Blurry Creatures Hosts Novels & Stories

Nezeira then asked her, “Do you know what happened here?” The woman replied, “Not exactly but I know something terrible. There were these creatures all over the place. They killed all, my colleagues.” Nezeira, “What kind of creatures?” The woman, “I have never seen such things nor ever I have heard about them. They are like these filthy monsters with fangs; they has these disgusting blisters all over their body, sharp nails and dripping blood from their mouth. I watched as they killed all.”

The golden manes were now shredded and in place stood a furless pale creature with red eyes and jagged teeth. Crawlers? That is what they reminded me of, A more animalistic version of Orion’s Crawlers. The creatures attempted to growl at me but instead of something deep and menacing, it was a screech that sent a shiver down my spine, piercing every single nerve ending and shaking my very core.

Amid the hustle and bustle of this war, Lanaya took Hazkiel to a meadow in the middle of the forest, and there Hazkiel saw Purity. His sister stood with two terrifying creatures that Hazkiel had never seen before. The creature was towering, about three meters, and had a scaly head like a snake. Their eyes are red and when they blink, the lids close from the side. “What are they doing?” “They want to call more of their kind here.” Servant said, while raising his weapon, a spear made of dead stars, and dashed off to attack. The weather that had been sunny suddenly turned gloomy. Lanaya held Hazkiel’s hand.

“It’s impossible. We don't have that in the Centre of mystical and non-mystical creatures. You’re dead if you meet such a creature, needless to speak about trying to catch it and bring it here. Maybe who said she saw that, got it wrong. Who said such nonsense?” “Abigail Malley said that ...” Miss Harmony interrupted the little stone elf. Silarg's smile disappeared like a candle in the wind. “Hm ... Abigail knows these creatures very well. She studied their palaeontology. And she certainly didn't joke, not even once, not to mention lying. But ... we need to talk to Knudlac urgently.” “The professors are invited in the south wing! We need to make a quick plan!” The elf stopped her.

“That smoke—it’s alive.” Aurora’s silver eyes narrowed. The creature’s aura pulsed in sync with the forest’s hum, amplifying the clawing sensation in her mind. “It’s not natural,” she mindlinked. “It’s like the land’s been corrupted—by Nightshade.” The creature lunged, its claws slashing toward Aurora. She dodged with preternatural speed, her wolf’s agility saving her as the claws raked the earth, leaving scorched marks. Mikhail charged, his massive form colliding with the creature, sending it sprawling. Liam and Rylan pounced, their teeth snapping, but the creature’s smoky form flickered, evading their attacks with unnatural grace. Aurora’s heart pounded as she circled, feeling the creature

“You were right about the circle the hybrid girl draw, Eren, The damn thing is actually a barrier, a line of defense, formed by a huge swarm of these monstrous creatures that circled the external perimeter of the center island’s regional water.” “Creatures?!” “Yes, things I have never seen before, nor saw the likes of them, they were barely half my size, but they were very strong and monstrous, and most importantly, numerous, there were tens of thousands of them if not more, they attack anything that moves, but they were more attracted to humans, like moths to flames, they are very fast and elusive, and can kill with one bite, their only weakness is the fact that they are blind, and probably

His heartbeats get loud enough that he can literally hear its sound under his chest. The stoneway ends around the banyan tree. A ground with brown clay and grey stones at some places goes forward from here. Each side of the way is guarded by tall and dense trees. A black panther steps out from a little space between two long maple trees. Walking from the left side of the way it comes in the middle and looks straight towards Reza. It has dark yellow eyes with a thick black line in the central upper part of the eye. Reza stops and looks with his daring eyes at it. He is prepared for anything to close the gap between him and Alicia now. But the panther doesn't seem to be in the mood.

Philip put down his food and the kids all looked at him and paid attention, “some of the scrolls I found talked about the magic of the realm, the people and the creatures that roam the land,” “What kind of creatures?” Kurt asked. “Magnificent beasts of all shapes and sizes living on the land, in the water, and in the sky. These creatures aren’t like the animals here on Earth. They’re smarter and a lot more special because they all have a mystic ability unlike any animal you know of. The most magnificent of all the creatures in Randos are the Krans,” “What are Krans?” Lydia asked.

The dark fluid spilled out across the concrete, and the creatures inside—the twisted, grafted abominations—began to twitch. Nomo stopped. He watched as one of the creatures opened its eyes. They weren't violet, and they weren't red. They were a milky, sightless white, leaking a black ichor that hissed as it touched the floor. The thing let out a sound that wasn't a scream or a growl, but a distorted, multi-tonal vibration that shattered the glass panels of the nearby offices. “Somito, tell me you’re clear!” Nomo shouted, his hand shaking as he raised his tablet to send the emergency burst.

"What?" The nearest creature smiled wider. Its jaw cracked. Then it opened impossibly far. "Found." Aria's voice became cold. "When hosts die, pieces of them remain behind." Alina remembered the tower. The red threads. The memories. The screaming. Her stomach dropped. These things weren't monsters. Or at least they hadn't started that way. They were what remained after a host died. The realization made the sight far more disturbing. The nearest creature suddenly moved. One moment it stood still.