Wrong Target

When Jacob Krigg returns to the city that destroyed his family, he's no longer the helpless boy who barely escaped the flames he's the legendary Dark Blade, a masked general feared across continents. His mission: find the scarred woman who saved his life, reclaim his family's mystical heirlooms, and destroy those who betrayed the Krigg bloodline. But as ancient enemies emerge and a tyrant threatens to enslave his homeland, Jacob must choose between the vengeance that has consumed him and the love that could redeem him before the secrets of his family's power fall into the wrong hands forever.

Brad Jackson was a normal university final year student whose girlfriend just broke up with him on their department costume day. Maybe due to the sadness, Brad entered the wrong room, wearing a strange hooded cloak found in his late father’s closet. He didn’t realize that he just entered an occult meeting, but thought that it was another department having their costume day. One thing led to another and he became the chosen one that’d unify the supernatural world… but what would happen if they discover that he’s a fake?

In a world where justice is blind,one man becomes its eyes. Liam Cross was an ordinary delivery rider struggling to survive in the unforgiving city. One night, a terrorist explosion ends his life only for him to awaken with a mysterious Executor System. The System gives him a chilling ability: the power to judge the guilty. With a single command, he can condemn criminals, absorb their strength, and wield their abilities as his own. But there is a price for each wrong judgement that burns away his soul. As gangs, corrupt politicians, and supernatural creatures rise from the shadows, Liam finds himself at the center of a war he never asked for. To protect the innocent and survive, he must balance on the razor’s edge between justice and damnation. Hunted by enemies, pursued by the law, and haunted by his choices, Liam must answer the ultimate question: What happens when the executioner himself is judged?