Beastars Legoshi X Haru Novels & Stories

"You promised we'd leave if it got this bad. It's worse than bad now. It's a nightmare." Jess said nothing, just stood there, the storm raging inside him matching the one outside. Finally, he rasped, almost inaudible, "I made other promises too." Reiley sucked in a sharp breath. Of course he had. Promises of loyalty. Of secrets bigger and blacker than either of them. Secrets that had dragged them into this life and would not let them go. "To who?" she demanded, voice cracking. "To them? To the monsters who use children like shields?"

She’s stepped fully into her place with us, as a wolf, a warrior, a mate. Not far off, I hear the pounding of hooves and the low grunt of a falling elk. I lift my head just in time to see Harla and Corwin emerge from the trees, their pelts streaked with blood and mud, dragging a large bull elk. Harla lets out a sharp, triumphant howl, and Corwin bumps his shoulder into hers with a low growl of approval. They fought like one body–quick, coordinated, and ruthless. It’s good to see them like this, alive and whole again.

I couldn’t stop staring, even though I knew it was obvious. “Lucy,” Blake said, his voice low but carrying across the small group. “This is some of the crew.” They nodded, murmured hellos, and I forced a polite, shaky smile. Some were tall, broad, faces marked with tattoos and scars; others looked younger, eager, testing. I could feel their curiosity like heat pressing down on me, and I tensed. One man, a tall guy with a neatly trimmed beard and arms like tree trunks, stepped forward. “Heard about you from Blake. Didn’t expect him to bring someone out here.”

"Isn't this rain lasting a little too long?" Felix held me close, frowning slightly. Beastmen were always sharp—his instincts were sounding the alarm. I nodded. Fortunately, we had reinforced the power system earlier. Otherwise, with rain this heavy, a blackout would have been a real problem. "Honey, should we go take a look outside?" I blinked. "How?" "By flying, of course." He ruffled my hair, murmured something under his breath, and suddenly—wings unfurled across his back.

Grandmother’s stone body stepped out of the canal. Water streamed from her dark crown. Shigure looked past me. She happened. Grandmother opened her hand. A black spear formed. She threw it. Shigure pushed me down. The spear passed over us and struck Harun’s chest. The beast roared. Its lanterns shattered. Darkness poured from beneath its scales. Shigure ran to it. Stay with me. Harun snapped weakly at his arm. Yes, I know. Shigure pressed his bloody palm against the creature’s wound. Silver symbols spread across its scales.

Ferris asked darkly raising the eyebrow. Hazel bit her lips before she looked straight in his eyes, saying, “yes, you are beast. My loving beast.”

"Begin!" Levi shot his three arrows just as Arisa jumped back. Each landed a foot from the other with the first one landing exactly where Arisa had stood. He got three more arrows and lined them up on the string of his bow. He shot one arrow after the other. Arisa managed to block all three with her swords, but Levi had used this as a distraction and shot two more arrows. One snagged the cloth of the pants on her right leg and stuck it to the ground while the other did the same to her left leg.

Oh and, Beto is the tomboyish young woman with short auburn hair. “The Gori-gori is an ape beast with big jaws. While it seems like it’s dangerous in its mouth part, because it can easily tear you in half, don’t lower your defense against the other parts of its body. Its hands and legs are both very strong and they are the reason the beast is included in the Skull Crusher among its kind.” Beto explained. “If it’s that bad, why are we here?” Raul asked. “Because Jai-san accepted the request.” Rina said.

No matter how much knowledge they had, there was no way they would know about those beasts. After all, those beasts had never appeared on Hestia Continent before. They lived in second-grade worlds, and not every second-grade world had them. They only existed in a few of those worlds. With those conditions in place, there was no way they could ever recognize those beasts. The caretakers let out a cold announcement after showing those beasts, "The hundred and seventh battle. The challenger is Lesley King! You have five minutes to choose one of these five beasts to fight you. After you finish choosing, everyone can place their bets in the betting area. I am sure all of you are clear with the ru

The EMT lady cried in frustration. “I do not believe our perpetrator is a who. It shows more of a what, from the appearance of this death scene. Perhaps, a male black bear that preys on humans. They are hostile toward people, and whatever did this appears aggressive. It could be anything, although I won't accept this as the result of some human being doing.” The police director reveals this to his subordinates. “If this is an attack of a beast, then we are obliged to keep our eyes observant and ears alert. It could be lurking in the shadows. Stay wide-awake chaps, do not let your defenses down! Have your guns on standby and flashlight focus!” Another police officer shouted.