Novel & Cerita Albino Monkey

I crouched down toward the monkey, speaking soft and easy, working to steady my tone despite my frayed edges, Lucy’s smug grin still etched in my brain, her claws on Liam branded there. The monkey was compact, its fur a deep, glossy chestnut, its movements snappy and out of place in these eerie timbers. “Wow, that’s something else,” Sarah murmured, her words hushed and full of awe, her focus locked on the animal, its strangeness setting it apart from the usual forest critters.

“You’re the only person I’ve met who gets excited about albinos.” “Have you ever seen a Japanese or Asian albino?” Kaiyo asked. I paused my answer. “I have not.” “Me too. Lucas is the first albino I’ve ever seen.” Niko tugged on Kaiyo’s shirt and captured his attention. “My name is Nikolaus Jeremy Dietrich Campbell and I’m five and a half years old.” Kaiyo giggled. “That’s a long name for someone small.” “Mommy and chichi say it’s not.”

For some reason, Samuel looked into the distance, but his sight suddenly shrank in a moment, as if it had completely come to the peach tree. A group of monkeys lived everywhere. They were in high spirits and their hair was shiny. Even from a human's point of view, these monkeys were obviously very beautiful. However, these were nothing. The most beautiful one was the monkey sitting in the middle of the old peach tree. Its whole body was jade-colored, and every strand of hair on its body was like silk drawn from a top-grade jade. Under the sunlight, it was shining with jade, which was extremely beautiful. Although it was a monkey, it could not avoid the monkey's mouth and monkey's face. Natur

Elias’s heart stopped. It wasn't a monster. It wasn't a prop. It was Julian. Julian was a sixth-grader who had moved to the district only three months prior. He was a quiet, brilliant boy who always wore long sleeves, wide-brimmed hats, and heavy sunglasses. He was an albino. His condition was severe; his skin lacked any protective pigment, making the sun his most lethal enemy.

She got her answer when a loud booming scream was heard, and that was how she knew Dune had given her the middle finger. She turned around and waited. Her eyes scan the entrance of the cave. Long and dirty claws came out, then two horns, red cheeks, and a massive body the size of a boulder. It was the biggest monkey she has ever seen. It was covered in fur except for its chest with its lower teeth uneven but large. Its right eye was totally white and drool dripped out of its mouth. Their eyes met, and it felt like she was looking at a monster for the first time. It screamed... this time enough to blow hot foul breath and began to high-tailed directly on her.