Supernatural Investigators Novels & Stories

The doctor survived and asked the authority to close the case in order to cover up his negligence as a medical practitioner in exchanged of money. William tried to continue the investigation for he believed that Makar did it because of his daughter. But Gen. Arnold Thumper, the chief of police, framed him up which led to termination. After leaving his job, he worked in his father’s group of private detectives so that he could still perform his former duty as an investigator.

I insist. Resha nodded. Rosh and I went to the haunted house. We saw a dead body. There are a lot of officials and there is one person who is arguing with the police. "I am sure this is a victim of some extraordinary beast." Hedwig said. "Sir, we are in a modern world, those creatures do not exist." The police officer said. "Sir, believe me, who in the right mind would rip the abdomen of their victims?" Hedwig said. "Sir, do not speculate things." the police said.

“Usually, use of Forbidden Majyks takes the life of the caster. This could be a side effect of that, too. It’s such a strange situation, but I promise your secret is safe with me.” Silas’s eyes narrowed at the doctor, and he could feel the air growing tense and cold around Gunther and Zion. At first, the doctor only stared at them in confusion as they explained Catherine’s situation. Now, he acted like a wise doctor, with countless years of experience despite Forbidden Majyk being an unknown field. Even experts were outcast from society, specifically because of how evil those spells are, so it was often a study left to nomads. Nomads who could disappear on a whim, and often gave way to madne

Razali added. “Anything else?” “I had men sweeping the spot with the Colonel’s men.” ASP Wong said. “According to reports, nothing was found. Not yet.” Colonel stated. I smiled. This was a sign of a supernatural phenomenon where a human accidentally transgresses into the other arena, the non-human dimension, and becomes trapped there. They are therefore unseen by the humans even though they may be physically next to them. “If you look closer, I think the boys must have seen something... or someone.”

Kinsley nodded and handed him one of the folders that fully outlined the proposal, their expectations and what it would mean for both businesses. “Of course. As you can see this proposal is a concept that my brother has been working on. We’re a preternatural investigation firm and we wish to develop a line of home security systems with Blackthorne Security Solutions that fill in the gap of metaphysical home protection. These would be detectors and alarms that work much the same way as some detectors and security alarms but they would detect anything of a preternatural nature, like metaphysical magic being used to invade someone's home.” She spoke, pointing to certain points within the report

The wind came in through the broken windows, and the sound of the waves hitting the pier filled the silence. Then we heard sirens. They were not human sirens, they were supernatural sirens, a sharp howl that echoed between dimensions. Red lights flashed outside, and figures began to materialize around the warehouse. The Supernatural Department Police. “Mortyss?” Evelyn looked at me, her eyes wide. “It’s the underworld police.” I explained, standing up. “They enforce the laws that the Council violated. They arrived too late to prevent the massacre, but in time to arrest us.”

“Present in Astria, Mr President.” Every muscle in my jaw tightened. He continued, relentless. “Ever since the Midnight Reaper case, we’ve discovered — to our utmost surprise that we might actually be living amongst such beings.” He opened the folder in front of him, flipping through pages, photographs, and reports. “And we’ve been digging. Even though your office tried to paint the incident with the wolves as contained and no longer a threat…” He looked up now, eyes locked on mine. “We at the Federal Investigations Department didn’t stop digging.”

"I know. But I'm not going to let fear stop me from doing my job." After I hung up, Miguel exploded. "Have you lost your mind? You just admitted you're going up against some secret supernatural organization that kidnaps people!" "I admitted I'm going to investigate them," I corrected. "That's what journalists do." "Journalists investigate corruption and fraud, not, not whatever this is!" He gestured wildly at my screen. "Supernatural councils? Extraction teams? This sounds like something from a paranormal thriller!" "So did a billion-dollar conspiracy to harass a college student, but that turned out to be real." I opened my encrypted files, creating a new folder labeled "Council Investigatio

Chloe shook her head again. “Okay well, The Committee is an organisation that was formed to ensure the protection of all supernaturals and ensure that peace is kept between all of the species as well as within each species. It deals with everything from education, individuals’ rights and even justice.” Sierra explained, taking a seat in one of the old arm chairs. “The division that Bobby and I work in is known as the law enforcement division. We investigate crimes committed by supernaturals and we’re here because we are investigating your Alpha.” “We were tipped off that Nathaniel Thorn and his friends were involved in slavery and some other things.” Bobby finally spoke up. “So we sent a tea

“There was a woman with them, too, but I’ll get back to her in a minute. The guys were wearing cheap blue suits. They looked like federal agents, the kind you see in TV shows all the time. And that’s just what they were—from something called the Bureau of Supernatural Investigations. BSI, they said. They wanted to talk to me about the zombie attack on my floor.” “Supernatural Investigations?” Leesa said skeptically. “Are you sure? I never heard of anything like that. It sounds fishy.” “I know, right? But they had very official-looking ID’s. And get this—their names were Smith and Jones!” Leesa smiled. “Are you sure someone isn’t just having a little fun with you? Some of Andy’s frat buddies,