Albino Monkey Novels & Stories

The monkey was jumping around in the bushes, its face showing human-like amazement. Though it was only their second day together, Felix and the monkey had gotten along well. Whenever he entered the forest, the monkey would rush over and accompany him to Trinity Falls. "Roar!" Auroris let out a low growl, seemingly responding to the monkey. The two started communicating back and forth. After quite a while, Auroris turned to Felix as information flooded into his mind. The monkey had been asking Auroris if it felt dizzy, and Auroris said no. According to the monkey, any demonic beast that came near Trinity Falls would immediately feel lightheaded. If they didn't leave quickly, they would fall i

He finally got it after a few more minutes of thinking. “I see. The light from the Light Grass helps you maintain your true colors and form,” Mane was very intrigued by what he was hearing. Since Crystal Monkeys were so rare, very few people in the universe knew about their physiology. In fact, before now Mane didn’t know that Crystal Monkeys had other colors other than silver. He didn’t know they were so intelligent that they could pick up human speech. And there had never been a sighting of a Heaven Realm Crystal Monkey – ever. But here he was, speaking to a Heaven Realm Crystal Monkey. And this monkey had a different color too. Initially, Mane thought that its color was due to its strengt

Its big blue eyes held a mischievous glint as it smirked at me. “Ahh, mamma.” A startled shriek escaped my lips, and I instinctively sought refuge behind Alastair, my grip on his jacket tightening. "Save me from this white monkey. Please." My voice wavered with fear, my heart racing at the sight of the creature that was unlike anything I had ever encountered. White monkeys were rumored to be monstrous, and my panic surged.

My eyes surveyed the backyard until I saw two little children swinging upside down in each of Boraxip’s arms, giggling like they were having the time of their lives. “Hey baby, look.” My eyes tried to find Jackson next, and when I did find him, my heart threatened to jump out of my chest at the sight. His eyes find mine as he smiles, holding yet another squirming bundle in his arms. “It’s a baby.” He and Samantha are admiring the baby in his arms, much younger than the two children that were now swinging in Boraxip’s outstretched arms. I made my way over to them. “Oh, he’s so adorable,” I hear Samantha gush over the baby. As I got closer, I could make out the pale white skin and the blonde h

Chen shook his head. The monkey screeched once again. This is a Lone Bone Monkey. As the name suggests, the Lone Bone Monkey are solitary species where the parent beast would leave the offspring once it reaches the mark of ten years of cultivation. Even now, Chen didn't have any confidence to face a hundred-year-old beast so he searched for this particular Lone Bone Monkey for quite long. As to why he didn't kill it?

Is it only native to this Floor? Rey could see why, though. ‘Bright blue eyes to adapt to the brightness of this place, and pale white skin most likely due to the lack of necessity to get a tan.’ The area was very cold too, so the excessive hair was a necessity to keep warm. ‘Then there’s their teeth. If I consider what this monster was doing before I ran into it, then it makes sense.’ The Monkey Monster—as Rey decided to tag it—was nibbling on smaller chunks of the Mana Crystals around.

If this failed, The project was going down the gutter again. The monkey stopped its mad activities after half an hour,its face was difficult to distinguish right now.It had lost some part of its fur, and its injuries were more than just simple scratches. The monkey stopped at a place for a minute then fell down.The researchers started taking health tests with machines.They didn't go into the cage personally. Previously there were some intelligent animals that had tried to fake their death.But they were easily caught by scans of the latest machines.

The monkey-liked man wasn't a human but a sea monkey. The sea monkey was a primate. It could cultivate at high speed. In addition, it was cunning and cruel. "As a group of small potatoes, how dare you try to kill me? " The sea monkey's eyes were scarlet and looked very cruel. It showed its sharp teeth. Then it jumped thousands of meters with one leap and rushed toward those experts at the Immortal Level. "Retreat!" The Human Immortals shouted. The sea monkey's cultivation was terrifying. They were no match for it.

Caspian lifted it, which was half the height of a man, and waved his other arm, breaking it into two pieces. Its body turned cold and then light. The eyes of the Bone-eating Monkey widened. It opened its mouth and wanted to say something or shout out. However, the blood in its mouth gushed out in an instant, and it could only make a gurgling sound in its throat. It was an ugly monkey that was half black and half white. Now it bared its teeth and looked ferocious, which made it look even more hateful. Caspian couldn't stand it anymore. He crushed the other party's head, threw its body on the ground, and shook his own hand.

But Laeddin wasn't ready to face him yet and neither was I. After a short time, it became apparent we had an audience. The creatures had dark brown fur covering their bodies. Closer to the head, the fur became the color of butter. Their faces were a robin's egg blue in color. When the sunlight struck the blue color just right, their faces looked like skulls. They lined the trees, covering the branches and scaring away the birds. Like soldiers standing at attention, waiting for orders. "What are they?" I whispered. "Skull monkeys," Laeddin responded, squeezing my hand.