Alchemical Animals Novels & Stories

The practice was atrocious, but very stylish among the citizens of the middle and upper levels who had all it takes to make a scene of themselves. The pair bond was a bizarre thing and something she had only read about while searching the surfing the Net. Only Alphas were capable of inciting a true pair-bond, creating a literal soul rapport to their mate that moved beyond the physical and into the spiritual. It was said that a pair bond bounds two people to their very souls

//…………………………………………………………………………………………………….// “I hope you fancy a little bit of history lessons,” the king said, sipping his wine elegantly. Judy sat at the other end of the corner, Uncomfortable and tense. That did not bother the king in the slightest, he continued to say, “You see, history has it that the first Alchemists, the followers of the founders Cythis and Bevana were once considered a cult. an evil one for that matter, some

I twist one way, then the next, but I can’t see a glimpse of him as I spin out it its hold, “and I control what happens in here, now, put me down!” “Oh my,” he chuckles, tightening his grip on my ankle as the sound of water and snapping teeth reaches me. Well, candy my apple, this isn’t going well at all. There are glowing little dots looking up at me from the water. He put creatures in there this time. The light is such a contrast from the darkness, but not enough to show me what they truly look like. Swimming beneath the surface of the water, their long, dark scales breach the surface in chaotically quick patterns.

Reive asked without a second thought. “Well, I already told you...” muttered the girl. “There are, for example, black necromancers. They can make undetectable poisons from dead flesh, and elixirs from the bones. They can suck cadaveric pus out of corpses, turning them into mummies. Then they poison living people with this pus. They can create a plague and stop it. And clean rivers from the poison of dead bodies... Some of them, the especially strong ones, can raise a dead mouse or a cat. Or any other animal. But this is the most they can do.” Reive nodded his head thoughtfully.

However, this was not the time to discuss how to use this Soul Raiding Water. Philip coldly looked at the people in the human resource division behind him. “Do you still doubt Big Roc now?” Everyone lowered their heads. The result was right before their eyes. What other doubts could they have? They would be a laughingstock if they still voiced out. Philip snorted coldly at their silence and said, “There should be many alchemists here, and you should have some wooden barrels with you.” The alchemists nodded in response. The alchemists mostly produced potions and liquids, and they needed to collect some materials such as water sometimes. Things like wooden barrels and glass bottles were always

I said, my voice was nothing more above a whisper. I watched as his eyes softened a bit, before they hardened again, looking at me those eyes that held a bit of distrust in them. “…not human” the words from when I was passing out rang in my head again, making me take in a deep breath. “The thing is…Anya” He said, his body becoming more and more rigid. “The potion works well on humans, as well as wolves” I was quiet. My palms becoming sweaty as they sat in my lap for a while. “Do you… Do you have something to say about that?” He said, looking at me with expectant eyes.

The creatures behind trampled over the ones ahead, forming a horrific, writhing bridge of bone and black glass beneath the rushing water. "They're not drowning fast enough!" Lyra yelled over the deafening roar of the river. The water near the western bank was already turning a greasy, iridescent black as the alchemical fluids from the broken constructs began to leak into the current. The first few creatures broke the surface less than twenty paces away. Their faceless maws snapped at the empty air, strings of thick, dark bile flying from their jaws as they caught the direct scent of Kael’s core. "Hold your ground!" Natalia shouted, her fingers tightening around the leather grips of her dagge

she said, her voice steadier now, I nodded slowly. “I noticed.” “There’s a reason for that.” I glanced at her. “What reason?” She hesitated. “Alpha Kael's wolf is insatiable" she replied. My brows furrowed. “So he surrounds himself with women to satisfy it?” “Yes.” My stomach twisted in disgust. “That’s—” “Reality,” she cut in. I exhaled slowly trying to process everything. “Not all of them have equal standing. There’s a hierarchy” she continued.

On a normal day, he wouldn't have been able to catch him off guard, no one had ever but this boy did and now he's he's chained up in a place no one can find him and reduced to nothing but a hound. What's worse, he couldn't even find the strength to break out of the chains. Three times the dose? It's a miracle he's still alive now because too much intake of the drug by a mere wolf can cause instant death. Being of Alpha blood still has its perks even for someone who's not in his prime anymore. "Feels familiar doesn't it?" Marcus' voice pulled him out of his thoughts. "What are you talking about?" Benjamin asked in anger. Even though he was chained up and at the bastard's mercy, he wasn't goin

Crystal asked worriedly. "Who said it isn't? You're carrying my pups, pups of the Alpha king and as long as you are carrying my pups, the alpha book will take you as Alpha blood." Ramos said, while left Crystal shocked as she also realised that he was right! There was alpha blood inside her, and this is why the Alpha book had turned red!