Unordinary Manga Novels & Stories

I can hear the faint sound of fighting and growling, and the sound of bones breaking. “I’ll be back for you,” he glances at me, then leaves the room, locking the door. I use this time to try to get free. I start wiggling my hands, but the ropes won’t give. After a few minutes, the door bursts open and there stands a stranger. He is tall, his arms covered in tattoos. His short brown hair is slicked back, and his icy blue eyes shine in the low light. He approaches me quickly, taking off the tape and cutting the rope. Who is this man? Was he one of Alpha James' men coming to take me away? This is it, I have to fight, I have to try to get away. I feel the ropes drop from my hands, and I dart for

My expression remained unchanged. I pulled out a handkerchief from my suit jacket and cleaned my face. “Then you should also know, Romano… there are worse fates than death.” I leaned in, voice low. “And here’s something you should know about the Japanese mafia. They have their ways of making people talk. Ways that are more gruesome than ours.” I stayed calm and collected, despite the raging fury inside me. “There are more ways to make you wish for death,” I said coldly, watching Romano’s smirk break.

The more tipped she gets the more loose her hips and I really think I’ve come up with a dozen new ways to break every bone in someone’s body. “Damn, that shite’s annoying.” Sokin growls, rubbing his ear, retreating to the opposing corner the Akuma are playing in. He brought his own bottle of spirits, and obviously listens but doesn’t fall into the debate of M.V.s that don’t exist in our world. I know I’m just being a rod because shite in Manga is no more real than ‘cars’ or motor vehicles any more than guns or football. At least there’s an actual story with interesting and well-thought-out plot twists. The shite that they go on about is brainless.

So Hikari just gets along with it before it will take a long time for that. They then arrive at the manga store that they go before. Hikari and Neu were so weird with it. Neu then asks Nimura "Is there was a manga that you want to read?" Nimura then nodded his head. So they all know it now. Neu and Nimura then go and look after it. Hikari gets left behind. He was looking around and found a comic there. He then looked at it and get into it. He has seen it somewhere before but he never gives it a try. So when he found it that time, he just quickly give it a try. He does not know what kind of things that Neu and Nimura were searching for. But maybe it will take time. Maybe that was a way that h

Knowing you will make the pain go away. I will always be watching you and taking care of you from afar. Love, Grandma. I couldn’t cry anymore. I’ve read her letter over and over. Each time I understood less. Who was Claudia? What prophecy? How could I stop the war between our kind and humans? I was nobody. A little witch who lived in a small village with her grandma. I wasn’t important or powerful. I didn’t have any special skills. I was not gifted with any unique magical powers like some witches and warlocks. It just didn’t make any sense. I decided to get off the dirty floor and try not to think about this anymore. It was the only thing I could do until I got to Moon City.

Naomi The place they had brought me to was truly peculiar. As I stepped outside, my senses were overwhelmed by the vibrant sight of emerald green grass swaying gently in the breeze, the symphony of chirping birds, and the soothing sound of flowing water. It was a picturesque scene that could easily grace the pages of a fairytale. However, as I ventured inside, a stark contrast awaited me. The furniture, with its intricate carvings and exquisite designs, seemed more fitting for a museum than a home. Yet, amidst the grandeur of each room, an eerie absence of warmth and vitality lingered in the air. It felt as if every breath I took subtly drained my energy, leaving me with a sense of unease.

Celeste braced herself, expecting a sharp, stinging sensation when the metal touched her skin. But to her surprise, it felt like regular metal, connected by wires that led to another peculiar device. With their task completed, the two nerds stepped aside, watching intently. As Celeste strained her ears, she caught a crisp, electrifying sound reverberating around her. Suddenly, the light beside her chair flickered to life, casting a menacing crimson glow that seemed to hunger for blood.