Unravel Tokyo Ghoul Novels & Stories

Hunting me. NO! The denial is pure instinct, a flare of terror brighter than the Gardener’s eyes. But my consciousness… it’s fraying. Splintering like old wood under an axe. I am the cliff crumbling. I am the roots screaming as they’re ripped from bedrock. I am the distant, icy laughter vibrating up from the deepest pit within me. The Unraveler. Seizing its moment. Coordinating the assault from its cell. Its chilling amusement is a counterpoint to the Gardener’s furious screeching. Let the anchor break. Let the chaos reign. Let me out.

She grabbed Selene by instinct, and Selene pulled her into a protective embrace, shifting her own body between Taffy and the entrance. The creatures stared with hollow, lifeless, blank eyes. One of them crawled forward—and the moment its hand touched the soil inside the burrow, it sizzled. Its arm rippled as if something was burning beneath the skin. Then it cracked, broke apart, and collapsed into ash. The ghoul shrieked—a sound so sharp it made Taffy’s ears ring—as it rolled away in agony. The others twitched and clicked, gathering at the entrance. Their shadows swallowed what little light remained, but none of them dared to cross into the burrow.

come now now before i lose my mind ​The heavy wooden door to Room 304 didn't just open—it practically flew off its hinges. ​Talia burst in first, her voluminous blowout slightly wild from sprinting down the corridor, followed closely by Bianca, who closed the door behind them with her usual calculated precision. ​"Alright, unlock the vault," Talia demanded, dropping face-first onto my green duvet, her long legs dangling off the side. She rolled over, her eyes wide with frantic curiosity. "You vanished for three hours with the campus deity. Did he apologize? Did he explain the tragic two-letter text?"

Along with the graceful wings the foliage carried news from the wind. It was a lonely landscape with a few empty benches and many lampposts. Everywhere there was the smell of rain. And somewhere in the distance could be heard the sound of people's voices. But those voices were more like the voices of ghosts that did not want to leave this city. The whole world was spinning, but here everything was waiting for something, maybe someone. It was only when a pigeon landed on one of the branches that the windows in the brick house opened and the sounds of wailing followed. The tall skyscrapers absorbed the crying, memorizing every sound, every note forever. And the hysteria that was in everyone's

*** Marco dreamed. Fragments of the past flickered by—moments he'd buried, moments he never truly saw. Aurora, winning a scholarship but spending it on a designer tie for him instead of herself. Aurora, standing in a dim chapel, hands clasped, praying—not for herself, but for his health. Aurora, dragging his drunk ass home, staying up all night to make sure he didn't wake up in pain. He reached for her, desperate to hold on. But the second his fingers grazed hers, she vanished—dissolving like mist.

He took his time and finally fixed his attention to the short girl with butterfly hairpins, thinking he would easily devour her. As soon as he was done calculating, he jumped as high, alerting the three humans. But as the ghoul’s increased speed, he immediately took his target and disappeared within a blink leaving Yushiro and Rebecca to freeze in the moment. When they realized, they spread and chased the ghoul.

Spiralling. That is all I seem to be able to do. I come undone like the stitches I have just sewn, the threadbare sanity pushing me to do this, something I would never have done on my own accord. I stand there, the loose fabric already falling to the floor, because he is here, and I shouldn't open the door. I can't. He stares at me, eyes darker than the night, darker than they say his soul is supposed to be. A smooth set jaw, a stony expression, and a wristwatch that could buy my whole shop.

I gulped down, kicking my silly fantasies away. Against my better judgment, my eyes slid down and fell on his chest. The muscle beating so fast against my ribcage tightened at the sight of them again. Thinking of the possible pain he had to go through at one point for them to leave a persistent proof of his struggle had my heart breaking. I wasn't thinking straight, I was lost in the map of scars, hoping maybe they can lead me to my destination, lead me to the place where I can see him for who he actually is, the place where he buries his deepest darkest secret.

I was carried into the house like a toddler; I was placed somewhere; I couldn't tell where I was dropped; if it was a bed or a couch, I knew it was a couch because it wasn't as soft as a bed is supposed to be. The stranger started undressing me and cleaning my body. After undressing me, he took me to the shower and turned on the heater. The water flowed from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet. I was subconsciously awake at this time, but my vision was so blurry that I jerked up when the water touched my head. "Relax; I'm just trying to clean you up; you puked all over yourself. The voice was strangely familiar, but I could not figure out who it was because brain cells were not func

I sat on the bed and stared out the glass wall, down at the glowing city. My hair laid messily on my head, down to my shoulders. My eyes were slightly red. I cried. I cried for quite a long time. Memories of the past two weeks rushed into my head and I suddenly had the urge to cry again. Life really was shitty. My grandpa’s killer had been captured and I still didn't know how to feel. The killer had sent provocative signs to me during my grandpa’s funeral. He didn’t escape the venue. Because the moment I unfroze from my stupor, I screamed like a crazy woman.