Villain Academy
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  • Reads 95
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 18m
Ongoing, First published Sep 21, 2016
"Welcome to the Villain Academy, where all of you can learn how to be great villains. Some of you might shoot big, and try to take over the world while others just want to be tricksters. If you are a master thief or a big shot villain like in the movies, it doesn't matter, we teach it all. Fail, and you can retake it. Succeed, and your dreams can come true." His eyes became dark. "Rat us out, and you will surely die. Good luck."
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The Villain  Academy, where young Villains go to be trained on how to be evil and other... useful... information. Here, at the age of thirteen, you can be accepted in, and, (over a course of time,) become a great villain.

Meet Sam, someone who wants to learn how to be a villain so he can run the Hive, the Villain Empire he inherited through his dad. As he meets friends and rivals, someone from the outside discovers the school and with the help of everyone there, they have to get rid of this parasite that has plagued them.
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