Creepiest Animals Novels & Stories

My clothes were ragged and I lost my sandals, but it doesn't matter because how I'll get away and save myself from these creepy creatures is the most matter. They're like hungry, craving for its foods. A predator hunting for its prey, which is me. They're creepy and scary so I close my eyes in fears. In my lifetime living, this is the first time I'm witnessing and experiencing these. I don't even believe in ghost nor fairytales. They're just fictional, an imagination. Human mind imagery creations formed from fears. Some of them are now approaching me while the others are still standing but ready to eat me. I screamed out of my lungs when they successfully reached me.

I hate the way Sienna shrinks from me, the way Maya looks like she is about to cry, the way I’m suddenly the worst scum in the room. “You don’t,” I admit. “All I can do is tell you what I know.” I pause, remembering. “But this year—” They look at me expectantly. “—This year, it hasn’t been us. I’ve seen something else in the woods. Creatures with pale skin and sharp teeth. They have eyes that glow at night. They don’t hunt deer. They watch. I’ve felt them. My men have seen them, too. We avoid them, but…” I shrug helplessly. “Maybe your wolves are running into them.”

"It will take a lot of focus, and that's where the twist is." I announced. "What twist?" He stopped us. "We have moved quite deep into the cave and if there is a total black out without lights, we will release the crackens." I announced. "That sounds bad. What are crackens?" He asked me. "Let's just say that they are giant flesh eating insects that thrives in the dark and senses fear as their sense of mobility. They can't see but they are triggered to move towards your fear." I said. "Well, that's simple then. We do not need to off the torch. You will just cast the spell then."

"Clownery." "That's not even a word." I wrinkle my nose at the stench of something foul. An animal's carcass, possibly. There are beasts of nature that have made every forest in Neredia their home. It's never advisable to stay out till dark. Werewolf or no, there's always something waiting in the shadows to attack and devour. Could be hybrid coyotes, or lone wolves who have lost their mind, or even better, it could be rogues. This place gives me the creeps.

*** Solaris POV *** My eyes narrowed as I looked at the slight movement in the corner of my eyes. It scurried along the floor and just as it went to run by me, I stepped on it. The crunch was loud but set down the crate I was carrying to inspect the now dead insect. It was a cockroach, full grown. Not only was it not the season for them but Finn and I went to great lengths to make sure this place was bug free. It was one of Noah’s greatest fears and really his only one. Cockroaches were on the top of that list next to spiders and centipedes.

I can feel Alex's aura fluctuate, worried about my statement. "There are hundreds, even thousands of creatures in the world: gods, monsters, angels, among others... But do you know which is the strangest creature ever created?" I asked rhetorically. "Humans." I remained quiet for a few seconds to organize my thoughts so that Alex could understand... So that my companions could understand, as I know they are listening.

Harper froze. "Something is watching us," Sebastian looked up into the shadows of the stalactites. His golden eyes dilated, adjusting to the dark. He saw them. Not one. Dozens. Creatures clinging to the rock. They looked like bats, but the size of dogs. Pale, hairless, with massive claws and no eyes. Their skin was translucent, pulsing with... blue veins? The Virus. These creatures had been feeding on the leaking fumes of the Helios strain for centuries. They had mutated into perfect predators. SCREECH! One of the creatures let out a sonic shriek. It dove.

Though it’s likely to see a werecreature whose emotions are heightened to lose control and transform. What most human fictional stories tend to miss is our origin. We are derived from powerful beasts known as the forbidden animals. The forbidden animals resemble the average lion, panther, wolf, and hyena, among other members of the animal species. But these creatures are at least three times their size, move in flashing speed, and are immeasurably more powerful than the average wildlife in the animal kingdom.

Sometimes sleep isn't the best thing. I'd been asleep for almost the whole day. Now it was midnight and I struggled and rolled in my sheets the fatigue now all but gone. What stays with me is the amazing amount of fear and worry about what’s to come. Will had told me a long time ago that the dark forest was once alive but somehow the land had been poisoned, the creatures that lived within them were dark and outcasts. The place held the largest population of Ghosts, ogres, centaurs and so many animals. Once I'd seen a giant spider the size of a dwarf house but they keep to themselves and find caves and dense trees in their homes.

My words died in my throat as we rounded the corner and came face-to-face with a horde of snarling, slavering beasts, unlike anything I'd ever seen. The rest of my men, equal parts furious and shocked, stood around our fallen comrade, firing off rounds of bullets into the wave of beasts as they charged. The shots rang out, the sound deafening, as just some of the creatures fell to the ground, their blood spilling onto the forest floor. “ Oh shit! What the heck are these things?" Alan exclaimed, almost in a whisper, his eyes wide with shock but my sharp shifter hearing picked it up. This was bad. Real bad. My grandmother's stories didn't come close to describing the grotesque monstrosities of