Haunted Houses Zion Novels & Stories

"But you will tell me where the Hawkinses' hidden treasures are." Moments earlier, Chase had scanned the surroundings with his spiritual sense but had failed to detect any martial arts overlord-level presence. "Go to hell! The Hawkinses are a noble family! I'll never tell you anything!" Zion roared defiantly as his face contorted with rage. "Even in death, I'll never forgive you!" Chase did not hesitate. He twisted Zion's neck with a clean snap and discarded his lifeless body like a ragdoll. Without looking back, he turned and began walking away.

he announces. I open my eyes and let out a surprised little gasp. A large double-storey house that wasn’t visible from the sky looms over us. “Who built this place?” I ask in wonder. A high hedge surrounds the white house, but there’s no path leading up to it. Just the beautiful wooden house and the ancient hedge “I did,” Zael says. “It’s a safe house. I have several of them all over the world.” It’s the perfect place for it. The trees hide the house from the sky, and there’s no way humans can climb the sheer cliffs without making their presence known. Without ceremony, Zael walks up to the only gate and pushes it open, pulling me inside when I don’t move.

** ** ** ** The unknown location, much to Zion's surprise, had turned out to be a rather beautiful mansion located in the quiet of Seattle. The mansion- walls decorated with light beige colors and dark gates guarding the entrance- stood in the center of a field vast enough to be used as a city park. What made the place unique was that there was no trace of any human presence. Not even a single tree or bush, only grass that spread across the ground. As soon as they had entered, Zion had parked the car and rushed out to look around. When he came back, he opened the door for Alexandra and she stepped out.