Occult Research Club Novels & Stories

The realization that science versus religion is a deliberate blindness on the part of the Board so that they can have their own private zoo makes me furious. "Okay then". Martha breaks the silence. “We still have an innocent to save before we take a stand on anything else. Belinda, you find out if there is anything on the internet that can link Lefu Pusscat to Reading. Gudrun, you check with Martin and guide him here”. "Wait a minute !" Soleil looks excitedly at the others. "Reading ! Of course ! The new club is here in town. Belinda, search for newly opened clubs, it may be in Celine's name”.

He placed the coffee down and left me in silence. Back at the station, I ran the symbol against private databases just to be extra sure. Kael’s connections came up again... his VIP clubs, hotels elite parties, places you didn’t enter unless you were somebody or selling something. However, one location came up again and again. Club Umbra - Exclusive - High security and known for its silence. It was a place where secrets got buried and bodies vanished. But it wasn’t on any police list. So why did I find his cufflink near a healing corpse?

He advised caution and promised to look into the matter further, delving into the secrets of the secret society that seemed to have resurfaced in my life. Days turned into sleepless nights as I immersed myself in research, desperate to uncover the truth. The more I dug, the deeper the rabbit hole seemed to go. The secret society, known as The Veiled Order, was a clandestine network that operated behind the scenes, pulling the strings of power and manipulating events to their advantage. I discovered that they had a particular interest in individuals with unique talents and abilities, like my own hidden talent as a gifted pianist. They sought to harness and exploit these gifts, using them as t

Lance asked my mother in all politeness but there was an edge to his voice that demanded an answer. I would’ve been upset that Lancelin was using his authoritative tone at my mother but it was an important question if someone was going around telling people that Incubi existed. The supernatural world must be kept a secret from humans, at least in this dimension. Or scientists would love to cut them open and experiment on them. It wasn’t that the supernatural were easy prey, but they had their vulnerable too. Elderly and children who were more susceptible to the dangerous weapons built by us humans.

He was about to check places like the available clubs since it was late. His phone rang. It was Alex. He picked it up. “Where are you?” Damian asked. “The back of Del’ Aviv” he said Del’ Aviv was a popular club in the area. It was a club for vampires, wolves and humans. They had rules which involved no killing but Damian was pretty sure that Anna had broken every rule in their rule book. “She is here and she is out of control. Snapping her neck didn’t work. I thought it would put her down temporarily but it didn’t” Alex said.

Mustiness hit right away, thick with old dust, plus a trace of something else… maybe incense, possibly dried blood. A hidden storage space sits below ground. It stays out of sight, tucked beneath layers of dirt and silence. Few know it exists, buried under old pathways and forgotten maps. A small space, yet shelves clung to every wall, cracked leather spines crammed beside glass cases holding dusty vials. There, in the middle, sat a heavy oak slab mapped with star patterns carved deep. On top, right where sight first lands, lay a yellowed sheet stretched flat. Faint marks caught my eye as I moved closer, a beam of light sliding across old ink. Up near the edge, cramped letters spelled out a

Per Shim request, one of the lab researchers who are developing the drugs from the Kentoki flower, was carefully sneaked out of the Governor’s mansion. His job is to go and meet Murgine. He will approve if the documents they will receive from Celine isn’t counterfeit, and the real research made by Freea. In order to avoid the many eyes, the researcher took the alleyways of the quiet subdivision. He sped up when he reached the long alley,which is the least favorite of many. The cold ran in his blood, making his feet move faster. Fell into the illusion that something dangerous is lurking in the shadows, he walked with his hairs on her neck stood on each end. His heart beat loudly and he moved

I stared around the place, everywhere was littered with garbage, the air stinked of cigarettes and waste. Some hoodlums hanged around some buildings looking like hungry dogs. I walked past them as they looked on. I entered an alley and pushed a garbage can out of the way, revealing a trap door. I opened the lock with a key and opened the door. The door had stairs that led underground. I climbed down the stairs after making sure the door was shut. I turned on my phone flash light and searched for the light switch on the wall. I found it and turned the bulb on making the room lit up. This underground house is my personal hideout. I keep photos of my victims here.

Which still leaves the million dollar question unanswered how did they bring in a corpse and drag out two 6’3 foot men out of this damn hotel without anyone realising? “Justin, please stop by the hospital, check with Dr Adams if the autopsy report is ready.” I said to Justin in the elevator on the way down to the lobby, Justin’s face lit up at the mention of Dr Adams, talk about a crush. Driving back to my apartment went by in a blur, I had been back in my study, going through more files when my phone started to ring “Talk to me Justin.” I said while putting my phone on speaker, “There’s an identical cutlery set being sold in an antique store here in Seattle, do you want to check it out or s

"Ah, that's true. I've been reading a lot about humans lately, they're quite interesting creatures. Apparently they're not affected by silver in any way. I tested it out a couple days ago with Madeline by giving her a silver necklace, and it was true! She held it in her hand with no reaction at all." Matthew glared at her, not liking the idea of her 'testing' things on his mate. "How did you even know about that?" "I read it in a book about different creatures, I think I brought it with me." She rummaged around her bag, before pulling out a thick book and setting it on his desk: Encyclopedia of the world's intelligent creatures. "Isn't it our turn to coach the new soldiers at the training gr