Calling All The Monsters Lyrics Novels & Stories

I see your monsters, I see your pain. Tell me your problems, I'll chase them away. I'll be your lighthouse. I'll make it okay. When I see your monsters I'll stand there so brave, and chase them all away. I'll chase them all away You've got the chance to see the light, even in the darkest night And I will be here like you were for me, so just let me in. Cause... I see your monsters, I see your pain. Tell me your problems,

Not even of the chains they’re trying to wrap around my neck. I’m afraid of who it might be. Who I want it to be. Because there’s only one man who’s ever made me feel anything. Only one whose name claws at the back of my throat like prophecy. And if it’s him… If they think binding me to a wolf will save our dying kind… They have no idea what they’ve started.

Then came zerathos words, “You think you know war. You think this is just a battle of swords and blood. But you are blind. We have done more than build an army—we have awakened horrors from the past. Creatures that once roamed the darkest corners of this world now serve our cause. You will not fight soldiers. You will fight nightmares. You may prepare your weapons, your warriors, your magic. It won’t be enough. By the time the final battle arrives, Lycara will already be drowning in blood. Run if you wish. Beg the gods for mercy. It will not save you.” A chill ran through me. I lifted my gaze to the others. “They’re using more than just rebels and rogues. They’ve summoned monsters.” “Creatur

I see your monsters, I see your pain. Tell me your problems, I'll chase them away. I 'll be your lighthouse, I'll make it okay. When I see your monsters, I'll stand out so brave and chase them all away He finishes strumming his guitar, and now he's looking directly into my eyes. I don't know if it is because of his power or not, but I feel my whole system is calming down whenever I am with him, even though he also betrays me.

"And next time… don’t come pick me up at such late hours." Feeling deflated, I let out a quiet "Ok." I thought that was the end of our conversation until, just as I stepped out of the car, a whisper, barely louder than the wind, brushed against my ear. "Because you were wronged." … "They’re all mean to me." "I won’t be." "Then will you stand up for me?" "I will." "What?" "I’ll stand up for you. No matter when, no matter what—if you need me, I’ll always come back for you."

(Translation You who see from afar, with great art and reason, Let no corruption, no empty thoughts, touch me. The monster's soul, the cold heart, nothing of the truth is known. I speak to you, you who are magic, protect my soul. From shadows and darkness, from space and time, You will be with me, you will be here for me. Through the power of this monster, let no corruption touch me, No evil, no demon's power. Now I see myself, I open my eyes, and you are with me.

A series of bird monsters' screeching rang out as a swarm of monsters approached. Rozi yelled from up in the air, "They're here!"

“Take your arms, friends and beloved allies. Rouse every citizen of my kingdom and take to arms. The time is nigh, the streets shall flood with their blood, you shall feast on their flesh and they will die knowing that it was us who will be taking their lives. Their men will be eviscerated, their wives will be made into slaves and food while they watch their children be eaten in front of them.” It was quite an eerie sight, seeing a hodgepodge of monsters cheering at this sheer violence, the palace rumbled at the sheer tenacity of their stomps and footsteps as they walked away cheering and roaring Dyron’s name. These monsters now leave to gather their weapons, call their allies and muster int

La la la~ La la la~ La la la~ News, news, news, Happy smiling face, We row the boat, In the sea of blood. La la la~ La la la~ La la la~ O, kill them all, Raise your weapon, Make them pay, O, we will kill them all. La la la~ La la la~ La la la~ The song echoed hauntedly for a long time. It penetrated through the wall and traveled across the mansion. It was like the call of a god of death. Even though he was alone, he was enjoying himself.

They were losing the ability to distinguish their own desires from the pull of the connection, drowning in a sea of shared history and current desperation. Suddenly, the world shattered. An alarm, high and piercing, ripped through the silence of the fortress. It was a sound of imminent collapse. Shouts erupted from the courtyards—the panicked cries of guards and the clatter of steel against steel. From the wind outside, a sound carried that froze the blood in their veins. It was a chorus of voices, feminine and haunting, chanting words that weren't in any language of men. They were calling Lior’s name—a summons that vibrated through the stone foundations.