A boy's girlfriend dies in what everyone calls an accident, but inside his head he's carrying a secret and a twisted relief he can't admit out loud

The sky is no longer blue; it's the color of dried blood. The cities are no longer homes; they are graveyards of a forgotten civilization. When the Red Gate opened, humanity didn't just lose its freedom-it lost its soul. Amidst the ruins stands a man known only as The Hawk. He isn't a savior, and he certainly isn't a hero. Armed with a power that consumes him from the inside out, he hunts the very nightmares that destroyed his world. But as the line between man and beast blurs, the Hawk must face the ultimate question: How much of your humanity are you willing to sacrifice to kill a god? Experience the brutal, high-octane journey of a man who became the nightmare to end all nightmares.

What if the secret behind your death was hidden in your closest friendship-and in an innocent-looking past? Ichijou Kazuya's life ends at the age of thirty, murdered by his own best friend, Masaki. But death is not the final destination. Kazuya wakes up fifteen years in the past-back in his high school days. This time, he has a chance to change fate. But the rule is cruel and absurd: If he loses his virginity, his death is guaranteed. As Kazuya struggles to navigate friendship, jealousy, love, and the invisible threads of destiny, he slowly realizes the truth- his murder was never about one mistake, but about countless small choices that quietly shaped a monster. To survive, Kazuya must protect more than his own life. He must stop a tragedy before it is born- even if it means standing against his own future. Can fate truly be rewritten, or does it always demand a sacrifice?

Matt thought he knew the woods. He thought the path home was a straight line. But in the heart of the forgotten village of Chhalan, the trees don't just have ears-they have memories. And they are hungry. What do you do when the road behind you vanishes? When your own mother's voice calls out from a place she couldn't possibly be? In Chhalan, the fog isn't weather-it's a predator. It plays with your mind, twists your reality, and feeds on your deepest guilt. Matt is about to learn that some paths are never meant to be taken, and some gates, once seen, can never be closed. Dare to enter a world where your own shadow might be your worst enemy.