Ice Breathing Demon Slayer

Riko George, a student of Archeology, believes that in this world there are living mythological creatures. For Riko, they are not just fairy tales. As a result of Riko's passion for reading and watching fantasy films, a 22-year-old youth is desperate to go through the forest which is believed to be a gateway to another dimension. However, is Riko's assumption about mythological creatures really real or just a hallucination? Will Riko be able to prove to her friends her opinion?

Jian Zhang was known as a useless prince. Much different from his brothers who are very strong and respected by the people. One night, the kingdom was attacked. And the attackers were aiming for the Jian. Prince Jian who couldn't fight back, could only run away and ended up tragically. He jumped into the abyss. But, everything changed. After 4 years of being declared dead, Jian returned. The current Jian is not what it used to be. He has a mysterious power that gets stronger at night. And now, he can take revenge for all the injustices he has received.

“When the line between truth and destruction blurs, only one remains: Choice.” Amidst the eternal conflict between the heavenly realm and the realm of darkness, a man named Lin Fengtian-half god, half demon-emerges as the key to the fragile balance. With his conflicting blood heritage and destiny pressing in on him, he must prevent a war that will destroy all of existence.

In the frozen heart of Midgard, Kratos and Atreus find themselves drawn into a nightmare that predates even the gods themselves. When entire villages begin vanishing into thin air—leaving only frozen blood and whispers in the wind—the Ghost of Sparta must confront a horror that cannot be killed by blade alone. Something ancient stirs beneath the Nordic ice. The Draugr no longer stay dead. The forests breathe with malevolent intelligence. And Atreus begins hearing voices that shouldn't exist voices that know his true nature, voices that call him by a name even Kratos fears to speak. As father and son venture deeper into cursed territories where reality itself fractures, they discover that some evils were buried for a reason. The lines between the living and the dead blur. Trust becomes a luxury. And Kratos must ask himself: what happens when you've killed gods, but the true monsters were waiting underneath all along? This is a story of survival, sacrifice, and the terrifying realization that in the world of Norse mythology, death is never the end it's just the beginning of something worse.

Ghosts wander its streets. Ancient creatures hide in its forests. And seventeen-year-old Aili O’Brien can hear death coming. After discovering she’s a banshee, Aili becomes part of a group of teenagers with supernatural gifts who investigate the strange and terrifying mysteries plaguing their town. From haunted lakes and restless spirits to forgotten curses and creatures from Irish folklore, every case brings them closer to a truth that could change everything. Because in Sherfield, every mystery has a secret. And every secret comes with a price.

Marcel Hart owns a nightclub and refuses to inherit Hell. His father, the Devil is dying, seven sovereigns want him dead or controlled, and the throne that will consume him has his name on it. To stay free, he must rewrite Hell.

Arman Wiradana thinks he's just a struggling CEO managing a pack of workaholics. Little does he know, his employees don't sleep because they're hunting, and his secretary has a very sharp, very non-human set of fangs. When the supernatural world comes knocking at the office door, Arman realizes his bankrupt company is the only thing standing between humanity and something much worse.

They burned his house, broke his bloodline, and buried the truth in ice for a hundred years. Evander Vornic was never supposed to inherit anything — not the title, not the power, not the war. But when the Empire's soldiers slaughter his family on the night of his dragon binding ceremony, a dying hand forces an ancient ice dragon's bond onto him. Now it's killing him slowly, freezing him from the inside, and the only cure lies buried in the heart of the empire that wants him dead. To survive, Evander must become someone else entirely, earn the trust of the very people who destroyed everything he loved, and steal back the knowledge to save his own life. But the deeper he digs, the more he realizes his family wasn't the first. And somewhere beyond the edge of the living world, a trapped dragon god has been waiting a hundred years for someone strong enough to free it...or wield it. Revenge will cost him everything and power will cost him more. And when an empire's oldest sin comes due, Evander will have to choose: become the weapon they always feared, or break the cycle that made monsters of them all. The ice remembers. So does the dragon. And neither one forgives easily.

Malrik was just another gutter thief in the rotting city of Drakemire, stealing to see another sunrise. But when he binds himself to a shard, a fragment of dead gods that whispers promises of power, survival becomes something far more dangerous. Hunted by zealots, mercenaries, and kings, Malrik must decide if he can resist the shard’s voice… or if he’ll become the very monster the world fears.

Five great continents. Endless wars. In this world, Mana is destiny. It decides who rises as a hero, a king, or a monster. But Tyda never got his chance. Before he could even attend the Guild Selection, his home—Lerin Village on the Eastern Continent—was destroyed by Legion Commander Zed. With no awakened power, he stood alone and sacrificed everything to save his people. To the world, he was forgotten. To Gaiden Minamoto, he became a legend. Born in the same village and blessed with the rarest power—Divine Mana—Gaiden grows up determined to honor Tyda’s will. He leaves the Eastern Continent to join a Guild in the South, while his mentors stay behind to build their own strength. Yet not everyone moved on. Tyda’s closest friends—Maya, Bigolo, Bren, Bram, Glendo, Judy, and Rona—were also trained under Teacher Long. But grief turned into blame, and they became bitter enemies consumed by anger. When Gaiden meets these seniors, still full of pain and rage… what will they do? Will he bring them back from the darkness, or be forced to fight them to the death? And the biggest question of all: If Tyda returns one day… what will Gaiden do? Will he welcome back the hero he admired? Or stand against him if he has become the greatest threat the world has ever known? But one thing is certain: Aurora Guild—once empty, forgotten, and the weakest of all—will rise.