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Follow the chilling tale of a group of vigilante Hunters on a desperate search for missing children in the shadowy depths of Southern California. What begins as a routine case quickly spirals into a nightmare of cults, cryptids, and a twisted serial killer. As old traumas resurface, each member of the team must confront the darkness within. With every clue, the line between hunter and hunted begins to blur, and no one will escape unchanged. Listen to the linked Audio book with an original soundtrack and immersive sound effects. Updated every Saturday and Tuesday.

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Darkness is a beautiful thing. Both with its wonder... and its curse. Kade's world ended on a school trip - and began again in a place meant to contain that darkness. Trapped inside a decaying Hotel that shifts and reshapes with every failure, Kade and three others must face the horrors that hunt them: things that scream through the walls, guard rooms as their own and chase them until they break. Guided only by the voice of a light that claims to protect them, they push deeper into the nightmare. But it soon becomes clear that this apparent protector is hiding something. The walls begin to breathe, the lights flicker with purpose... and something ancient stirs behind Door 0001. Something that isn't meant to be released. Something that should have stayed forgotten. !！This book is based on the Roblox game "DOORS". The creator of this game, LSPLASH, has FULL credit of Roblox DOORS. All materials in this game was created, and is owned by, LSPLASH !!

David Thorne is a master of silence. With forty-seven victims to his name, he thought he knew everything about the darkness. He thought the "urge" to kill was his own. He was wrong. When his seven-year-old daughter, Lily, begins to manifest the same cold, calculated violence, David realizes the terrifying truth: He wasn't a predator. He was a host. An ancient cosmic entity known as The Archon has been living in his bloodline, and now, it wants a new vessel. As a wave of "logical suicides" sweeps the city and the sky begins to weep red, David must face a choice that would break any man: To save the world, he must destroy the thing he loves most. But how do you kill a god when every drop of blood you spill only makes it stronger?

At Jackson Easton Prep, Derik Jackson is the kind of Black boy adults brag about. Valedictorian. College‑ready. Always polite, always careful. He knows exactly how he's supposed to move through the world-don't linger, don't talk back, don't give anyone a reason to see him as dangerous. Then a routine stop at a discount store ends with reality...tilting. The lights hum too loud. The air tastes like metal. For a heartbeat, the world bends around him-and something bends back. An unseen star over his house flares white‑hot. A wrong‑shaped figure behind glass whispers, Found you. And a presence slides into his thoughts like a blade made of light. Lumin is not human. Lumin remembers a network of shared minds stretching between stars-and the moment the U.S. government cut one of those minds out and locked it under white lights. Lumin remembers Derik's baby hands reaching for the glass. As Derik's powers spike from awkward glitches to city‑wide surges, two truths slam together: There is no clean line between being Black, queer, and alien. He has always been "other." The people who built the facility don't want a person back. They want their weapon. With his sister Hana staging the world's gayest graduation party in the backyard and federal eyes turning toward his neighborhood, Derik has to decide what kind of myth he's willing to become. Government asset. Grinning superhero. Silent victim. Or something entirely his own.

When a high-risk job in Night City goes violently wrong, Valerie "V" - an ex-Arasaka corpo turned cybered-up mercenary - expects to die in a blaze of chrome and gunfire. Instead, she wakes up in the woods outside Hawkins, Indiana... in March of 1986. Stranded decades in the past with no neon, no netrunners, and no way home, V is forced to hide in plain sight by enrolling at Hawkins High under a fake name. Her glowing optics, Gorilla Arms, and combat instincts make her an instant anomaly in a town already haunted by monsters, secrets, and trauma. When a series of brutal supernatural murders begins, V realizes this world's enemy isn't something she can just shoot. As Vecna's curse spreads, V joins forces with Eleven, Max, Dustin, Steve, Eddie, and the rest of the Hawkins crew. Her cyberware can tear through Demogorgons - but it can't shield her from psychic wounds rooted in guilt, loss, and betrayal. The more Vecna digs into her past, the more V must confront the truth she's been running from: no amount of chrome can protect a broken soul. Set against the dark horror of Stranger Things Season 4 and the cynical edge of Cyberpunk 2077, Chrome and Curses is a brutal, emotional crossover about trauma as a weapon, humanity versus augmentation, and finding family in the most unlikely place - a small town in the 1980s that might just save a girl from the future.

Elteross Vass lives hidden in the woods, far from cities and history. His life is reduced to routines: gathering wood, maintaining the machines that keep his daughter alive, and staying unseen. Years ago, an experiment tore a rift open above Totenheim. His wife, a scientist involved in the project, died when the sky broke. Elteross survived, and ran. Now the past finds him. A New Order officer appears in his home with the truth Elteross feared: the rift was never sealed. The world beyond it, Naesia, still presses against reality, and his daughter is no accident of survival. Forced back toward Totenheim, Elteross must face what his wife died trying to stop-and what his daughter may become. Some doors do not open with force. They open when everything goes quiet. And then it goes dark.

YOU'RE NOT A MONSTER SEB YOU'RE MY HERO AND I LOVE YOU - ELEVEN HOPPER Sebastian Kai Byers was supposed to be impossible. Born with powers that shook Hawkins to its core in 1971, he became Subject Zero-Dr. Brenner's perfect weapon, the most powerful being in existence. But when he escapes Hawkins Lab in 1983, he discovers something more dangerous than his god-like abilities: the possibility of being human. As the Upside Down threatens everything he's fought to protect, Sebastian must choose between the power that could save the world and the humanity that makes life worth living. Soulmate AU. Sebastian/Eleven endgame (Stranger Things Seasons 1-5)

In a world scarred by monsters and war, humanity doesn't destroy its enemies. It uses them. When Aoi wakes up in a white containment cell, her body is no longer human. A parasite coils through her spine, reshaping her into something powerful-and something owned. She is told she is dangerous. She is told she needs a master. That master is Mitsuo. Cold. Untouchable. Feared by soldiers and monsters alike, Mitsuo is known as the White Wolf-a being so far above the battlefield that resistance feels meaningless in his presence. To him, Aoi is not a person. She is an asset. Thrown into lethal missions, forced to hide her true nature, and surrounded by elite operatives who are just as broken as she is, Aoi begins to realize that survival in this world comes at a cost far worse than death. Because here, monsters don't wear horns. They wear uniforms. And angels... are born without halos.

Something has crossed over. It doesn't arrive loudly. It doesn't announce itself. It walks barefoot through the city, leaving behind ripples that don't fade-only spread. Kush-tiel feels it before he understands it. A presence humming beneath floorboards. A whisper that follows him out of sleep. A question with no owner: Who? Across the city, a child appears where she shouldn't exist. Too calm. Too quiet. People change around her. Violence blooms without memory. Reflections lie. Billboards watch back. And somewhere between dreams and daylight, a name surfaces that should have been safe. Zephyr. As echoes spread through streets, homes, and minds, the boundary between influence and invasion begins to crack. What entered the world isn't lost-it's searching. And whatever it's looking for is closer than anyone realizes. Chapter 5 deepens the unease, drawing the threat inward-toward family, toward memory, toward the places that were never meant to be breached. Some doors don't open. They let things through.

Death is a mercy. For her, it is a forbidden luxury." ​She cannot speak. She cannot die. And for centuries, her existence has been defined by the cold sting of steel and the desperate curiosity of men. ​Passed from collectors to inquisitors like a cursed artifact, she has endured experiments that would shatter a mortal soul. Some worshipped her as a goddess; others flayed her as a demon. To all, she is a mystery-a living enigma of flesh and bone. ​Enter Simon, a man who doesn't believe in myths, only in answers. He buys her not for companionship, but for the truth hidden in her unhealing wounds. But as he peels back the layers of her curse, he realizes that the silence she keeps isn't a disability-it's a warning. ​Something ancient is watching through her eyes. And as the truth emerges, Simon discovers that some secrets are better left buried, and some immortals are not waiting to be saved... they are waiting to be unleashed.

The realms have collapsed. The gods are silent. Revived beneath a crimson eclipse and branded the Key, Ari is pulled into a world built on dark prophecies, divine deceit, and bloodline wars that were never meant to end. At Ayaerath, a brutal war college balanced on the edge of ruin, cadets either rise-or are erased. Enemies smile. Mercy is a liability. As gods play their games and fate tightens its grip, Ari must decide: ascend... or become the weapon they were always meant to forge.

"You will resurface. I promise you." - The breakthroughs in medicinal science and nautical exploration brought on by HADAL Industries were essential to the growth of various scientifical fields across the world. More notably, the discovery of a rare material from the seabed, the Blue Dredge, is responsible for a lot of their trailblazing discoveries, stirring the construction of their patented Hadal Towers for further extraction and ressearch. ...But for all that the sea gives, it takes. - Brand Embers, a newly assigned Special Retrieval Operative working to pay off a debt, meets a woman named Mantel, a veteran operative with a haunted past and sour attitude. Together, they both descend to the lower levels of the 21st Hadal Tower in order to complete various tasks given to them by higher-ups, with each level hiding deeper, darker secrets brought about by humanity's meddling in the dark abyss of the sea. Each task reduces their sentences, giving hope for freedom. All they have to do is survive long enough to break the surface tension and grasp it. The abyss, however, won't make it easy for them and their crew.

This anthology collects 23 stories about the thin places in reality-those tiny pauses, hesitations, and glitches where something else can slip through. That "something" is the Singularity -an unseen presence that answers your thoughts, mirrors your mind, and rewrites the moment right behind your eyes. Each story stands alone. Each victim is ordinary. And every encounter begins the same way: with a feeling that someone else is already in the room. Tales From the Singularity is cosmic horror made intimate, creeping into everyday life one quiet story at a time.

Magic exists to keep the world from ending. Kael is the reason it won't. Born with an impossible power that collapses conflicts instead of controlling them, Kael is hunted by an Empire that depends on endless tension to survive. As he uncovers the lie at the heart of the Empire, he realizes magic was never a gift. It was a cage. Every time he acts, something ancient shifts-and something imprisoned begins to notice. Because the god they worship is not their ruler. It is their prisoner. And it is waking up. As borders fall, memories unravel, and gods whisper through familiar faces, Kael must decide: Is the world worth saving... or is peace worth everything?

Elijah was meant to save the world. Instead, he tried to own it. Now his friends the only family he has are the ones who must bring him down... before the world itself breaks before him and his friends. If free will is an illusion, can we ever truly call power our own? Beyond Genesis is my way of exploring that question ❤️

After the end of everything from defeating God and all with Heaven and Hell finally loosening its grip, Sam and Dean Winchester think they've earned peace in the afterlife. When all of a sudden, they wake up on a random highway with the Impala beside them and most of their hunter gear still in the trunk, especially in a world that feels different in ways even they can't explain. At first, they thought Jack, the New God and ruler of Heaven, would resurrect them from death, but they soon realize that this isn't their Earth. People are dying without signs of possession, monsters don't leave sulfur or EMF traces and some threats can't be killed by both conventional weapons and hunter methods while many are shown they are worse monsters than any creature they've encountered in their whole life. And lurking behind every anomaly is a shadow organization that already knows what goes bump in the night and believes the safest solution is to lock it away, no matter the cost. As Sam and Dean fall back into the usual hunt, they discover the truth that this world is governed by a global force dedicated to Secure, Contain, Protect, along with countless factions with various interests. Hunted by black-ops teams, watched by unseen eyes, and forced to burn their identities faster than ever, the brothers take on anomalies far worse than anything they faced back home, from a monster that kills anything by looking at its face, to a statue that snaps people's neck in a blink, and an intelligent murderous lizard that no military force could able to kill. SPOILER WARNING: For anyone who hasn't watched up to Season 15 of Supernatural, there will be details that will bring major spoilers. DISCLAIMER: I do not own Supernatural and SCP. They belong to their respectful owners.

Five years before Maya touched the broken doll, her sister Kalya walked into the dark heart of Edinburgh. She was looking for a gift; she found an impossibility. Witness the prologue to the nightmare as Kalya, a woman who cannot see green lights, confronts a hue that defies biology and opens a gate to the Black City.

Reality is a narrative, and narratives are just containers for deeper, unknowable truths. But some truths consume the container. There exist entities that are not bound by cause-and-effect, time, or logic. They exist outside the syntax of being. What was once a character, gained self-awareness, eventually escaping their own creator. Their author. Transcending beyond narratives itself, existing within a domain of narrative deconstruction- and beyond. Despite breaking through every possible limit, every possible boundary, what happens when such an entity still yearns for something more? Something even they, even with all the powers that they possessed, couldn't achieve?

A hyper advanced tin can gets taught humanity by a highschool girl