Joker Hideout Novels & Stories

Koin was supposed to be Alpha. koin may not come back. Who would be Alpha? of course, they didn't say it out right, no one wanted to speak their fears out loud, of course he would return. Thalia had snuck down to the locker rooms below the gym and shut herself in, blocking off the door with a janitor’s sign. Here she could live in her memories without fear of being interrupted. She had finally sat on one of the long benches set between the rows of lockers and began to let her mind wander. All too soon her focus was pulled back to reality, she heard something moving around. She peered back into the darkened shower area, squinting but couldn't make anything out. One of the plastic shower curta

The location was shared to my screen and I hopped on my bike heading to sun valley, close to Reno. That's a long distance from Noriega, so I hopped in to teleport. I teleported to Sun valley and started tracking down the map. I walked a few distance before I saw a hideout in which the map is pointing to, I walked into it cautiously and met an empty room and a crushed/broken phone on the floor. Unknown location. "See the fool. He thinks we are not wise and thought we will be fool enough to call him where his woman is" A man said laughing wickedly as they watched the hideout through the CCTV network, meaning a tiny camera had been planted in the hideout.

I discouraged her from engaging in an argument with Gideon, because both guys were always at loggerheads with each other. I couldn't just afford any war of words between those two because if given the chance, both of them would turn our lair upside down. I then turned to Gideon. "What do you suggest then Gideon?" "We've identified their main hideout, a disused warehouse on the outskirts of Crescentville." He started. "It's heavily guarded, but with our combined skills and the element of surprise, we can infiltrate it and dismantle their operations." David looked unimpressively at both Daniella and Gideon the whole time, shooking his head in the process.

No one ever hides from me because he is just playing hide and seek. "Where?" "The old warehouse at the outskirts of the town. He was trying to run away but the guards have the place surrounded right now" I puffed out the smoke, then stared at Jessica for the last time. "Let's pay him a visit" ☆☆☆☆☆ Gray drove me silently to the big old warehouse. The rain was pouring in the sky like it hasn’t been heard for so long. I could see the city lights on the road, they were blurred and one could hardly see from it.

“He’s already heading to the hideout. Let’s go.” He grabbed my hand, and I let him pull me along. After a few minutes of walking, we finally reached the hideout. “Report,” Zekiel said seriously. Hero was with Dylan. “This is the location of the car.” Hero typed something on the computer, and a moment later, CCTV footage appeared, showing a garage with a black car inside. “What is that place?” Zekiel asked again. “The car is located in Tagaytay, Kiel. Based on our research, that garage is abandoned, but since it’s their hideout, they have CCTV—which Hero managed to hack.”

I muttered. "Where is their hideout?" I asked him. He kept mute. I cocked my gun and pointed it at him. "Must you always kill?" He asked in fear. "That's the business, you know so forget about it!" I said. "Their hideout is in London, England. But they also use the underground at the Milan estate in Italy." He said. "Write the damn address down." I told him. He quickly scribbled down the addresses and gave them to me.

Raja muttered, his tone just as flat. A brief silence as if proving Raja's words. Then, Zaden continued. "You're near the location. Their boss is hiding in an old gambling den—still active, but barely. Just a small operation. I count at least ten men inside, maybe more in the back rooms." Raja's gaze flicked to the direction of the hideout. "Anyone worth fighting for?"

Jordan had tracked Roberto down to a small hideout on the outskirts of the city. It was a run-down, abandoned warehouse—exactly the kind of place someone on the run would use. The building's facade was crumbling, windows boarded up with plywood that had warped in the rain. Perfect for hiding, terrible for comfort.

Knight got out and walked away with his fist clenched. Niro's eyes focused on the place where Knight was heading. He recognized it. The Dark Hideout. An abandoned building far from the city that served as a dark auction hideout. This was one of the hideouts he had seen in the pictures along with his investigator's report. "Fuck!" he cursed. His heart pounded loudly. Why was Knight in this place? Did this mean they had captured his wife and son? Niro quickly opened the car's glove compartment and took out two things from inside.

Sage stared out the window at the endless expanse of trees, her mind spinning with everything they’d uncovered so far—and everything they still didn’t know. When they arrived at the hideout, Sage was surprised to find it wasn’t the usual run-down cabin she’d come to expect from their operations. Instead, it was a sleek, modern structure half-buried in the earth, with reinforced walls and a design that screamed efficiency. “This place is a fortress,” Alex said as she stepped inside, her eyes lighting up at the sight of the high-tech surveillance room. “It’s one of our best-kept secrets,” Damian admitted. “Even Bancroft doesn’t know about it.”