Croatoan Virus Supernatural Novels & Stories

“It’s possible that your buddy Troy has been keeping some of the supes for himself and doing experiments on them.” “So, we need to find a hunter’s laboratory as well?” Cedric asks. “It’s not just that.” He stops again. “Ish, out with it.” I tell him. “If the rumors are true, he’s created himself an army of supernaturals. Supes that will now answer to him, whether it’s through brainwashing, Alpha command or some weird serum they’ve been given, I don't know. He’s coming after you Cedric.” “Let him come.” Cedric snarls beside me. “He’s lived too long anyway.”

Cali asked. “They’re right here in central Connecticut,” Caitlin said. “I just heard it on The Morning Show.” Leesa leaned forward so she could see Caitlin around Cali. Whenever she heard about unexplained killings her thoughts immediately turned to the supernatural. First it had been vampires, but since her last few dreams, she had now added zombies to the mix. She hoped this latest report would be easily explained by human causes, but she knew how often vampires hid their killing behind the guise of human depravity. She doubted zombies would ever be so careful, though.

"There's this religious cult that claims they're purging the earth of what defiles it. They believe they're on a mission to kill vampires and other supernatural creatures." Raven's eyes widened in shock. "What? Who believes that stuff?" she asked, her voice betraying her disbelief. Katie let out a frustrated sigh. "Apparently, there are people who do," she replied. "I mean, this is the 21st century, for crying out loud! How can anyone still believe in that kind of nonsense?" Raven's mind raced back to the night she was attacked by a creature with fangs. It was a terrifying experience that had changed her life forever. She had since become obsessed with the supernatural, scouring every book a

She stood in front of me even though I could tell she was terrified. "Look I have no idea what kind of psychopathic cult shit you got her in but she is staying with me," Kris said and a growl reverberated through Creed's chest. "Creed," I warned and he stopped immediately. "What are you doing?" He asked me. "There is a reason the majority of the world doesn't know about the existence of the supernaturals." "What the fuck it's like I just stepped into a roleplaying game." Kris was flabbergasted at the words coming put of Creed's mouth.

Looking down her chain was round his ankle, and even if he had set his body ablaze it didn’t stop her from lifting him up to the sky and twirl him like she would a disk. Victor moved through the field like he was surfing the waves, but on a giant snake as he picked creature from Supernatural. Every time they thought they had gotten close, they were pushed back. Their numbers were declining while the other numbers wouldn’t stop. He looked at the cloud that just dropped them. “It’s the cloud” Victor said. “What about it?” Dilia asked. “It’s the source. We need something strong enough to stop it”. “We could all regroup” Agira said.

After packing up his things and preparing for dinner, Vincent brought along the report he had obtained from the researcher at Horus. "I have something to show you!" Vincent said this to Zach after they had dinner. He reported to Zach. "What's this?" "Horus is behind this vampire virus in New York now. They are looking for an antidote to sell at high prices. If they make it, this would be the same as selling killer biological weapons." Vincent explained this to Zach. Zach didn't look surprised, except his face was tense. He took out Vincent's report and read it. "They did human trials?" said Zach, and Vincent nodded.

Wounded and on the edge of death, still breathing but had no will nor strength. It layed helplessly in excruciating pain, while Pradai stood in awe, still speechless of what she had just done to the Cruk. The power of the Santacas was acting up, she was convinced that she wasn't alone in her “Chronicles”, however she couldn't fully control the powers consciously. "Woooh we missed the show" said crul widening his eyes and squeezing his tiny eyes, making a regrettable Face and expression "Anyone heard me?? I said we missed the show!

He was also seen curving his hand around his beloved cousin’s waist. “So, what you’ve just seen, heard and experienced is the concrete proof that these Crudus’ violins really have got their queer, mysterious and undescribed supernatural powers. It sounds irrational, bizarre, and a little bit illogical, but it turns out to be true…” said Eriwan with his little explanations. “Yeah, actually there are a lot of inexplicable, queer, mysterious matters in this world. This Crudus’ violins phenomenon is merely one of them…” continued Erito beginning to put back Crudus’ violins into their glass cupboard.

he said and placed a USB drive on the table. “What is that?” I lifted my eyebrows, “Proof that Angela´s words were right,” he said, slumping on his chair, feeling defeated. He has fought so hard, and he is realizing all his efforts were futile dreams. I placed the USB on the secured computer in the conference room and opened the files. File after file was of experiments made on the supernatural, trying to find a serum. At first, I had thought that the humans were trying to create a serum to produce a superhuman, with our strength, demon abilities, vampire speed, and so forth, but this was even more disturbing than the original idea.

Infecting Grace when he came to visit first and she'd spread it to the kids, which meant that son of a bitch was an original, or closely related to one. I'd bet Fenris was one too. "And?" "Little known fact that the Crescent Flu is a mutation of the werewolf virus, in these three it mutated further. It's a... dangerous combination, I'm afraid." I swallowed and nodded. "Wait and see?" She nodded. "I've called in some favors. It's just a matter of seeing if it worked." "Can I see them?" "After you go through a scan." I let them scan me. As expected, I needed to change out of my clothes, but I wasn't contagious, nor had I contracted it. Witch blood had a way of keeping that from happening.