Something eerie. He knows too much about everyone, and even more about Ariya. Everyone fears him. He smiles, but it never reaches his eyes. And when he says something will happen, it does. When students start disappearing, the school locks down. But Ariya starts noticing patterns in Ilyas's words-like riddles. She suspects he knows what's going on. And he wants her to play along. The catch? To survive, she has to lie better than the boy who never does.

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