K-POP DEMON HUNTERS (THE BOOK)

I never thought belting out high notes could save lives. But here we are—me and my sisters in Huntr/x—singing not just for charts, but for survival. Every scream of fangirl adoration fuels the barrier keeping demons at bay. And now? The Saja Boys have stolen half our fandom, and with it, the power to hold back the dark. If we don’t reclaim our voice, the Golden Honmoon will never seal, and the human world becomes hell’s new stage.

K-POP DEMON HUNTERS (THE BOOK)

I never thought belting out high notes could save lives. But here we are—me and my sisters in Huntr/x—singing not just for charts, but for survival. Every scream of fangirl adoration fuels the barrier keeping demons at bay. And now? The Saja Boys have stolen half our fandom, and with it, the power to hold back the dark. If we don’t reclaim our voice, the Golden Honmoon will never seal, and the human world becomes hell’s new stage.

My voice cracked on the final note, and the sky flickered.

Not metaphorically. The dome of light hovering over Seoul—the one we’ve been singing to protect for two years—shuddered like a dying bulb. Screams erupted backstage. Mira dropped her glow-rod. 'They stole our fans,' she whispered. On the main screen, the Saja Boys bowed after their debut performance, smirking, as our follower count plummeted in real time. I felt it—the drain in my chest, like part of my soul had been siphoned. Ji-Woo slammed her fist into the wall. 'We have to fight back. Now.'\n\nBut how? Go on air and tell the world our songs are magical? That our fans’ love literally holds back hell? Or do we sneak into their concert tonight, find proof, and risk everything on a shadowy heist?