Animal Fusions Novels & Stories

She knows I don’t want to know anything that happens with her and the others. Not only that, but Alpha King Gabriel has brought in countless troops from the kingdom overseas and we’ve all been getting out of school three hours early every day and spending extra efforts on training for war. His brother will be surprised to know that Gabriel has his own horde of witch/werewolf hybrids. That most of them all have crescent moons on their foreheads puts me at ease with Annalise’s. Theirs are smaller, however. “Get your hands off of me. I don’t fuck around anymore.”

The wolf and the human, the broken and the healed, merging in a single pulse of silver and gold. The room vanished. We were standing beneath the open sky, bathed in the moon’s glow. The world around us shimmered, trees dissolving into mist, stars pulsing in time with our breaths. Our wolves appeared beside us, translucent, glowing. Her wolf was white as morning frost; mine, deep gold with streaks of ember. They circled each other once, twice, and then leaned in, touching foreheads. The connection hit me like a heartbeat. I gasped, feeling her in every cell, every breath. There was no difference between where I ended and she began. Our wolves merged into light; a spiral of silver and gold tha

I knew nothing about these creatures. I looked back down at my file. Names, creature types, hybrid classifications. I couldn't help but notice that even though every one of the recruits was a Dark Hounder, most of them were hybrids. A mix of pure wolves and other species—wolf-fae, lycan-wolf, sorcerer-wolf, vampire-wolf etc. The range of it surprised me. Dark Hound seemed far more open to interspecies relationships than Silver Moon, which obsessed over pure blood and treated outsiders, especially humans, like dirt. And yet Dark Hound, with all its brutality and reputation, was clearly more advanced and stronger.

Also, he kept looking to me as if I should be paying attention to this part especially. “Yes, you are correct, Chaze. These tribes were being eaten or killed by shifters known as Chimeras… You see, shifters can learn to shift into multiple tribal animals. However, switching back and forth is extremely hard to do, and very tasking on the body. Some tribes managed to merge only two tribal animals together. Some examples are griffins, mermaids, pegasus, nine tailed foxes, and unicorns. However, once a shifter merges two tribal animals they stay that way. Their body won’t return to human form, or whatever form they were at birth. More importantly, only females can pass this ability of merging t

When they saw Lucas, they surged toward him frantically. “Awoo! Awoo!” Lucas did not try to run. Instead, he let his Level 3 zombie fight these male and female zombies, throwing them onto the ground. The six zombies had lost their combat abilities and were howling on the ground in pain. “System, can I fuse male zombies with female zombies?” “No, you can only fuse zombies of the same gender.” Lucas nodded, and immediately, these zombies appeared in the boxes in Lucas’ mind. All six of these zombies were Level 1 zombies. Lucas fused the four male Level 1 zombies into two Level 2 zombies.

Grinning eerily and hungry. Marcus stared at the creature, and it stared back and tilted its head. “Do you understand me?” Marcus asked. The creature nodded. “Can you speak?” “Yes,” the creature responded. “I understand you.” Marcus was pleased with his creation. He had successfully fused wolf and vampire. Two creatures that were made to fight against each other were living in the body of one. He had successfully created another just like him. Over the next few months, he turned seven more ferals. Three died from a heart attack.

Truth be told, I can still remember what happened to me while facing the Chimera. The Chimeras typically combine the features of various animals, often including a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail. This composite nature makes them visually striking and awe-inspiring, capturing the imagination with their unique combination of different species. And the strengths of the Chimera lie in its composite nature, incorporating the abilities and instincts of different animals. A lion's head grants it immense strength and ferocity, while the goat's body provides agility and speed. The serpent's tail possesses deadly venom and enables agile movements, like slithering and coiling. Additio

The harsh bite of the uncompromising words of Elphame cut the pirate queen to the quick. The slide changed and a hideous fleshy creature appeared. It was like a mythical creature mixed but rotted and wrong, “I don't what you call this, but we know them as Flesh golems. I suspect they are much more complicated than that. Each one is constructed out of animal parts, and listen to one master.” The slide changed to large bear wolf hybrids walking on all fours. Most of them looked unhappy to be in the presence of the dog people, “They have mounted division, again I don't know what these are, but they look strong.”

If Sylvia gets injured, the same wound would be inflicted on you, but worse. I took a deep breath as I remembered the weird wounds that appeared out of nowhere in my previous life. Now I knew the truth. "What would happen if we embed an animal's fur into the statue in an attempt to switch fates?" Hannah's cloudy eyes widened. Then, a look of understanding crossed her face. "It works the same for any being alive. If one switches fate with an animal, they will adopt the ways of said animal, becoming a half-human, half-beast creature."

It was a unique light that you remembered, like it had been inside you since you were born and you’d forgotten the name. It poured out of Elias’s chest and Jace’s chest and met in the space between them. Their skin split. Not blood. Light. They didn’t shift. They fused. Bones cracked and reformed, not one wolf, not two, but both. The sound was wrong. It was creation, not destruction. Fur that was brown and black at the same time rolled over muscle that kept growing. Shoulders broader than any Alpha I’d ever seen. A head that was too big for a single neck, with eyes that were Jace’s green and Elias’s earth-brown in the same sockets, layered, like looking through water.