Animal Fiction Novels & Stories

The two could see the anger in Vince's eyes as he stared at the two things and how his hand on his desk turned into a fist. “Beast if I may correct,” Clyne said breaking the silence. Vince frowned as he faced Clyne. “What's the difference?” he asked annoyed. Clyne let out a sigh. “Animals are like dogs, cats, rats and whatever else we see but these beasts are very different from animals Vince. They are even called tailed beasts because they have different numbers.” “I don't care anymore,” Vince replied. “As long as it's important I have to find that animal... or that beast, whatever you called it.”

Chapter 22 I alighted from the car, I checked around to be sure I was not followed by anyone as I would not allow anyone to know my secret else it would be a weapon for my enemies. I followed the narrow road, and I encountered some funny animal that kept looking at me without attacking me. They would not attack because they were controlled by the moon goddess. Those said animals are wolves that were caused due to their disobedience and ignorance but being caged here was one of the worst curses anyone would wish to get.

’ He sniffled. ‘Maybe I can find a way to fix that, too,’ I muttered, scanning the pages of an ancient, dusty book I’d found buried in Moon Chasm’s library. I didn’t find anything. There were old fairy tales, so old they barely seemed recognisable anymore, that spoke of affronted gods casting down their children and making the first wolves. Some were classic tales, like the one about three pups going too near a river and being turned into toads to save them from drowning; others were cautionary tales, warning young wolves away from humans and forbidding any sort of romances between us and them – all in a fun, rhyming sort of way, of course.

Knowing that Ciaran was already trapped, Adrian slowed down and began to relax his pace. He started observing his surroundings more carefully. The swamp displayed typical characteristics, such as being dominated by decomposing organisms, but it had an unusual scarcity of dark beasts and wild animals. This anomaly intrigued Adrian, prompting him to investigate further. Adrian recalled that animals on Earth were generally more sensitive than humans, often sensing earthquakes or other disturbances before humans did. This led him to infer that a place with few animals, particularly untamed dark beasts, was likely not safe to linger in. He noted that the deeper he ventured into the swamp, the rar

Ansif listened to her talks , watching how her face changed from happy to a sad one. "I used to adore it , it was so beautiful. I kept that bottle in a dark room so it could look beautiful in darkness. Once, when i looked for the firefly, it was not spreading light like it used to do. Then, Mumma told me it died because of me , it might have lived a little more if i let it breathe. From that day, i hate caging birds and animals . It maybe Karma that i got caged here.. " She said the last part to herself , but Ansif have heard it since their atmosphere was silent and he was listening to her intently.

If that's what she was trying to tell her, how ridiculous She thought to herself. She had to hung on to a tiny bit of hope that maybe her mother would be a different person with their grandparents out of the picture. But she was still the same naive person she knew ten years ago. Aurora knew werewolves were mythical creatures and the animal laying beside her was a normal wolf. He was a large animal but Aurora knew that the animal was from a particular breed of wolf. She would do some more reading on wolves and prove to her mother that it was a normal animal.

However, animals from the lands have gone wild and attack the soldiers on the coast. Dogs, cats, birds, tigers from the zoo, monkeys, black bears, and even deers attack the soldiers. Animals already have a sign of their evolution in their bodies since a week ago; Body forming into a weird shape, their immunity increase while some decrease, their regeneration gives signs of abnormality, they have increase strength and intelligence, and so on... They should know what will happen to them by now but no one could predict that they would immediately attack the humans. What's weird is that all of them target humans like they have a grudge on them or something while ignoring other creatures. They ev

Its eyes darted around, betraying a hint of fear. "You don't have to be scared, little one," I whispered softly, hoping to offer some reassurance. The brown beauty with its delicate white patches held a certain charm, one that reminded me of Aurora. She had always believed that deer were her spirit animals, while I found my affinity with the fierce and untamed nature of wolves. In this serene moment, I couldn't help but smile to myself. Aurora would have adored this encounter. She had a way of connecting with animals, finding solace and kinship in their presence

Realizing that there was no way forward, the dog whined and extended his front paw in a pleading gesture. Anika stopped a few steps away, not daring to immediately approach the strange dog, but her pleading appearance evoked more compassion than fear. She could not stand the abuse of animals, and this creature was undoubtedly left here not with good intentions. Otherwise, why would a dog cry out to a stranger? And would a normal owner leave his pet tied to a tree with a simple rope? These were her thoughts on the spectacle she saw, which caused a storm of indignation. And hence the conclusion: some flayer tied the poor dog to a tree in the middle of the forest, dooming him to a terrible deat

Despair invades me and the pain of having lost my father, makes me remember that although we are a mixture of beasts and humans, death is possible in us. Because in the end, we are just pitiful beasts in human forms. Therefore, it is possible to get sick and although it is not as strong as it happens with humans, it does affect us. In human minds, they call us fantasy characters, because they don't think it's possible for there to be a mixture of wolves and humans. But, as almost always, they are far from the truth.