Novel & Cerita Basilisk Greek Mythology

It had large yellow eyes that glowed in the dark, and Zen wondered if he was immune to its petrification powers. “Ss-kek!” Basil hissed, and Zen tickled its head with a finger gently. Originally, Zen assumed basilisks were green. It was why he named his pet Basil. However, Basil was a rare golden snake. Zen had no idea basilisks came in this colour. However, it did not make him love his pet any less. Unlike Lime, Basil was able to stay in a summoned state continuously, with the only restriction that it could only be summoned from floors eleven to twenty.

“Yes. We don’t understand why it’s having an even more pronounced effect than normal, but we know it’s a form of basilisk poison. It’s already absorbed entirely into the chieftain’s body, and it’s so potent that if we stop for even a moment, we think it might kill him outright. We can’t stop, madam. We need to focus.” Basilisk poison. Not home-concocted elixirs or viper poison or even wyrm poison. Basilisk poison. Those weren’t even native to this side of the continent, and there were any number of deadlier poisons easier to acquire. It was pure symbolism, the motive. What greater enemy of the fabled dragons than the basilisks? And what greater irony than to kill a chieftain who promised a r

A grunt of frustration slipped from my lips, accompanied by a tightening sensation in my leg that swiftly transformed into tingling. "What are you doing to me?" I growled, my scowl aimed at the creature, though it remained unaffected and relentless in its assault on my senses. My futile attempts to move persisted, and just as I began to accept my impending role as the creature's meal, a voice sounded from behind. "You mustn't meet its gaze," Winter's voice reached my ears. Struggling to turn my head to see her, my attempts were thwarted, like the rest of my body. "That's a basilisk," she explained, her tone grave. "Direct eye contact can lead to death."

The bright moon showed us his face and we could see his pale white skin with red eyes and sharp teeth with his snake tongue sticking out from time to time. Basilisk: What isssss going on here? Hisss… To everyone’s surprise, Spier came up to Basilisk and looked straight into his eyes. Spier: Hah….hahaha. I heard you were called Basilisk. Hahaha. What a funny name. Lord Anex: It spoke! I heard Ban’s Familiar can speak but was very bad at it, but this one straight out went and spoke with no problem at all.

The beast will bow before him, and so do the immortals. "May the greatness be with us?" Elijah responded and we were all dumbfounded. I did not know it was the king of Valeria who entered my domain. Regrettably, we met most unpleasantly. I can't believe the Basilisk is apologizing. It's a far cry from the Basilisk I've seen that doesn't seem to care and attacks everything. I feel like Elijah is lifting me so much, I'm shrinking. I am only human, he is immortal. Not just any immortal, but a powerful one.

The palace light dimmed as the shadows shaped themselves into blades and fangs to attack The Basilisk elders hissed, their golden eyes flaring, attempting to rupture his blood vessels where he stood but their power shattered like glass against his immunity. Glacy’s draught, brewed in secrecy and fed to him for weeks, had hardened his blood against their gaze. Their magic recoiled, backfiring, venom curdling in their throats, turning them inside out from within.

I said angrily. She stared at me, her eyes blazing, and then laughed sarcastically. "How bold of you to say that to me. I’m Giselle, the only daughter of the grand duke, the wife of the king. Who are you to challenge me?!" I let out a sarcastic laugh of my own. "Who cares about your title? All I see is a spoiled, rotten brat—" Before I could finish, she shifted into her wolf form and lunged at me. I wasn’t prepared, and I fell to the ground as she pinned me, snapping her jaws dangerously close to my neck.

(Frenzy Earth Basilisk) Just as soon as Mina stated her report, the First Tier 4 Monster made his appearance exiting the forest at the edge of battlefield, right in front of me. It was a 10 meter tall monster, that looked almost similar to the armoured dragon lizard back on earth, except it was more gigantic, much more densely scaled, got 4 back legs and 2 front legs. Despite it looks almost like a dragon, it is actually a basilisk, it is considerably strong physically, but the much terrifying things about a basilisk is that, it got it’s secret weapons which is his Magical gaze can turned anything into a stone. Seeing that the source of the disturbance are already making their debut before m

A lot of shedding skin. "Damn! That's a big snake!" Leona commented. "Yes. Hilda must be the oldest basilisk to have ever lived." Selena said. "Hilda? The basilisk's name is Hilda?" Joan asked. Selena and Erik chuckled at her reaction. "Yes, it is. Hilda was uncle Salazar's pet. He hatched her from an egg and raised her until his death. Before that, he put her in an enchanted sleep, to only wake up when necessary and only in defense of the castle."

The chances of one of those creatures surviving and plotting revenge was high. “But a basilisk? They are like lizards on steroids, there's no way one of them would sneak into the pack house without petrifying another except Mirabel, they're not smart like that.” Rune muttered under his breath, “Glad you're smart enough to realize that” “What did you say?” Kai asked. “Nothing,” Rune responded swiftly, “well this just leaves us with one option, a Gorgon.” “Hell nah!” Rune nodded, “we've got one big case on our hands. So how do you propose we go about this?”