Chimera Ants Novels & Stories

—I don't care, even if it takes me a lifetime I'll get you to accept me. ******* —I told you Chima, something happened to them. —It is obvious that you are beta, if you could smell what I do, you would be in pain in your nose and body. —I don't understand you Chima —Beta Muriel, they are not here —Esme, is your sense of smell failing or are you being stupid? -Mother! —You know what's happening, Andrews and Ana are in heat induced by their pheromones, the bad thing is not knowing where they are.

Chimera has heard stories and from the little she knows, her wolf should be able to hear her call her, most especially as loudly as she did. “I've been calling... Didn't you hear me?” she asked and yet met with another wave of silence. “Oh.. stop tossing, I can't hear you. If there is nothing I will go back to sleep now” Chimera stood still her entire being shaking as fear took a grip of her, it was rather too obvious. “Mera… I've been talking for a long time, but you can't hear me… you've lost hearing” she whispers.

Teka said, turning back to Ley. “Remarkable, it even speaks” Ley said, his eyes widening in surprise, he had seen many formicary ants in his time, but they always responded as a collective, due to their hive mind, this was an incredible find,” Very well, I will take your admission and it has responded to stay in your care, so it seems this ant is now yours, for how long I do not know.” “What do you mean for how long?” Teka asked, raising one eyebrow.

And at the edge of a ruined stone arch, standing atop the horn of a fallen golem, was Anton the Ant—no taller than a boot, wearing a silver-plated helmet the size of a thimble, his voice magically amplified. “CHOKE POINT THE LEFT!” he screamed, pointing his tiny spear at a narrow ridge. “MOVE, YOU FUR COUCHES! THE ENEMY’S DUMBER THAN YOU, NOT SLOWER! GET YOUR TAILS IN FORMATION!” “Are you still alive, you miserable bug?” I growled across the mind-link, slamming a corrupted chimera into a shattered wall. “Alive, commanding, and still prettier than you, mutt!” he snapped. I grinned. Or… well, as much as a blood-soaked wolf mid-fight can grin.

Alex hasn't finished speaking yet, Amora has cut off the sentence he is about to say, Alex can only surrender and obey his mother's wishes but Alex thinks, is he able to fight the demon creature? "Okay, mother," Alex said resignedly, Amora left her alone in the room with an angry and annoyed face, Alex is sitting thinking hard about the choice to head to Mount Abbáddon where there is a half demon tiger and half python creature named Chimera, Chimera itself is an animal that came down from hell, the animal is assigned to guard Mount Abbáddon, a mountain that has lots of fresh fruits, various healing plants, very clear river water to poisonous plants.

It is said that they can even eat the soul, so they are called the Hell Soul Devouring Ants. These things he said came entirely from the Cultivation World. The Hell Soul Devouring Ant was a terrible creature in the Cultivation World, and even cultivators had to withdraw when they encountered it. At first, Qin Haodong did not think of this, and he also thought that these ants were just ordinary South American marching ants. It was only when he saw that these ants had eaten even Hummers that he thought of this terrible creature. After careful observation, he affirmed that this was the Hell Soul Devouring Ant of the Cultivation World. He just didn't understand how they could appear on the earth

The other two vultures swerved, their sensors overloaded by the sonic feedback, crashing into each other and tumbling into the grey dust in a tangled heap of wire and sparks. Kesi collapsed to one knee, blood trickling from his nose. "I can't... I can't do that again, Ressi. My throat... it feels like I swallowed hot coals." The Iron Wall The pack of ground-dwellers was growing impatient. The lead hyena-chimera, seeing its pack-mates falling, let out another burst of distorted static. It was a command. The remaining six beasts stopped their individual attacks and formed a semi-circle, their hydraulic joints clicking in unison as they prepared for a coordinated swarm.

They dropped into the civilian tiers like demons falling into hell. Panic erupted. The six hundred refugees—baseline humans and non-combatant Actives—screamed and scattered. Mama Zuri rushed out of her medical tent, her wooden cane clattering to the floor as she saw the eight-foot chimeras advancing through the camp. The Hounds didn't roar. They operated on pure, cold, programmed lethality. The lead Hound raised a scaled arm, the bio-armor shifting to reveal a dense, organic cannon-like structure on its forearm. It fired a high-velocity spike of compressed, calcified bone, tearing straight through a wooden supply crate and pinning a terrified refugee to the dirt by his shoulder.

The fire chimera exploded with unprecedented fighting intent as the flames on its four hooves and head burned vigorously! Roar! The fire chimera roared, stomped on its four flaming hooves, and soared into the air while spewing fire at the snake. Not to be outdone, the snake held its body erect and opened its jaws wide, revealing the ambition and ferocity of an extraterrestrial beast. It spewed lava waves that tried to engulf the fire chimera! In the air, the huge falling wave of lava was enough to burn the space into distortion! In the face of such a ferocious battle, Fennel and the others quickly retreated!

I tried to work out the unfamiliar Latin word’s translation. “It’s chimaera. That’s the Greek word,” CLAIRE said. “Pronounced the same in English, but from Greek mythology. Traditionally CHIMERA was a fire-breathing monster with the head of a lion, a serpent’s tail, and a goat’s body. Though it’s a word used to describe anything that’s a mashup of different distinct parts.” “A hybrid.” I traced my finger over the wolf-headed figure. ASH leaned in. “Funny. You don’t really look like that though.”