Ikora Ghost Novels & Stories

With a single look, Alex Rockefeller’s gaze immediately shook. He could see that Maiko Chiba wasn’t wearing any clothes at all. Maya Howards and Anna Coleman, who just had their spiritual eyes activated, could see everything clearly. Anna immediately looked at Alex oddly. “Master? Is the female ghost you raised? Why isn’t she wearing any clothes? She even looks so pretty. Could this be what you used to… Did you mirror her after Courtney Nicol’s beautiful looks?” Anna asked.

A few minutes later, Melinda came in, smiling. *** "Your mission is still yet to be accomplished, Cilia." A voice spoke from behind me, and I flinched in surprise. I turned, and my heart raced as I saw a hooded urchin standing in the doorway. "Do you think I'd like you to carry out your mission so smoothly?" He chuckled and stepped closer to me. I glanced around, making sure Sofia and Melinda didn't see it. My senses took a few moments to convince me that the pair were totally unaware of what was happening, and once they'd set the table for dinner, they calmly proceeded to the kitchen and continued the main course without acknowledging us.

How come this time she became a complete psycho? "Kisa!" He yelled at her. Kisa was shaken, shrinking her neck and staring at him with a frightened face. Seeing her scared look, Gilbert fought back the impulse of wanting to slap her to death and asked in a deep voice, "Where is the ghost? If you don't find it tonight, I won't be finished with you." "I-It was in there. But now it is gone. Where did it go, where did it go?" Kisa asked with a puzzled look on her face, still leaning on the wall where the mirror was embedded and searching for the ghost.

Ghost prances over to me and sits down in front of me expectantly. "Oh, fuck. Ghost I didn't get the chance to go. I ran into some trouble, girl," she lets her head fall in disappointment her tail stops wagging and she slumps over to the staircase. "Want some ice cream?" "Why is she upset?" Micca asks when Ghost just huffs at me. This is the first time he tries to talk to me since I basically called him a man-whore.

How could I just leave? “Ivy, no, it’s too soon!” A voice rang out as a gust of air raced past us. A ghost-like creature, semi-transparent with pale skin, raced in front of her. He turned and hissed at us as he scooped Ivy in his arms. He pressed his finger against her temple and she lost consciousness. “You’ll have to come with me now.” The next second, their bodies began to fade. “No!” Eira yelled, diving forward with her claws extended. As she reached them, they vanished. “No!”

Eilisha was so afraid of kreff that she lost both her speech and her mind when he approached. Somehow gathering herself, the girl wandered into the washroom. The stone floor swayed underfoot, and the wall, which the novice was holding on to, suddenly floated away from under the freezing hands. I felt dizzy, white light swirled before my eyes and crumbled into multi-colored spots. * * * - Well? Where is your beauty and hope? Ichthor asked Mairiko, looking around at those crowded around the mortuary. Everyone is here, she's not the only one. How to start a lesson?

She was still breathing. “Thank goodness, she's still alive,” the ghost grimaced and let out a deep sigh. “Bro, what are you doing? Who cares if she's dead?” Tiger fumed at the ghost. He was yet to understand the sudden affection from the ghost. “Stay out of this, mate. You're losing your mind,” the ghost yelled at Tiger and pushed him on the chest. After scanning the room, Ghost found a bucket filled with water. Without hesitation, he took the bucket and emptied it on Ciara's body.

I stumbled forward, coughing and sucking in air, my throat burning. Before I could speak, the door handle turned, and the door clicked open. “Why do you look like you’ve seen a ghost?” Irina asked as she stepped inside. I straightened my back and brushed my hair into place. “You’re worse than a ghost.” She glanced around the room, ignoring my comment. “I’m not here to argue.” Her eyes scanned the corners. “What are you looking for?” I pressed. “Are you here to steal something, like you did on the streets?”

She didn't try to punch through its armor; she reached for the electricity inside it. She grabbed one of the manipulators, and instead of a spark, there was a drain. She felt the Stalker’s remaining battery life flooding into her, a bitter, metallic taste in her mind. The machine spasmed, its chrome dome flickering violet before it went dark and collapsed into the slush of the street. The Ghost in the Server Jade broke into the Yoyogi Data Center. The interior was a labyrinth of humming server racks and hissing coolant pipes. In the very center, where the geothermal core met the main processor, the air was vibrating.

“And your job is…?” “My job,” Elara said, a smirk playing on her lips as her fingers danced across a keyboard Jack couldn’t see, “is to make ghosts talk and make walls disappear.” A new window popped up on the main screen. It was a live satellite feed, rapidly zooming in on a gritty, industrial section of the city. It centered on a nondescript brick building with a faded sign depicting a howling wolf. “For example, our primary target: The Moon’s Howl. Owned by a shell corporation, which is owned by another, which funnels its profits to an offshore account registered to one… Kael.”