Renegade Immortal Manga Novels & Stories

The Mistbane territory thrived under our care, and we had each other—stronger, wiser, and forever bonded. And as we stood together, hands clasped, hearts aligned, the first light of a new dawn touched the horizon, painting everything in gold. Our story was no longer about survival or struggle. It was about love, power, and peace—and it would last forever. “After all, I was once just an exiled rogue, a soul who had fallen to the savage beast within. I was far from perfect—but we were perfect for each other. And that was more than enough.”

Shame burned across my face, but I didn’t answer. He took a deep breath, trying to stay in control, but his fists were clenched tight. “Then why lie?” he asked, his voice low, heavy. “Why pretend to be someone else? Why hide who you really are?” I stared at the cold stone floor of the cell, eyes stinging. I couldn’t hold it in anymore. The words tore out of my throat like a storm I’d kept bottled up for years. “The reason… the reason for all of this,” I began, my voice cracking, but I forced it out, “is because I’m a renegade wolf, Roland. An exile.”

"Noel, you must make haste. You should settle things back in earth, and come back to Ishtiya'. We will wait you there while apprehending the enemy. Noel nodded his head in agreement. Well, looks like the lesson about Mana control will be on next time. *** Ricky Adam split his eyes open. Things were happening too fast that he needed some time to gather himself. Even so, what he knew was that Ricky shielded him from the explosion that flying huge sword made and was now above him, looking warily towards the headless rider. The headless rider suddenly stopped though, or rather, it's being strained by invisible chains after a figure with long, silky, galaxy reflected hair stood with it's back to

A fierce struggle started, the clash of fangs and claws echoing in the night. "You dare trespass on our territory?" Alpha Carmen's voice resonated with authority as he struggled with the rogue. "You will face the consequences." The rogue, realizing the gravity of the situation, attempted to resist. However, Alpha Carmen's experience and strength proved insurmountable. With a decisive move, Alpha Carmen subdued the intruder, pinning him to the ground. "Who sent you?" Alpha Carmen demanded, his eyes piercing into the rogue's. The captured rogue remained silent, his defiance unwavering.

As the contemporary sun goddess of Saffronesia, she only had four immortal crowns. Was the young man named Chad a true god of Hacniane? With a sinister smile, Chad broke free from the Eiten Mirror's control and kicked Mixulla away. "Sun Goddess!" Sten roared, revealing an immortal crown behind his head. As a warrior of the Divino school, he was the first to reach the status of martial immortal since the reformation of Saffronesia. The so-called martial immortal was equivalent to the earthbound immortal of Hacniane's Mystic.

He stiffened, blood spurting out of the tiny wound on his neck, and with a kick from me, I pushed him towards an incoming shifted rogue, and before it could gain its footing, I had already arrived before it. I raised my sword higher and drove it into its skull from above. The wolf twitched under the sword, struggling feebly until its entire head was penetrated and the sword emerged from its neck. "Commander!” I heard a fearful cry from behind me, and I hurried to turn around, just to see a rogue taking one of the women by her neck. However, a figure moved before I could. It was Imari. When the rogue was not looking, she threw one of her twin swords, and it precisely penetrated his neck. Seei

This renegade emanated strength beyond anything he had ever experienced, and he was already hurt. Aria gripped his arm and said, "Darius." "There is a problem. He is...different. The sound of the rogue's laughter was unsettling. "Aren't you perceptive? I am different from the rest. And you—" he said, pointing at Aria with a clawed finger, "—are accompanying me." Darius's anger clouded his eyes. "Over my corpse." The renegade grinned more broadly. "If you insist."

"I will lead him to a cliff and trick him to a fall. Follow closely behind me. That man... didn't own that dismembered body as well. He's just a vessel, a spirit stronger than ghosts and who were able to possess people. That martial artist was injured when that vessel came and took over his body. Make sure not to get attacked or be harmed. That vessel can hide within wounds." "How about those hunters? Were they hurt?" "That vessel was a picky parasite. He won't possess a body unless it's healthy with a considerably handsome appearance. It tried to attach to me but it's hard to get past my mind traps. He won't get to me." Ritian tried to lighten the situation and smiled a little. "You warned

She stayed that way a long time. Then she tried something else. She wrote the way her mind actually moved: from the inside, straight out. — I was sixteen when a fire took my clan’s eastern wing, and I walked out when everyone thought I was gone for good. By then, I was already what the cultivation manuals call rootless. They’d tested my meridians twice—nothing. No root, no spiritual channel, no path. The clan called me a dry well. And the thing is, the tests weren’t wrong. But their meaning was.

“Turned? By who?” The rogue’s gaze met his, hollow and broken. “By the Shadow Fang.” A name that hadn’t been spoken in decades. Aria’s blood ran cold. “That’s impossible. The Shadow Fang were wiped out.” “They’ve returned,” the rogue rasped. “Their Alpha—the one they call Revenant—he’s rebuilding. And he wants your head, Kaden.” The rogue collapsed before he could say more, unconscious from pain or exhaustion—or perhaps fear. Lilith knelt beside him, checking his pulse. “He’s alive. For now.”