Creating Hidden Endings Manhwa Novels & Stories

Keir smirks at his brother, Kleaton, sends him the finger before punching Aman straight in the face. "Where are Riam and Alec? They're missing out on the fun." "Where's the pleasure here, Hugo? We're only beating up the scum of the Earth for touching our mom, and I'll bet on your shitty red hair they're lost somewhere shitty right now." "Fuck you, Aiden! As if your wavy brown hair is any better!" "At least it's natural, bitch." Aiden snide, breaking the legs of one of Aman's men and piercing his claw on the man's neck, dragging it until the collarbone.

One slip would ruin me. Not when suspicions were already rising. Not when Darius Blackthorn was casting his shadow so close next to mine. "You all right?" Darius asked as he breezed in and sat beside me. "Yeah..." I hissed as he rubbed the ointment on my wound. "Good. Now about the whole couple thing..."He let the sentence hang, and I squirmed in bed. The Hide That Binds Gossip swirled around me like that second skin which, once added to a body, could never be

My throat burned from constantly forcing this fake boyish voice ever since I stepped foot into this academy. “Dylan is right,” I said, lowering my gaze slightly as though I was ashamed. “I know I’m not like my sister, who was born with the Moon Goddess’s spirit vein…” I paused, pretending to be sad. “But I really want to protect Dravenmoor with everything in me.” I hesitated before casually slipping in the real question. “Do you have any clue where the underground tunnel is located?” “No, we don’t. We didn’t know one existed until now,” Dylan said.

“If they take me, the story goes dark! Everything gets erased!” Maya sprinted after the hand, boots clanging, grabbed the Author’s hand. “Don’t let go!” Maya shouted. But the pull was too strong. The Author started rising through the ceiling. “Maya! Listen!” she called, her voice growing distant. “The 100th chapter... the secret’s in the title! Find the title of the last page! That’s the only way to—” SNAP. She vanished. The office vanished. The copper armor faded away.

Written in handwriting Adrian instantly recognized. Thomas's handwriting. It read: "If you have reached this page... do not trust the ending you are given." Adrian's breath caught. "My grandfather..." The woman nodded. "He reached this place." "But he refused to write." The Pen of Endings suddenly slipped from Adrian's fingers. It floated toward the cracked White Tree. The trunk slowly opened. Inside... Hidden within its heart... Rested a magnificent book bound in white leather. No title. No lock. Only a single empty page waiting at the very end.

Now it was time to find out what she was really hiding. "Yes, Alpha," Warrior Aidan answered my mind-link. "Come to my office.”

The legacy of their actions would inspire a new generation to question the status quo, challenge hidden powers, and forge a world where transparency and justice reigned supreme. And so, the chapter closed on The Hidden Order, but the story of Alex Carter, the skilled and fearless operative with a shadowy past, would continue to unfold in the relentless pursuit of a better, brighter future.

She had given me her body, but her soul was retreating, slipping further and further away from me. I wanted to shake her, to pull her back from wherever she was hiding. I wanted to demand that she feel something, anything. But instead, I just held her, feeling the slow rise and fall of her chest, trying to understand what had gone wrong. What had I done to make her so unreachable? Skoll growled softly in my mind, a sound of sadness. Her human fears the end. The weight of those words pressed down on me. The end. Was that really what she expected? Had she already resigned herself to death, to loss, before we’d even begun?

“Oh, but I already have.” The shadows around her thickened. Magic bled into the air, choking and ancient. Her form began to dissolve, her face the last thing to fade. “But don’t worry, king of claws,” she called. “You’ll almost find her. You’ll come close. So very close. But every time you reach out, the world will twist. The path will turn. Until one day, you’ll realize… I’ve hidden her in plain sight.” With a final wicked laugh, she vanished.

She informed me, as if that was supposed to explain why we were hiding under the table. A pair of brown boots stopped at our table. “I could have sworn I saw her.” Came the girl’s voice, her tone held a lot of puzzlement but then Raven’s phone started ringing causing the girl to look underneath the table at us. “I knew you were hiding there before your phone gave you up.” Letting out a sigh, Raven crawled out and I followed her, feeling silly and confused. I stared at the girl, who happens to be seated now. She had the same purple hair as Raven except that Raven’s only has purple highlights while she had a full blown purple short hair.