Amphibia Monster Novels & Stories

Then suddenly, the operator shouted, "There's something wrong with this chip!" The entire room went silent. She carefully sliced it open with a blade. "It's a dual-layer implant. The outer layer is a standard emotional regulator, but inside… There's a memory alteration chip." Ophelia's face went pale. Her legs gave out, and she collapsed to the floor. [Altering memories to influence the verdict? That's insane.] [So those scenes of Ophelia caring for Gabriel were all fake?] [Then who's the real monster here?] The judge's expression turned grave as he walked over to me.

I hate the look of my muscles all tense and stitched tight on my back. A lifetime of blows and bouncing back collects scars. I've had a lot of scalding showers, and bruises have become stretched and angry on me, causing pitted scars. There are no tears, but the groans come in multitude. As a monster, you learn never to accept pain. Pain only affects you if you let it. Black slacks. Black socks. Charcoal shoes are polished until they look like a crisp new apple skin. The shirt is deep forest green, which brings out the natural multiple hues of green in my eyes. Intentional. Gold flecks are juxtaposed in my iris.

"Aren't you afraid of the Moon Goddess's wrath for defying Her will like this?" The moment I hit send, my mate Kael, the Alpha of the Starlight Pack, walked up to me. He was holding a forged diagnosis report from the Healer, his face a mask of pained hesitation. "Seraphina," he said, his voice trembling. " The Healer says our pup's soul is fragmented. It has been judged as a stillborn. For your safety, we have to terminate the pregnancy immediately." He took a breath, looking deep into my eyes.

“I’d still be hunting rogues and sneaking off to swim under moonlight like I used to.” I blinked, surprised by that answer. “You swim?” “I used to.” His lips twitched again. “There’s a stream near the western cliffs. Clear water, cold as ice. Good place to disappear when things get too loud.” I smiled before I could stop myself. “That doesn’t sound like the brooding Alpha everyone keeps warning me about.” He glanced sideways at me. “Then maybe they don’t know me either.” We sat in silence for a moment. Then he asked, “What about you?”

Though the monsters that made that sound were terrifying to behold. What I was staring at were creatures that resembled hybrid experiments gone wrong. The monsters were as tall as the trees in the forest. Their arms were so long they used them to walk along with their two legs, like the gorillaens I had once seen in the zoo back at Coven Community.

The monster ahead of him is one he would normally ignore as he wouldn't be able to kill it in just a few moves. Monster: Swampland Salamander (Elite) Level: 12 HP: 3350 Skills: Bite, tackle, water bullet, acid spit After contemplating it for a few minutes, Kirou decided to try something out. He took out a type of rope made from vines from his storage and set a trap in the area he was in. After he was done, he wrapped a smaller piece around one of his hands before approaching the swampland salamander.

A scream came from her lips as she noticed a swarm of ferrous yet nasty creatures surrounding the iron cage on all sides. When Astrid tried to move away from one creature, another would appear on the opposite side. Those monsters were nothing like anything Astrid had ever seen in her life. They appear to have been generated as hybrids by mixing two separate species. Yes, two different species, not just different creatures from the same species. The one that startled Astrid the most looked like a monitor lizard thrusting its tongue out, but it had the skin of a frog with a horrible slick liquid dropping from the side of his tongue and rolling on it. If Astrid had had a logical mind, she would

They were probably confident no one could ever escape or survive this place. We climbed up a stone staircase, moving quickly and silently. I was holding the Xenodermus babies we had rescued. We only stopped when we saw light ahead, and the exit from the arena. There, we saw a group of wounded Tarragons battling a huge monster—it looked like a centipede, but more vicious, with spikes along its back. Its many legs were sharp, and its head was massive with enormous, jagged teeth. Vestaria looked at me. “What’s the plan?” she asked. I smiled. I handed the Xenodermus babies to one of the others we had freed. My claws extended, surprising them, and I knew my eyes were glowing.

“Well… I was visiting the Windlet Headquarters, and the manager asked me to help if I’m free.” ‘More like he force it to me, but well, ahh…’ Jai continued. “And since I was free, and it seemed like they really needed the help, I helped.” Jai explained happily. “Oh…” Rina nodded. “What monster did you kill?” Jai looked up. “I don’t remember their names. But it’s a weird looking chameleons with long tongue, gray wolves, and dark colored toads. Their size are all as big as humans.”

After stabbing for 40 to 50 times in one breath, the monster finally couldn't hold on any longer and gradually stopped moving. As Zhou Tian loosened his grip, the monster fell to the ground and stopped moving. Wu Jiu took a look with the flashlight and found that the monster was basically the same as the one that had just died. Their bodies were all flowing with green blood, and they were about the same length. Their heads were like crocodile heads, and their bodies were like small calves. Such a species had never been seen before. "Ah, I've really broadened my horizons today. I can't believe I've met so many monsters I've never seen before."