Behemoth Novels & Stories

Animosity. A dampening surge of panic spews down my spine, plaguing my bones. It's raw. It's paralyzing. I start to ripple with panic. Whoever this giant is, he isn't a good person, that is if he is really human. Why is he loitering like doom in our compound at this hour? It's almost ten at night for God's sake. Who the animal is he? How did he even get in?

The man let out a deep growl when Dhara’s fingers tiptoed up his bare chest and sank into his large shoulder. “Fuck,” he cursed into her neck, releasing her wrist and skating his enormous arms around her small waist. He was so fucking huge. How the hell did she fail to notice that earlier? Or had he grown several fucking inches in the last ten seconds? No. That was impossible. She refused to believe something so bizarre could actually happen.

"Ah, yes, thank you." Alicia entered that office that was very elegant. There was that man standing, looking at the window with his hands behind his back. He was tall, although Alicia assumed that with her height any man was tall, but he was 1.89. His hair was dark brown and for someone in charge of a company he had no styling products; it looked silky and beautiful, it had volume because of the type of broken hair he had, he was very young. Alicia had read when she was looking for information about the company that the new boss of "Caballeros Tours" was between 35 years old, but it was the only information there was about him and she didn't investigate further.

It split into four mandibles, lined with rows of serrated, yellow teeth. It was the size of a tank. It looked at me. Its eyes were milky white cataracts. "A Behemoth," I whispered, recognizing the creature class from the oldest Archives. "A Carrion Beast." The beast sniffed the air. It smelled the star-metal Heart beating in the center of the room. It growled. A wet, gurgling sound. It ignored me. It walked toward the Heart. "Hey!" I shouted. "Doggy!"

He duck down as the behemoth hit its right fang sideways on a tree, Therens looked up to see that the tree cracked down while the fang was unbothered. “What the hell, this monster is too strong,” he thought. The Behemoth keeps on wiggling his head as Therens tried his best to grasp any skin around him. He was shocked upon seeing that the behemoth was running while its head was lying low to hit another tree. He rolled his body down to the behemoth’s nape as the head hit the tree, Therens felt the impact as the behemoth roared loudly en

Beemo could no longer take the embarrassment and transformed into his energy beast form. Beemo used his wing to slap the green-haired man from the sky. He tore through the air as he fell and crashed into the forest below. Beemo turned the air particles into nitrogen and blasted a breath of liquid nitrogen on the forest the green-haired man fell into. An extensive section of the forest froze over immediately, killing thousands of trees and destroying hundreds of houses outside of the forest.

No, it couldn’t be… The large beast flapped its serpentine wings above her head as it came in for a landing. It’s scales took on the color of honey, shining like mirrors in the sun, and it landed with the grace of a blue heron, as it’s onyx talons clacked against the concrete patio. Madchen gasped as the beast shook it’s shiny scales, and sitting atop its head were two beautiful black horns. Ruby eyes blinked in the morning mist, eyes that looked vaguely familiar to her.

Her back complained as she groaned and rolled pitifully on the floor, but lo, the black giant was up already and at it again. She mustered all the strength in her as quick as she could and defensively matched his weaker knee cap so hard that he groaned of pain as his upper body approached the center of gravity in response to the pain inflicted and she responded swiftly with a hard kick on the temporal bone of his skull, kicking it so hard like it were a soccer ball, so hard that the man landed on the adjacent corner of the room.