Joker Hideout Novels & Stories

A hatch opened in the concrete, and we sank into shadow. It wasn’t until the metal doors sealed shut above us that I realized I’d been clutching Damian’s jacket so tightly that my knuckles hurt. “Let go,” he murmured, not unkindly. I did — reluctantly. The space we entered wasn’t like anything I’d expected from a man like him. No gilded furniture, no sterile corporate walls. The hideout pulsed faintly with light — invisible glyphs running across smooth black surfaces, computers whispering quietly to themselves. It smelled faintly of ozone and cedar. Safe, but dangerous. Like him.

“Wait…” Olivia stopped instantly. She bolted to the chair where she stared at him expectantly with all her hopes up. “I’ll only talk about it because of her” The aged man muttered and she nodded while Wilder stared at him with gratitude. “A week or so ago, a lady came to meet me saying she needed to know about any secret hideout in the pack, that it was very important, a matter of life and death. She pleaded with me and I offered her the places I knew. In this pack, there are four major hideouts, each at every angle but far from the border. It’s deep inside the forest and without searching well, you’d miss it. If not carefully checked, you’ll never find it. I don’t know if she’s at any one b

I asked her worriedly. “D-Don't go to the location Daddy texted, I heard it's just a trap. G-go to Mt. Makilang St. 1245 Jaylo Subdivision. T-That's where D-Daddy took us and hid us, one of his secret hideouts. T-The color is a-blue and its g-gate has a dragon logo…” She whispered weakly but it was very clear. "I'm going to put my cellphone down because I just hid my cellphone in my undergarments. H-Hurry up T-Travis, w-while D-D-Daddy isn't h-here," she said weakly.

He was an innocent man, after all, and until he got justice for him, his blood would continue to cry for vengeance. But first, he had to stop his evil brother from going berserk. His hunger for revenge was going overboard. He's gradually losing his sanity, and he needs to be stopped. Finally, they arrived at the hideout, a rundown one-story apartment facing the river bank. The car screeched to a halt at the back of the building. It was best he hid his car away from the open space for security reasons. "We are here," Drake announced, breaking the uneasy silence that had lingered in the closed space since the beginning of the half-hour journey down here.

another bet. Josh turned to me. "What do you think?" I squeezed my hands under the table, forcing myself to stay composed, but each bet chipped away at the fragile hope I'd clung to. I managed a thin smile. "Right now." Laughter erupted around the table. They thought I was joking, but Josh's gaze lingered, as if he sensed the weight behind my words. "Ada..." Before he could say more, Luke hurried in. His eyes locked on me immediately, and he asked, "What's so funny?"

Trained ears catching a sound, a scent, something out of place. They knew. “They saw us,” I confirmed quietly into the mic. Nyra’s voice came through again. Smooth. Pleased. “Good. Let them. You have three minutes to disappear.” She didn’t say what would happen in minute four. She didn’t have to. Safehouse – Unknown Location The hideout was buried deep in the hills, a brutalist skeleton of concrete and steel. There were no windows, no clocks. Just cold air and colder silence. It was perfect.

Dean clenched his fist with all the ill intentions he could muster. "Don't be like that Mr. Ted. It's just how things work in our part of the world, and one more thing. When you leave here, seek out the one known as Jahar. He is an outsider, but a very close friend of the Alpha. Although it is not easy, he is one person that definitely knows where the main hideout is, unlike most ordinary members. Assuming you are not killed instantly that is." “What do you mean by that?” Dean asked as he took the final shot from his glass, adopting a fighting stance.

“I wonder where this tunnel will lead us. If it’s their hideout, then I hope we reach on time. Alpha Achlys will surely plan to use his heat-inducing potion on her. We have to save her before he does that.” Alpha Alexios nodded, and we now jogged all the way down the tunnel to reach our destination faster. There were twenty team members ahead of us leading the way with their tools and equipment. More members followed us. “Their hideout is not here. It’s on the foothills of the Pikes Peak, on the southern slopes, near the Hidden Lake. The place is full of caverns, now used by the Red Wolves,” said Alpha Datsyuk, another member of Alpha Alexios’ team.

But what Hunter showed me that night wasn't just some college rager with cheap beer and bad decisions. It was an underground party. In a basement that didn't look like a basement at all—more like its own separate universe. A massive penthouse built entirely underground, complete with marble floors, crystal chandeliers, and rooms that branched off into various axis I didn't dare explore. It was the kind of place you'd hide from the world. From the media. From anyone looking for you. A secret hideout for people who needed to disappear. Now, standing in front of Zane's building, that memory slammed back into me.