Bentol Besar Dan Keras Digigit Serangga Novels & Stories

Again the Little Men made medicine and changed one man into the great Uktena, the water serpent, and another into a rattlesnake. As before, the serpents had instructions to kill the old sun when she stopped at her daughter's house. Uktena was large and fierce, with horns on his head, and everyone thought he would be sure to succeed. But the rattlesnake was so eager that he raced ahead and coiled up just outside the house. When the sun's daughter opened the door to look for her mother, he struck, and she fell dead in the doorway.

She swipes something out of her pocket, and in one swish, slices my stomach. The burning feeling is instant. I growl, lurching back as a familiar sting builds there. Silver. I can't see it, but I know it's a small cut. Still, even a silver pinprick can grow into something life-threatening if left untreated. And I don't think they plan to treat me. “Since she’s so powerful, let's pray she gets here to heal you on time, yes?” I snarl at her, wanting to use the strength I still have left to retaliate with silver of my own.

Luna and Ezekiel also did the same. "We can't attack it with a sword," Hector said as she stared at the Scolopendra gigantea. "I'm good at daggers," Maximo said and took out his daggers. "I, too." Sirene and Zachary took out their daggers and Hector also took out his daggers immediately. The Scolopendra gigantea was only staring at Soheila and the others, yet it still looks so disgusting. "If I count to three, we all shoot the eyes, okay?" Luna said as she glanced at Soheila and Luna. "And the others would be scattered and try cutting its legs."

It was an insect, the size of a soldier ant. They had big eyes like that of a Gollum from the lord of the ring, which were glowing green. They had about a dozen rows of teeth, and each tooth was bigger than the ant itself and sharper than a razor blade. They plunge their teeth into my skin, making yelps escape from my mouth. I was plummeting down into the soil, the hailstorm raining heavily on me while the soldiers were biting and creating more damage to my body.

Wilbur could hit the python once with every two throws. Bam! "Hiss!" A thunder spear exploded. The python hissed in pain. Wilbur stood there and smirked. He said, "It looks like I found a way to deal with you." Suddenly, he smelled a rotten scent. His left shoulder and his right leg were bitten by the baby pythons before he could react. Although they were baby pythons, they were the size of humans. Their heads were as large as wine barrels, so their bites were extremely forceful.

She shook her head, looking at the ants, as they rose to a massive height tumbling towards them. Then the ants from behind all hit them, and Serena screamed while Lucas threw himself over her. They fell to the ground, and felt the ants squirming over them, but the ants didn't bite or harm them. Rather, they all joined together to form a giant. “This is bad.” Lucas said, looking up at the giant, which gave a buzzing noise like that of a thousand bees.

Insects buzzed over us, and it took us far too long to realize they weren’t just drifting leaves. Finlay clapped his hands together, killing one with a casual smack, as if he’d done it a hundred times before. We leaned in and examined the squashed bug. It resembled a mosquito—but not quite. There were too many differences: fifteen eyes, an odd number of legs—six on the right, five on the left—and antennae twice the length of its body. Worst of all, it was massive—easily the size of a butterfly. I stared at Finlay, more surprised by his lack of fear than the bug itself.

But when I went to bolt, that damned man swung his horse in front of me. “What are you doing, idiot?!” I yelled, but it was already too late. The General’s horse reared, front legs kicking nearly vertical, and threw Agatha and me to the ground. We screamed as we hit, and the sound bled into the man’s roar when one of the bigger insects snatched him up. They ripped him apart on the spot, blood spraying everywhere, not even giving him time to shift. The horse barely escaped. They were huge bugs, mandibles snapping in the air, and that piercing venom stench saturated everything like a lethal gas.

What surprised him was that the ladybird was as strong as iron, and he didn't kill it. Yin Zong finally relaxed a little. This insect was called Iron Five-spotted Beetle. It could easily penetrate the steel plate of 10 centimeters thickness. Besides, its whole body was as hard as iron and wouldn't be broken by bullets. This was the sect-protecting insect of Ghost Yin Sect. Buzz... The Iron Five-spotted Beetle spread its wings and became as large as an adult's palm. The light around its body was brighter. Its wings vibrated so fast that they caused strange sound waves.

Thousands upon thousands of bugs got transformed from the black gooey substance and began to fly through the air in a large patch swarm. Each of these bug sizes was equal to the size of a shoe and now they start to fly through the air and amass through the surrounding buildings. The swarm of these horrifying bugs assaulted anyone that was on their flight path, and the people who are keeping their eyes on Zhu Wushang all fell victim to this swarm razor sharp teeth and horns that are able to penetrate through 50-millimeter-thick steel plates.