Chimera Monsters Novels & Stories

Achilles nodded to Helga encouraging her to explain. “Well, with the help of our Queen and Prince Achilles, we learnt that, Dhampirs that happen to have familiars often have differing abilities, for example, the ability to partially shift and they are able to access abilities that are normally exclusive to their familiars,” Helga explained. Seraphina nodded slowly in understanding.

My heart pounded like it was about to explode from my chest. Callista chuckled and slung an arm around me. “It’s not a movie. These are real vampires and werewolves. Here at Eclipse Academy, we have five types of supernatural beings: Werewolves, Vampires, Incubi, Dragons, Ghouls, and Witches,” she said matter-of-factly. I shook my head. This couldn’t be real. Why the hell was I in a school full of monsters? “Please tell me this is an illusion,” I said, my voice trembling.

My pack landed beside me and we pounced, five wolves tearing into her before she could finish the next syllable. Above, two hawk-riders—shifters in aerial armor—rained lightning-tipped spears onto the field, clearing a path toward the rear lines. The witches shrieked as their ground began to shift beneath them—our earth mages had arrived, raising stone and spires to isolate their sigil casters. But they weren’t done yet. A titan chimera rose from the pit—a patchwork beast of bull legs, dragon wings, and a hundred whispering mouths along its ribs.

“No, not real demons. They are Chimera Vampires. Kane’s dad messed around with the bat tribe and made all sorts of abominations before ending with the results of vampires. Mind you, he was trying to make his own Chimera and failed several times. Demons are the result of that failure.” “Enough talk, Shela needs you.” Kane interrupted Chaze and suddenly began pounding his fist into the ground. I simply nodded and started to climb up the rubble to the top floor. I looked back and saw Kane had made a very large hold in the training room and dropped down into it as Chaze followed. The ruby wolf pack was down there, what was left of them anyways. I just hope they were all okay. I shook my head to

she smirks at me then Anita. "Not at all the way I expected you to find out," I mutter quietly avoiding eye contact. Tears fill my eyes at the thought of children and choke quietly, "I'm the only of my kind, I don't know if it's possible to give what your wife is asking. "Vampires can conceive with other vampires the same way humans do, but I'm not sure if I can," I say quietly and lock myself in the bathroom. "We can find out," Anita says through the door. "Let's find this witch first and go from there one step at a time. Okay?"

We're sitting on a bench in the waiting area, mom and a nurse who was tending her wounds are also with us. "We were on our way to the neighboring pack to deliver some goods as Alpha Jarek ordered us, but we were suddenly attacked by some strange looking creatures -I have never seen anything like them before" "What do they look like? Can you describe them?" I asked. Her eyes blinked rapidly as she tried to hold back her tears. "They looked like giant bats, but they're not bats..." Giant bats, but they're not bats? "...they had very long nose but only one nostril, pink eyes that had murderous intentions lurking in them, six legs and blade like arms with no fingers or claws"

“Kill the intruders! The master pays double for live specimens. The Chimera needs more bodies!” Nero’s fist connected with another jaw. Chimera. The name hit like a hammer. He didn’t know the full shape yet, If the Chimera was recruiting—turning people into those twisted creatures—it meant Kade’s protection of the palace and other packs was working. Forcing the enemy to scavenge elsewhere. “Push!” Caya shouted. “We’ve got the girl!” They herded the freed captives toward the exit tunnel, a ragged column of twenty desperate souls. Crossbow bolts whistled past. One grazed Nero’s arm, drawing hot blood, but he barely felt it. He was fighting for more than coin.

Usually solemn and majestic, the place now seemed exceptionally cold and gloomy. Soon, I was led into the secret chamber beneath the altar and laid on a cold stone bed. Kael brought a bowl of black potion that smelled bitter. It was a sedative to knock a wolf out. The liquid slid down my throat. My consciousness blurred rapidly, and my limbs became heavy. Through my heavy eyelids, I saw Kael change into a white ceremonial robe. He leaned over and whispered in my ear. "Seraphina, don't be afraid. I'm here."

The sub-basement of Vane Biotics was a tomb of glass and pressurized air. I stood in the center of the "Sequence 5" nursery, the silver locket clutched in my palm so tightly the metal was beginning to bite into my skin. Outside the acrylic walls, the dark water of the Atlantic churned, a silent witness to the monsters Victor Vane had created. "Intruder Alert. Biometric purge in forty-five seconds," the AI’s voice echoed, cold and rhythmic, through the white corridor.

“She will uncover things that were buried for a reason.” I looked toward the tall windows. Beyond them, the royal laboratory still glowed with a faint blue light. “She will destroy the purity of the royal bloodline.” “What does she even research anyway?” Garrow asked as I looked at him. “You all remember the tales of the shiftless wolves?” I said as they all nodded. “Those were tales from years ago. Those with extreme powers had their wolves sealed away so that only wolves would exist in this world.” “Well… she is trying to awaken their powers.”