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A young man named Ewan Juno awakens in a disoriented state, confined within an unfamiliar location surrounded by impenetrable stonework and endless passageways. He is uncertain of his whereabouts until he discovers that he is among eight youthful contenders selected for the enigmatic Thousands Years Labyrinth. Each candidate aspires to become the next emperor; however, only one can possess the authority to make the final decision. In a fight for survival, Ewan endeavors to skillfully navigate through the labyrinth's treacherous landscape, confronting an array of obstacles to uncover the sinister mysteries within and seek a way out.
You are reading The Queen’s Mark Priestess of the Fallen Nation manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Horror, Mystery, Supernatural genres, written by at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. The Queen’s Mark Priestess of the Fallen Nation has 24 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add The Queen’s Mark Priestess of the Fallen Nation to your bookmark. On Scarlet Crest Island, a cursed immortal princess sleeps in legend. Shrine maiden Mikoto steps into a forbidden forestand simultaneously, a massive earthquake awakens the ancient curse. As monstrous creatures emerge, Mikoto partners with the lecherous Self-Defense Force officer Tatsumi, plunging into a fierce and erotic-horror battle against the resurrected immortal queen.
After losing her brother, Souichirou, Teru Kurebayashi finds herself completely alone in the world, except for an anonymous person she calls "Daisy." Daisy is always there to offer kind words and support whenever Teru needs it, even though they've never met and can only communicate through a cell phone left by Souichirou. Meanwhile, Teru's life is made miserable by the rude school janitor, Tasuku Kurosaki, who forced her to work for him after she accidentally broke a window. Teru wonders if there's more to Kurosaki than his rough exterior suggests. The volume also includes a one-shot titled "Hetakuso Cupid," or "The Hopeless Cupid."
You are reading The Strange House manga, one of the most popular manga covering in Drama, Horror, Mystery genres, written by Uketsu at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for free. The Strange House has 25 translated chapters and translations of other chapters are in progress. Lets enjoy. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add The Strange House to your bookmark. I've always had a fascination with the occult; you might even call it my specialty. I've been brought in as a consultant on many supernatural and strange mysteries. But nothing could have prepared me for this house. It seemed so ordinary at first, except for that one room. It had no doors, no windows, and was tucked away, leaving anyone to think it was just a wall. I knew that there was something more to it. It shouldn't be there, it shouldn't exist, and yetJust what is this house, and what dark secrets does it hold?
Senji Touya is constantly in search of talent and is willing to try anything to discover it. Despite his efforts in areas such as kendou, dancing, swimming, basketball, soccer, and chess, he has been unable to excel. One day, Senji's classmate, Haito, appears at school for the first time in a while. He perceives Haito as someone who possesses natural talent. However, he soon learns that she is not just talented, but a "Returner" who has reclaimed the talent of her past life.
Lin Nan is a newly hired Chinese teacher at Jielu High School. Timid by nature, she came alone to Jielu City to prove to her family that she could live well even without their care. But not long after arriving, she became entangled in a murder case! What will Lil Nan do?
Japanese manga adaptation of the Chinese novel Mo Dao Zu Shi.
On a rainy day almost a month ago, Kumo Shirasagi disappeared without a trace. In hopes of finding her, a group of six classmates convenes to search the Bird Forest, an abandoned amusement park on a remote hill in the countryside. Among these students is Gin Kurobe, a boy whose reasons for coming are as mysterious as his habit of muttering under his breath. The group's search takes them to the foreboding structure looming over the park known as the Birdcage Castle. In an instant, they are knocked unconscious—and when they awaken, they find metal collars around their necks, each connected to another person. The game they unwittingly entered is simple: they cannot turn back from any chosen path, and they must always move in pairs. The punishment for breaking either of these rules is certain death. With their lives on the line, Gin and his classmates must ascend through the bloody castle, battling the mind games thrown at them while searching for Kumo.
Yoshiki and Hikaru, the inseparable best friends, had grown up together in a small village where they were the only children of their age. Their bond had always seemed unbreakable, but lately, Yoshiki had noticed a change in Hikaru's behavior. Though his appearance remained the same, something about him was different, almost otherworldly. When Yoshiki confronted Hikaru about it, the response was startling. Hikaru threatened to harm him if he couldn't accept the new reality and even professed love for him. The revelation left Yoshiki confused and heartbroken, unsure of what to do next. As he struggled to come to terms with the new Hikaru, strange occurrences began to take place in the village, unleashing chaos and unsettling the peace. Despite the turmoil, Yoshiki remained determined to hold on to his friendship and navigate his way through the chaos.
Kim Kigyu thought all of his problems were solved when he was offered an invitation to become a unique-ability player. He's been trying his best to level up, but his efforts have been in vain. Kigyu spent five long years working as a guide on the lower floors of the tower until he discovered his capacity to link with "Egos," which improved his stats. With his new abilities, Kigyu is determined to challenge old attitudes and show that one's rank does not dictate their value. He sees this as an opportunity to explore uncharted areas.
The ability to manifest by committing sins, commonly known as Sin. Amidst the rampant heinous crimes caused by Sin, Ren Hizuki, a detective in the First Investigative Division of the Metropolitan Police Department, was living a life of fierce battles day and night. One day, Ren is ordered to transfer to the newly established special ability crime investigation unit, Public Safety Section 9. There, she meets a cowardly detective named Yujiro Oboro. As she heads to investigate ability-related cases with Oboro, the secrets of Section 9 and the true identity of Oboro begin to come to light.