Billdip Monster Falls Novels & Stories

Theon A pillar monster falls right in front of me, nearly crushing me, but I jump away just in time. The sheer force of the fall breaks its stone arm in two, and the eerie silverish glow in its eyes subsides. The pillar monster stops moving. “I think he died,” I tell Haden, who is panting on the other side of the fallen monster. This is the only one that we managed to fall, and by the looks of it, kill. “Holy shit, did that actually work?” Kiran screeches.

Or alive. The elevator stops with a soft chime. My stomach drops. “This is it,” she says. “Good luck.” The doors open. And I forget how to breathe. The floor is glass. Actual glass. Beneath my feet stretches Manhattan—shiny cars, busy people, skyscrapers—all swaying beneath me like the world is one deep breath from falling apart. I swallow, my throat tight. One misstep and I’ll scream myself into a dimension I can’t return from.

This action seemed familiar and gave him a very disgusting déjà vu. Caelum looked up at her, she was already bending in front of him in a way that her boobs were just inches away from his touch. But there, there, Angela had made a terrible mistake. Caelum let go of the coffee mug that fell straight at her heels. She screeched. Those heels looked expensive, probably gifted by one of the many men she slept with. Not to mention the hot coffee being spilled on her bare feet. He looked her dead in the eyes, pure hatred and disgust shone on his face. Angela was more than terrified, her face had gone pale.

“Before more show up.” After what feels like forever, we enter a big chamber beneath the ruins. At its middle is a pedestal. Resting atop it is a sparkling silver stone…the Moon Stone. It hums with energy. As I walk forward, the ground rumbles again. This time, it’s not guardians. It’s something worse. From the shadows, a hideous monster rises. It’s at least ten feet tall, clothed in dark armor with flashing red fractures running through its breast. Horns twist from its skull-like head, and eyes burn like fire.

The salt stung cuts I didn’t remember getting. Up ahead, the fog thinned into a corridor of grey where trees pulled back and let a little sky show. I aimed for it and ran until my knees wobbled. The ground dipped without warning. I slid to a stop just shy of a sinkhole rimmed with cattails. The black water there was so still it looked fake. A single bubble rose and popped soundlessly. A memory hit so hard I almost fell, Mama Delphine tossing a chicken to her pet, the gator rising slow and sure.

Then Thomas placed a hand on her shoulder. Then: "You okay?" Lily laughed. A broken laugh. Then: "No." Pause. Then: "Not even a little." Honestly? Fair. Very fair. Reasonable honestly. Then the ground shook. BOOOOM! Everyone turned. The Devourer. The giant monster had entered the city. Finally. Its massive form towered above everything. Buildings collapsed beneath its feet. Ancient towers shattered. The statues rushed to stop it. Hundreds of them. Yet they looked tiny compared to the creature.

“I fell into a hole, a deep one. Daunator and I talked for at least ten minutes. It wasn’t in the least bit helpful either. If you missed all of that, I don’t know what to tell you, but I assure you, I saw the monster. And he’s a right old bastard!” The ground beneath them shook violently for several seconds, and Asteria remembered the falling rocks and what it felt like to be trapped beneath the surface of the mountain. For a moment, she regretted her words, but when the ground stilled itself, she only asked, “See?” and turned to go back down the path that had brought her to no good end. “What did he say?” Hines asked, running to catch up with her after the scare of the shaking ground had w

Chapter 36 Drowning of Saint Michel The rupture in the concrete platform did not release a shower of stone or earth; it unleashed a solid, pressurized column of stagnant, black water that smelled heavily of ancient sulfur and chemical waste. The force of the underground eruption was so violent it threw Laila backward, her bound blades cutting through the air as she crashed into the concrete base of a structural pillar. The three New Breed monsters were caught directly in the path of the black geyser, their spider-like limbs instantly dissolving into a purple slime as the highly acidic water stripped the flesh from their bone structures within seconds.

Just as he received the item, the huge billboard fell from the sky, and with a crack, the two of them were cut in half. “F*ck!” Seeing his body being cut into two halves with his own eyes, Post cursed. His upper body fell to the ground, and he died. Mona Lynn struggled on the ground. When her pupils slowly dilated, she looked at the billboard. She choked on a mouthful of blood and revealed a bitter smile.