Babysitter Guide To Monster Hunting #2 Novels & Stories

My entire body went cold. New number. Of course. My hands shook as I opened it. A picture loaded. My breath stopped. It was me. From earlier. Outside. Training. Watched. Always watched. Then the message came. You learn fast. I taught you well. Next time… you won’t get away. My heart slammed violently against my ribs. He was still watching. Always watching. A knock came at my door. “Winter?” Luca’s voice. I couldn’t answer. The phone slipped slightly in my hand.

Her mouth moved before her brain could stop it. “If you don’t want me to hear, then don’t talk so loud outside the restroom.” Classic Shaina. Talking back, even when she was drowning in nerves. The corner of his lips curved, like he wanted to smile but held it back. Slowly, he released her and started walking away. She thought it was over, but he stopped and turned back. “Can you start being my babysitter?” She blinked. “Ha? Excuse me?”

I was planning on doing this alone, without no one disturbing my little playtime. Yelling orders, I stroll into the forest until I get surrounded by darkness. Closing my eyes, I heighten my senses. Sensing them, I hunt each prisoner. Eyes pitch black as night and moving inhumanly fast, I catch my first two, killing them on the spot. I love hunting humans. It excited my monster and me. Eager to tear them into pieces, I continue enjoying my game.

This scene was more like a celebratory festival devoted to monsters hunting for their prey. I ate the red berries Tuyul gave me while gathering energy. “Monsters! Go away!” People threw various objects at the monsters. Some used their swords to slash the monsters, but their movements were still slow so the monsters regenerated. “Help! Help us!” A mother snuggles up to protect her daughter. The two of them were cornered by several monsters that came to them in one of that houses. “Begone,” I stomped on the ground, then made a circle. Zzap! Pwak!

"Cameron Stuart! Just how much more trouble are you trying to cause me!" Natalie Parker's shrill voice rang in my ears, jolting me awake. The moment I opened my eyes, I saw her raising a bottle of sulfuric acid to splash it on me. Recalling the unbearable agony that overwhelmed me in my previous life, I instinctively reached out to grab the bottle. Still, some of the liquid splashed out anyway, dripping onto my body. I gasped in pain. After exhaling deeply, I clenched my jaw and caught Natalie by the wrist. "Are you mad? You can kill someone if you throw an entire bottle of sulfuric acid at them! Don't you know that?"

“I'm calling the police.” Monster’s smile only grew. “You do that, love. I'm sure they will be very interested in hearing the whole story and delving into your boss's business.” He had her over a barrel and she knew it. That was the thing about Monster: he had the looks of an angel and would smile as he ripped you a new one. “Ready?” He glanced at me. “Are you ready to go and see your mom, sweetheart?” I looked down at the child in my arms. “Are you ready to go home?”

Ghost is sitting beside me, and I can feel his eyes drilling a hole into my head. “Who the fuck is Harmon?” He growls but I don’t say anything. How do I even begin to explain that we’re hunting a monster that makes me want to crawl into a cave and never come out again?

But the fear was there too, the fear that the news might be bad. Just then, I began to hear the sound of the monster’s wings flapping. I was hiding behind a large slab. Sean was behind another one. I signaled to him, and he signaled back. He was holding a tracker, and so was I, just in case my tracker missed and he had to place his instead. The monster descended and looked around. It probably saw the large amount of meat we had left below for it. Seeing the monster made my heart tighten. I signaled to Sean to look underneath it so we could at least figure out whether it was male or female. In response, Sean flipped me off with his middle finger, and I rolled my eyes.

A child-sized monster suddenly leapt from the roof of a broken villa. Bang! Its body flew backward instantly. Another infected survivor stumbled out from behind a tree while shrieking madly. Bang! A clean shot directly through the forehead. Soon, the sounds of gunfire gradually faded. The loud growls of monsters disappeared alongside it. Silence returned to the mountain once more. Only the cold wind remained. Ding! {Congratulations Host. You've gained a total of one thousand points for killing twenty low-level monsters.} {You now have a total of two thousand points.}