Graduated Threat
(2026)(The tenth book in the Keepers of Warden's Rest series)
A Story by Jeremy Fabiano
This wasn't in the commencement speech.
Alden Voss has kept his students alive through sieges, fae politics, tournament sabotage, and exchange student disasters. Now he just needs to get Tristan and the graduating class through one ceremony. How hard could it be?
He should know better by now.
Between Tristan's noble family arriving with half the court, the underclassmen planning an "unforgettable" farewell prank, and mysterious magical disruptions that keep triggering the academy's defense wards, Alden suspects this graduation will be anything but peaceful.
When chaos erupts during the ceremony—because of course it does—Alden must protect the graduates, the guests, and somehow ensure Tristan and the others actually receive their diplomas. All while Darion, Tasha, Milo, and Marcus "help" in their uniquely disastrous ways.
It's supposed to be the proudest day of a student's life. At Warden's Rest, it might be their last.
Some schools hand out diplomas. Warden's Rest hands them out between explosions.
After all, at an academy where the janitor teaches combat and detention involves actual demons, why would graduation be any different?
Genre: Fantasy
Alden Voss has kept his students alive through sieges, fae politics, tournament sabotage, and exchange student disasters. Now he just needs to get Tristan and the graduating class through one ceremony. How hard could it be?
He should know better by now.
Between Tristan's noble family arriving with half the court, the underclassmen planning an "unforgettable" farewell prank, and mysterious magical disruptions that keep triggering the academy's defense wards, Alden suspects this graduation will be anything but peaceful.
When chaos erupts during the ceremony—because of course it does—Alden must protect the graduates, the guests, and somehow ensure Tristan and the others actually receive their diplomas. All while Darion, Tasha, Milo, and Marcus "help" in their uniquely disastrous ways.
It's supposed to be the proudest day of a student's life. At Warden's Rest, it might be their last.
Some schools hand out diplomas. Warden's Rest hands them out between explosions.
After all, at an academy where the janitor teaches combat and detention involves actual demons, why would graduation be any different?
Genre: Fantasy
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