Acotar Monsters Novels & Stories

“We need to leave the city.” “Good,” Alessio said, jaw set. “Because there’s something I need to show you.” Noa’s brow furrowed. “What?” Alessio’s grin was slow, dangerous. “Where monsters are born.” Noa’s blood ran cold. And the elevator groaned again. Footsteps. Not Dominik’s. Someone worse. A shadow darker than even Alessio. And Noa realized, too late They weren’t out of this yet. They’d just walked into the next nightmare.

" He said, looking at Maria with an evil look. And Romeo, don't think you can out-smart me. I know everything about you and your deadly battle wolves so I brought mine. Well, James gave them to me. As soon as he said the words, four human monsters walked in. They were the most hideous creatures. They were as tall as giants but also looked like animals. One of them even has a tail. "Just to let you know that these guys are not complete humans. They were made in the laboratory with a combination of human and wild animal species. Less I forget. They also have giant species. You can tell by their height. So enjoy it." He said bursting into another pool of laughter.

This should be a good day. But my smile doesn't last as long as I thought it would. The next warrior up is my Terrax and the creature coming onto the field now is a creature of nightmares. This beast has dark bark-like skin giving it the perfect camouflage for living on Shikaz. It is standing on two legs like the Bunte, but it has four arms with human-like fingers, not hooves. The Latroot's face has four green eyes that blink at different times, and its fangs are the color of mold. It is also about eight feet tall. All in all this monster makes the bunte look like a puppy. "Next up, Captain Terrax," the announcer says, and the Latroot snarls as it looks around for the noise.

Johan was just around the corner, running and dodging as the two-headed monster insisted on trying to walk through a pillar instead of around it. The boss monster’s clumsy actions made Tracer wonder if the double-headed monster had some issues with their eyes. The two heads did not seem to disagree, but the chicken head had some troubles judging distance while the snake head was constantly squinting. It could be a glare to petrify those that looked into its eyes, but the Tracer had his doubts. “Here, give me yours,” Akiko said and reached for Tracer’s stash of black eggs as they climbed the stairs. She wasn’t even panting, but Tracer looked like he ran a marathon, slowing them down horribly,

Herne focused his attention back on the screen, "Who is leading them?" "Your old friend Matthias Ponts, or at least I thought so at first. Brace yourselves," She pulled up an image of what appeared to be a Female Frankenstein monster. Unlike the Hollywood version of the aberration, the female golem was shapely. Long angry scars along the neck and shoulders. Tiny bolts jutted out from the throat area but did not look out of place. The pale skin and mixed and matched eyes haunted warren. Archon flashed a picture of the wolf gigas he fought. "Archon thinks it's another gigas. I agree with him."

The floor is his. As our fighting intensifies, I can feel a shift in the air. The other pairs escalate their fights, then there is a loud roar. Jaden and I pause at the same time to look in the direction of the roar. A big foot steps out through the wall, and the second follows suit. Then, two hands and face, decorated with lots of mighty horns, come out next. Its entire body is covered in spikes. This beast is really huge and ugly. Is...this Simon's new candidate?

Surely, they’re not going to leave me with this monster? He raises his hand and I flinch, eyes down. I hear a loud growl and it’s not from Cocci. I avert my gaze to the five foot monster in the room with us. He’s incredibly large and his fur is a deep violet just like his eyes. Could it be? He said he couldn’t shift. “Sycamore”, Cocci growled, stepping away from me. The beast smirked or did I just imagine it? “Did you miss me?”

As the warlock lay on his bed, Satoshi the Baku stood at his head. Some people outside of Ravenclaw would feel uneasy around the Baku. With an elephant's head, large tusks, and horns, as well as his vicious tiger claws Satoshi was not a sight for the faint-hearted. Baku were the eaters of bad dreams, they had the ability to walk through one's mind, hunting for your nightmares and devouring them, leaving a person free to enjoy a peaceful dream. Sadly Satoshi was the last of his kind. After hunters wiped out whole villages of the gentle creatures in their ignorance, he had made his way to the Ravenclaw Academy and was now a permanent resident in the hallowed halls.

Their charge stopped the moment they saw the Second Peak. The once serene view of an immortal mountain was broken by the sight of about fifty spiritual beasts that had the appearance of human-sized bats with silvery skin. Arctic Fox Bats. Flying-type monsters had much higher speed than other monsters of the same rank, in addition to having a very wide field of vision. They were the type of monsters even experienced beast hunters found extremely difficult to deal with. ‘This won’t be easy,’ he could not help but think as he looked up at the situation on the terrain dubbed the Second Peak. The beasts were all in the middle to late Foundational Spirit Realm. ‘We need at least a Protector to pav

“Our best chance is to gather our strength here in Careath. I saw Loctar fall and that was in only one day.” The clansmen all rumbled amongst themselves. Toor stood up. “Termâs?” “Yes, Toor?” “Who or what exactly are we fighting? I have heard a number of stories including yours.” Termâs rubbed his beard. He was remembering the vile scene in Rylltòl. “Well, they are not human.” “What?” Toor looked quite confused. “As I explained to you earlier, the best way to describe them is to call them monsters.” “This is ridiculous!” Sacio jumped up.