Among The Beasts And Briars Novels & Stories

The room trembled with their newfound power as they prepared to face the encroaching horde of creatures. The room became a chaotic battleground, filled with the frenzied clashes of supernatural beings. It was far from what Levi and Sebastian had expected. Their adversaries weren't just ordinary wolves; they were an eclectic mix of formidable supernatural creatures, each possessing exceptional skills, agility, and resilience. Dodging their attacks was a difficult task, and countering their moves proved equally challenging.

Black smoke slithered between tents like a sentient being watching and searching. On the far left side of the camp, she could see a large group of beasts gathering. Embertaurs with their shadowy bodies and yellow eyes made up about a third of the group, but the other were unlike any creature she’d seen before. Biped beasts with dark feathered wings and scaled heads with four eyes clicked their strange beaks. Creatures that had bodies similar to those of alligators but with long necks flicked forked tongues and swung their clubbed tails. Another with the head of a bull and body of a lion standing on two legs sprouted armored plates down its back. Wings, beaks, scales, horns, and fur flashed o

beast! THERE'S A BEAST! A VERY HUGE BEAST. "Maybe the place we went to was wrong." Grayson gnashed his teeth. "Both sides has its own creatures. We need to find a precious stone before it gets mad." I whispered. Chrysler suddenly interjected, "Let's just search." "Need to really slow down?" Greyson asked. "Yes of course. And if you're not sure about a thing, don't touch it." "But baby, I want fast and hard."

She was at the branch of the tree and the beast had almost reached her. The stone beasts were the beasts that had attached themselves to the alligator beasts the other time. Causing the drowsiness and misbehaving of the beast. It was also the stone beast that had caused the alligator beast to fall asleep. Finally, as fast as the beast could craw, it reached the branch of the tree, where Liza was. "Arrrgh!!" Liza shouted as the beast got attached to her arms. "Get it off me, get it off me... Arrrgh!"

Zinjo gripped a strap on the side of the crate. Aurelia grabbed the other, and nodded, "Let's end this." The young lovers expected to meet resistance from the lizard creatures, and not the land. Thick squishy mud, almost brought their progress to a grinding halt. When they weren't arguing with the mud, they contended with the underbrush. "I see why they take to the trees," Aurelia sliced thick vines with the parasol blade. "Indeed, it also tells us they are hindered by the same obstacles as us..." He trailed off and pointed to the large two-horned abominations, "The enemy is just ahead, are you ready to try the new tactic?"

It was very possible for aliens to have visited before. Just then, however, up to a hundred feral beasts appeared and charged toward Wilbur. Cameron and the others were shocked. How did these beasts still have the courage to challenge Wilbur? Would that not just be a one-way ticket to hell? Wilbur's expression darkened. His thunder cleaver lit up with spiritual flames, buzzing with sparks of lightning. He shot out at high speed, passing through all the beasts. All of the feral beasts were cut clean in half, collapsing to the ground by the time Wilbur returned to where he had been standing.

"There, my fearless alpha, lies the path to new territory! It's rumored to be guarded by the ferocious 'Fluffy-tailed Guardians.' Are you ready?" ‌ Andrei, his competitive spirit ignited, nodded with a grin. "Fluffy-tailed Guardians, you say? Let's show them the might of the pack!" ‌ As they ventured deeper into the thicket, they encountered an army of squirrels. The tiny creatures chattered angrily and hurled acorns at them, which resulted in a flurry of dodges and exaggerated leaps. Lucas, in his usual cheeky fashion, shouted, "The Guardians are fierce, but we are fiercer!"

"You need your strength." "You need it more," she said simply. Warmth spread through me. The burning faded a little. The pain dulled, but her face had gone pale. Before I could thank her, the ground trembled beneath us. Trees shook. Birds scattered. Out of the shadows, they came—huge beasts, half-human, half-boar. Wereboars. Their tusks were sharp, their eyes wild. They were slow, but powerful. One wrong move, and we would be crushed.

The rupture of the ward cleft further, a dark seam cutting across the golden pattern. The atmosphere of Brunschière trembled with it. Sparks detonated like mortal stars, showering on the cobblestones in front of the walls. The townspeople down below screamed, scrambling into shelters as the plague-beasts beyond attacked more strenuously, their claws ripping against the barrier with added ferocity.