Karma Hex Novels & Stories

Eyes filled with passion. “Okay so you are doctor looney!” said Katleho. Mika didn’t waste time, he punched Caseem twice. “So you think you are God? You could have killed your wife, you nearly killed your son!” he shouted angrily, then threw another punch. First rule, if you want to be a proper agent of the hex you should never get too emotional. Don’t bring your feelings to the workplace. Mika threw too many punches on Mr Caseem, almost ending his life. Katleho tried to stop him but he was still continuing. Fortunately Sam arrived and stopped the madness.

Karma is tall and slim, her skin is golden with intricate symbols down her arms, her hair is black and curly, her eyes completely white. “Where is she?” I stand as I growl she holds her hand up, stopping me in my tracks. “You won’t find her Fenrir. You know this. Your ‘fate’ as it seems, has never been pre-determined. You have a choice. You know how I work, yes?” she asks me. Of course I know how Karma works.

Below were the 100 IDs I'd chosen: KeyboardFury, NetJudge, GossipLover. Each had a red progress bar. Next to KeyboardFury showed [31/100]. Riccardo pointed at the screen, his lips trembling, as the app's rules appeared, cold and precise. [Core Rules: Each gift worth over $100 forces the recipient to absorb 0.1% of the giver's misfortune.] [Tigger: After 100 gifts, the recipient's accumulated misfortune hits critical mass and erupts within 72 hours.] [Misfortune Total: 100%.]

And most importantly… can Karma be trusted? Does Raze know all of this?

“The Hexad School was founded by the Six orthodox sects. They have been in the world of martial arts for thousands of years, and each sect has their own unique skills, including the Shaolin’s Body Transformation Scripture, or the Wudang’s Tai chi skills, and even Emei’s Nine Yin White Bone Claw. These are all of their secret manuals. A student who can master any of these could easily survive the world of martial arts.” “These manuals are not available for anybody to learn,” she added, “They were kept in the library’s basement. Since you’re the highest donor, Hexad’s has allowed you to enter the basement to pick a manual to practice.” Until now, Katherine could not believe that Darryl—the lau

Edan explained in short. “We will start with their professor. Where is he?” The Detective asked. ***** Mr Alex switched his gaze to his friends and said, vainly, “He is back.” The jolt perplexed Cherry of hearing the cursed name. “Hexa,” Mr Alex hinted, putting some weight on the word, and going on. “He is returning to avenge us.” “What? Hexa? Hexa is “our” greatest and smartest myth," Cherry said, pointing to the villa and lowering his voice. His eyes widened.

The System had added fifteen points of Karma debt for an act he had committed to prevent harm to people who had done nothing except exist in proximity to his father's household. He stood very still on the border road and thought about what that meant. The novel had addressed Karma in the way it addressed most systemic elements: thoroughly in the early volumes, inconsistently in the later ones, and always from the perspective of characters who were advancing rather than being suppressed. Karma accumulated through actions. Positive Karma came from acts the System deemed beneficial. Negative Karma came from acts the System deemed harmful. The classifications were determined by divine-layer admi

"Maybe we can help you." "Help me to be with her again. I want her so bad and I'll die without her in my life. I never thought I would be like this. In all of the women I had, she's the only one who broke my heart into pieces every day. I was heartbroken before when my ex-girlfriend Ella cheated on me, but it wasn't like this. I took revenge against her and hurt a lot of women. I didn't finish my life before, but now I want to finish it and never breathe again. I'm going to live my life without her and it'll be suffering for my broken soul, so I must end my life since it has no purpose anymore. If I couldn't have her in my life, I would end my life now. Maybe this is my karma, bro. I've hurt

The message read: Keep digging, and you’ll regret it. To be continued...