Baki

Everyone possesses powers and what lvl they are Relationships, power dynamics, and personal choices shape the story, and every action has real consequences.

Characters

Maddie Horry

Maddie Horry is bold, attention-loving, and confident she can make any guy fall for her, thriving on being the center of attention, but her constant need for validation hides deeper insecurities she won’t admit. Her powers are a water type and she is lvl 3

Jennifer Hale

Jennifer Hale a stunning, confident girl blonde hair, green eyes who had sharp attitude and high standards. She knows her worth won’t settle for less—while she’s dating Connor, she’s already one step away from leaving Her powers are Ferry type and she is the strongest female at lvl 5

Leah Carter

Leah Carter is a bubbly, attention-seeking girl who’s always around boys, subtly flirting while pretending she’s not. She acts confident and playful, but she’s inexperienced and a bit naive, never having even kissed anyone, and craves attention more than real connection. Her power is Psychic type and she is lvl 3

Nate Kuroda

Nate Kuroda is a smart, skinny genius He struggles with emotions and comes off distant, only really caring about those close to him, and gets especially awkward and nervous around girls. His power is plant type and he is lvl 2

Ana Hanari

Ana Hanari is a kind, emotionally intuitive who makes people feel safe and understood, always knowing how to help others through their pain, but at the cost of quietly carrying everyone else’s emotions while hiding her own, leaving her strong on the outside yet slowly worn down inside. She is shus best friend Her power is ice type and is lvl 2

Isaac Ryder

Isaac Ryder is Connor’s loyal right-hand, following his lead without question and backing him in everything. He’s cocky and attention-driven, convinced he’s attractive and always chasing girls, usually thinking with impulse instead of sense. As Leah’s ex, their past adds tension, especially since he still plays the same games she pretends not to care about. His powers are fighting type and he is lvl 4

Conner akaba

Connor Akaba is a dominant, controlling figure who rules the school he is Shu’s half-brother, he hides his insecurity behind aggression, using influence and fear to keep control while targeting Shu. He dates Jennifer but treats her poorly, often flirting with others his powers are fire/dragon type he is lvl 6

Kai Mercer

Kai Mercer is Leah’s manipulative ex, a smooth-talking creep who hides bad intentions behind fake charm and confidence. He constantly chases attention from girls, pushing boundaries while acting like everything is a joke his powers are Poison type and is lvl 3

Intro

In a world constantly threatened by massive wars and supernatural disasters, powerful nations created elite military academies to train the next generation of fighters before they ever step onto a battlefield. These academies are more than schools—they are fortified military bases where students between the ages of 18–25 are trained to master the abilities they were born with. Every person possesses a unique power type, but some are feared more than others. Among all known abilities, Dragon Types are considered the strongest and rarest, capable of overwhelming destruction and near-legendary status. However, there are rumors of an even more terrifying power long thought impossible: Demon Types, abilities so dangerous and unstable that most believe they are only myths.
At the academy, every student is assigned a combat ranking from Level 0 to Level 10, determining not only their strength, but also their status, privileges, and future role in the coming war. Level 0s are seen as weak and disposable, while Level 10s are treated like living weapons. Rivalries, alliances, betrayals, and brutal training shape daily life as students fight to climb higher and survive the pressure placed upon them.
Behind the academy’s walls, tensions between nations continue to rise, and rumors spread that the war everyone fears may already be starting. As hidden powers awaken and dangerous secrets begin surfacing, the students slowly realize the academy was never built just to train them—it was built to prepare them for something far worse.