Witcher Elder Blood

Marcus Moon was you're typical snot-nosed brat until ten years ago, when monsters he thought were just folklore and legends, killed his father and left him cursed. For the next ten years, while others worried about prom and grades, Marcus suffered from severe pains that came every time he hadn't eaten a supernatural creature, forcing him to become a hunter. Turning misfortune to opportunity, he dedicated his existence to revenge. On the creatures that killed his dad, and on the man who led them. His wish was finally granted when a hunt led him to meet another cursed teenager like him. A girl who can set herself on fire. During their encounter, he awakens to a power hidden within him—soul essence—a power that allows him to manipulate reality. This opens him up to the world of Witchcasters—those who can use soul essence—and he's led down a spiral of blood and tough choices that make him question revenge. When hunger for blood and his humanity oppose one another, this sinking world whispers a simple truth. The path of a hero, is paved in greed.

Ten years of blood, sweat, and iron—Aaron Holmes climbed from the abyss to become Lord Holmes, the youngest and most revered supreme commander in the nation's history. Standing before a million elite troops at his grand investiture ceremony, he is offered supreme glory. But a single, static-filled phone call shatters his world: "Daddy, please save me... they locked me in the dark."

When the Veil shattered, the world did not end in fire—it ended in monsters. Demons poured from the skies, and ancient Gods dropped their fractured Divine Seeds to the earth, seeking mortal vessels. Ronan was a dead man walking, his chest crushed in a demon ambush. But as his blood soaked the earth, the Seed of Primordial Eros chose him. It offered him the power to rip demons apart with his bare hands, but the toll was absolute: his godhood is fueled by passion, and his domain is the bed. To harness his devastating power, Ronan must forge "Soul-Covenants"—deep physical, emotional, and spiritual bonds with women of latent magical bloodlines. They become his Divine Chalices; the deeper their intimacy, the more invincible he becomes. But Ronan is not the only vessel. In the ruined capital of Aethelgard, Malakai—a ruthless tyrant who swallowed the Seed of the Grave—builds an empire of the undead, enslaving both humans and demons alike. This is no longer a tale of survival in a broken world. It is a war between ascending gods. Witness Ronan’s bloody ascent from a broken victim to an apex predator, and the founder of a brutal new civilization built upon passion, blood, and devastating betrayals.

Kael Draven got played. Poisoned and kicked to the curb by his own blood, he was left to rot in a pitch-black mine while the Eternal Night gnawed at his bones. It was supposed to be a straight-up death sentence. But when his blood awakens his mother’s forbidden ring, he scores a God-Tier Forge System that turns cursed scrap into weapons of mass destruction. In a world where the dark eats everything, Kael is about to show his family that being an exile is just another word for being the most dangerous man alive. "You thought the dark was my prison?" Kael snarls, hammer in hand. "Nah, man. It's my workshop, and y'all are just extra material for the forge." With a system that appraises hidden stats and fuses forbidden horrors into god-tier gear, he’s climbing out of the pit to take back his birthright. His enemies think they’re safe behind their fancy magic flames, but the Smith is back, and he’s bringing the real heat. #Action, #Adventurous, #Fast-Paced Plot, #Tragedy, #Heir/Heirness, #Hidden Identity, #Intelligent, #Ruthless, #Decisive, #Brave, #Betrayal, #Face-Slapping, #Level up, #Revenge, #Weak to Strong

Lucas, a former Top Secret Special Forces commander, retires with one simple goal: to live a peaceful life in the big city. However, he unexpectedly activates the Peaceful Life System, which rewards him with extraordinary abilities and assets—including cooking skills, medical expertise, investment knowledge, and real estate—whenever he successfully resolves everyday problems without shedding blood or revealing his former identity.

Connor Waratah, once heir to the powerful Waratah empire, lives a humble life in Melbourne after being cast out by his family, falsely branded a thief, and abandoned when he needed them most. When the family’s loyal retainer, Jimmy Coolabah, arrives to bring him back, Connor rejects the offer, unwilling to forgive their betrayal. Later, at his wife Kirra’s wealthy Kuranda family gathering, Connor makes a desperate public plea for a loan to save the struggling Billabong Elder Care and Children’s Home—the orphanage where he was raised. His appeal is met with ridicule, insults, and humiliation, leading to his ejection from the event. Kirra, furious over the embarrassment, demands that if Connor wants to redeem himself, he must secure a lucrative property deal her family has long been denied. But when Connor returns to the care home to confess his failure, he discovers a mysterious $2 million donation, medical supplies, and toys for the children—courtesy of Jimmy Coolabah. Jimmy also presents him with two staggering gifts: a rare black card with unlimited funds and full ownership of Jarrah Properties, the very company controlling the building Kirra needs. Though Connor refuses the wealth outright, he realizes he now has the power to help both the care home and his wife. Keeping his fortune and new position a secret, Connor visits Jarrah Properties, enduring cruel treatment from an old enemy before revealing to the company president that he is the new owner. Connor orders that Kirra’s family be given fair access to properties without ever knowing his involvement. Determined to restore the orphanage, protect his wife’s pride, and quietly outmaneuver those who wronged him, Connor begins using his hidden influence to change their lives—on his own terms.

Bryan, a reckless youth in modern-day Chicago, hates werewolves for taking his mother and brother. Raised a man called Pa. Clever, he survives as a hired hunter, unaware that he carries the blood of the most feared Alpha — Lord Amark, his father. When captured by Owen, his mother’s brother and ruthless hunter leader, Bryan is forced to work under Mayer, Owen’s sharp and disciplined second. Their reluctant partnership grows as Bryan’s hidden power begins to surface. Meanwhile, Amark’s brother, Pheles, reveals that Bryan’s twin, Bruno, is alive. The brothers reunite with rivalry and pride, but are bound by blood as Amark returns. After Pa. Clever’s death, Bryan’s grief triggers his first full transformation, terrifying friend and foe alike. The climax comes when Amark confronts his sons. Bryan and Bruno fight him, but in his final moments Amark reveals mercy, not rage. With Mayer’s shot, he falls, blessing his children before dying at peace. Pheles becomes Alpha, with Bruno and Bryan as Betas, and Chicago finds fragile calm. But as the wolves mourn, a mysterious howl pierces the night — warning that the story is far from over.

In the cursed heart of Cellok, two assassins kneel before the Tree Goddess Evilside. Snake, cunning and cruel, and Dragon, fierce and relentless, are bound by oath and curse to serve the shadow. When Evilside commands them to slay the Crusader King of Tan, a mortal sworn to the god Tan of Tan, they are thrust into a war of faith and shadow. Torn between blood, family, and the whispers of gods, the Liroid assassins must decide if they will remain servants of darkness… or become the undoing of their own kind.

He is the sole survivor of a massacre, the king of mercenaries. Following his master's orders, he returns to his homeland to become the personal bodyguard of a cold-hearted CEO, stirring up a storm of blood and chaos. Simple and direct is my way of doing things, and my life motto is to fight if you disagree. Watch how a generation's king of soldiers dominates the city and writes his own legendary tale of passion and heroism!

At twenty-eight, Ethan Cole has nothing. No blood family. No real home. No future his adoptive family will ever allow him. For eighteen years, he had to earn his keep in silence by maintaining the pool, sleeping under the stairs, and running errands no one else would take. He gave a woman two years of faithful love, three years of advance salary, repeated blood donations, and half his liver to keep her alive. On the night he plans to propose, he finds her in bed with his stepbrother. Homeless, broken, and refused entry to the only house he has ever known, Ethan stumbles onto a deserted road and stops when he sees men attacking a woman. He fights, loses and is left for dead. The next evening, still bleeding, he drags himself back to the Cole mansion because he has nowhere else to go. His family mocks him from the doorway, then a presidential convoy pulls up and the woman he saved steps out, points at him, and her father follows her eyes to the old ring on Ethan's finger. One call and the most powerful man on earth who moves presidents and buries empires stops breathing for a full three seconds because The Godfather has been searching for that ring for thirty-three years. And it does not lie. They thought they discarded trash. They discarded a god.