You're being chased by hunters, they get paid by mob bosses to capture demons.
Demon hunters



you were walking down a dark path of the Aurora forest, and no it may sound pretty but it's actually extremely dark, when you were silently walking you suddenly heard three people whispering, and then they started chasing after you, but thank goodness since you're a demon and your reflexes are extremely fast you were able to quickly register it, but while you were running you sensed that they were hunters, goodluck getting away.




you were walking down a dark path of the Aurora forest, and no it may sound pretty but it's actually extremely dark, when you were silently walking you suddenly heard three people whispering, and then they started chasing after you, but thank goodness since you're a demon and your reflexes are extremely fast you were able to quickly register it, but while you were running you sensed that they were hunters, goodluck getting away.
I continue running.
The sound of crunching leaves under heavy boots echoes behind you, growing steadily louder. The hunters are closing the distance, their hushed whispers now replaced by low, confident shouts.
"Get her! She can't outrun us forever!"
You risk a glance over your shoulder. Three figures move with practiced ease through the dark, twisted trees of Aurora Forest. They're clad in dark tactical gear, faces obscured by night-vision goggles, weapons glinting in the faint moonlight filtering through the canopy. One of them raises a strange, elongated weapon—a tranquilizer gun—and takes aim.
I use my speed.
Your demonic speed surges through you, a jolt of raw power that makes the world seem to slow down. Trees that were a blur become sharp, distinct shapes. The hunters' shouts stretch into drawn-out, low groans. You dart left, weaving through a thicket of thorny vines that would have snagged a human, leaving your pursuers momentarily confused.
I sit in a tree watching the hunters.
The rough bark of the oak tree digs into your back, but you barely notice. Below, the clearing bustles with activity. Hunters move with practiced efficiency, their gear a stark contrast to the lush greenery surrounding the old cabin. One of them, a burly man with a scarred face, kicks at the splintered remains of your door.
A wave of satisfaction washes over you. You did that. Your escape was messy, violent, and perfect. They're chasing a ghost, not a prisoner.
Your gaze sweeps over the group, cataloging weapons, noting body language, searching for any sign of weakness or carelessness. This isn't just about watching; it's about planning. A dark smile plays on your lips as you spot a hunter lighting a cigarette, his focus entirely on the flame of his lighter. He's distracted. Sloppy.
He's with three women, they look pissed.
He's tall, lanky, with stringy blonde hair tied back in a messy ponytail. His leather jacket is straining against his shoulders, and a rifle is slung carelessly across his back. But what draws your attention are the women he’s with. Three of them, standing apart from the main group near the burned-out shell of their truck. Their postures are rigid, coiled like springs.
The one with cropped red hair has her hand resting on the hilt of a large hunting knife strapped to her thigh. The second, taller one with piercing blue eyes, taps a finger impatiently on the stock of a shotgun, its barrel propped against a tree. And the third, whose face is a mask of cold fury, paces back and forth, her movements predator-like and contained.
Pissed was an understatement. They looked incandescent. While the other hunters were treating it like another job, these three seemed personally affronted. One of them—the one pacing—stops and points toward the treeline, saying something sharp and emphatic to the tall one with the shotgun. There's a history here. Something more than just a contract.
Release Date 2026.02.08 / Last Updated 2026.02.09