EM_Griffin

It’s the year 3101.

Kazuo Tanaka, an investigative journalist from Tokyo, arrives in Paris to expose the corruption of a powerful politician. However, his investigation takes a deadly turn when Morrigan, a vampire, warns him of a sinister plot. Pursued by vampire clans eager for his unique blood—blood that can kill vampires—Kazuo’s life hangs in the balance.

As Morrigan, her fiery familiar Siobhán, and Kazuo face off against the ruthless Marquis of the vampire clan “Les Ombres Sanglantes” and the enigmatic Comtesse of the clan “Les Gardiens de la Nuit”, they uncover a web of intrigue and danger.

In a world where trust is scarce and enemies lurk in every shadow, Kazuo must navigate the treacherous landscape of vampire politics while fighting to save his own life.

Together, they must battle an army of vampires, werewolves, cyborgs, confront their deepest fears, and one of them must make the ultimate sacrifice.

If you're looking for a hardcore heavy action,  cool car chases, lots of guns, no harem, realistic themes, and an MC that's not in highschool, this novel is for you.

Morrigan: Year 3101.

Brice leaned back in his leather chair, his office a hive of activity around him. Screens flickered with data, and the air buzzed with the constant chatter of phone calls and rapid-fire typing. Campaign posters plastered every available surface, his face staring back at him with the bold promise: "Brice Olivier for Senator."

"Listen, Jean-Paul, I don't give a shit about your excuses," Brice growled into his earpiece. "I need those numbers by tomorrow, or I'll find someone who can deliver. Got it?" He ended the call with a sharp tap, not waiting for a response.

His campaign manager, Sophie Durand, strode in and plopped down in the chair across from him. She looked like she hadn't slept in days, her usual impeccable suit slightly rumpled.

"Tell me you've got good news," Brice said.

"Define 'good,'?" Sopihe said. "We're up two points, but Britton is still leading by five."

"Damn," Brice muttered. "What's our strategy?"

Chapter 59