Beastars Bats Novels & Stories

Dimas deftly pulled Shella and me behind the root of the most enormous tree nearby. Then bent down and tried to stay still. Moments later, the beast horde literally flew past us. As the name implies, this Black Vampire Bat was completely black in color, from its feather, wings, eyes, to the nail. In this darkness, we could only see the vague figure and sounds of the fluttering wings.

he hissed, voice shaking despite the warning. Asher didn’t flinch. He didn’t even blink. He took a single step forward. Then another. Slow. Intentional. Every movement made the men’s fear spike, their hearts hammering. Two of them panicked. They spun, sprinting toward the edge of the barricade, desperate to escape. From nowhere, black shapes erupted, Bats. But not ordinary bats. Their wings shimmered, edges ignited with fire. They descended on the fleeing men like living torches, claws and fangs ripping through the air.

His chest still rose and fell from the game, his jersey tugged tight across muscles hockey shouldn’t legally be allowed to build. His eyes cut to the bully trio, cold as the ice behind him. “Touch her again,” he said, voice low and lethal, “and you’ll regret ever being born.” Jessica’s smirk collapsed instantly. Mara swallowed hard. Ally stepped back like he was a wild animal. Funny. Henry had called him a monster minutes ago. Now I was seeing exactly what that meant. Then, as if on cue, the girls snapped out of their fear and flipped instantly into fangirl mode.

He answered. His words made total sense. As simple as he looked, he was wise and very accurate with his intuitions. "So what's your decision father. We both know that when you cross the damn river there is no point of return." I reminded him. "Damon, That Beast is searching for a breeder. A bond and mate. If luckily Hera proves herself worthy and its instinct is drawn fully to her, it won't harm her. I don't want to think the worst that's why I still have a ray of hope that she is still alive and being kept well." He answered.

A body emitting celestial light tumbled out, that angelic light began sinking beneath the dark surface. Our body moved towards it, but we were not alone. The Beast’s senses honed in on a 12-foot predator catapulting through the water toward our helpless prize. The light glowed from beneath murky water, rippling streams of it flowing through its ambiguous depths and spreading out. The Beast focused on his target ignoring the fleeting brush of fur to skin. Our arm skimmed the illuminated body sending an all too brief exquisite humm through us.

Alpha Zane's eyes flickered open, his grey eyes swiftly moving around the room, till he came to a slow focus on Beta Kane's desperate eyes. "Alpha. You are awake." "Kane." he said, a small breath escaping his lips and he pulled himself to a sitting position. His cloak was still wrapped around him, but the right shoulder was off, exposing the constellation tattoo that extended from his upper arm to his neck, and stopped just before his ear lobe. Standing out was Polaris, the northern star, the star his pack had been named after.

He was serving punch after punch, even though the man beneath him wasn't responsive at all. The silence was deafening, and the sound of his grunts filled the entire hall with both horror and dread. I stood frozen to my spot, my eyes fixed on the monster of a man I was mated to, as he went again and again at the helpless man. I knew this wasn't what happened with Valerian, judging from how he had looked when he was buried, but hell, I wondered if it was close. If it was this merciless. "Alpha," the instructor said, but Alpha Eros just kept going, like the man wasn't saying anything.

On Rain’s mark, they sprinted through the path and headed outside while killing the ants that came from the sides. “Where are they taking the weapons?” Gon asked. He was the only one that was not busy with dealing with the ants since the others were already decimating them. “Nowhere good. We’ll figure it out later.” Rain replied. They made it outside where the mist was really thick. Then they saw where the mist was coming from. A pair of grey bombardier beetles that were releasing the mist were standing by the door. “[Angel’s Spear]! [Angel’s Spear]!” Rain acted quickly and threw two spears of light at the beetles, instantly killing them.