Demon Copperhead Discussion Questions Novels & Stories

“And more importantly, do you know anything about defeating one?” Jenna shook her head. “I’m afraid the answer to your second question is no. And I don’t think you’ll find my answer to the first question all that much better.” “So what do you know?” Dominic asked. “Little more than most kids here in Connecticut learn in school about the Noises, though perhaps a bit more detail, since I was here when the Indians still roamed this land. They spoke of a powerful demon imprisoned inside the earth who caused the rumblings. They did say the demon was a female, which fits with what you described. The demon had been trapped for countless centuries, long before even the Indians arrived here. The part

With a growl, Kavan grits his teeth, "Havu, why are you on the mortal's shoulders?" The snake slithered off Fyn's shoulders and went towards Kavan. Crouching down, Kavan extended his arm towards the snake. Fyn watched as the snake round around the demon's arm, nestling just above his head, hanging off his antlers. Kavan stared at the snake's eyes, and Fyn knew they were sharing a silent conversation. With a stiff nod, Kavan's gaze flittered towards Fyn's direction, making the latter stiffen where he stood.

A mixture of sulfur, rot, and death. And then there was King Lezdeus. If the way that the demons submitted to him was not a neon sign, then that crown would be. He stood across from us. A smug smirk firmly planted on his large red lips. ‘Do demons get collagen injections?’ Creed asked, zeroed in on them. My lips twitched, but I was able to control myself before I grinned at the demon king. I wouldn’t want to give him the wrong impression or anything. I was just as curious as Creed now. Perhaps I’d ask Storm once we kicked their asses back to where they came from.

she asked very quietly. “Too far away to hear them properly,” Caiden said tersely. “I don’t think I’ve seen that demon before. He’s a high-ranking demon judging by the horns.” “Does he look scary?” Clara asked. The demon’s appearance technically didn’t matter as she wouldn’t be able to see him, but she wanted to know what they were up against. “You would most likely find him scary,” Caiden confirmed. “Ah.” Clara looked blankly out the window. Something must have happened for him to react.

They stood over the corpse. A tar-like substance oozed from the neck of the demon sprawled across the gym floor, thick and putrid. “Should we… bury it?” Charlene asked, her voice quiet, unsure. “I’m not sure,” Issa replied, covering his nose with his shirt. “It smells awful.” “Like death and sewage had a baby,” Idris muttered, pinching his nostrils shut. “What even is this thing?” “A demon,” Seth answered, his expression darkening.

Ding Hao moved quickly out of the collapsed boulder and stagnated in the sky. Opposite him was a little black snake with a horrifying Demonic Qi which was only two meters long. It was more powerful than the ape with three heads and six arms. Its dense black Demonic Qi completely surrounded the land within a hundred miles. Its mung bean-sized eyes released a fierce flame which seemed able to melt metal and stared at him.

As it breathed its last, half of its large body ended up on land. Quincy, Susan, and the others were shocked to their core, their faces extremely pale. They had never seen such beasts in their lives. “What is this thing even?” “I’ve never seen such a monster. Is it a mutated catfish?” Dorothy swallowed a pill and said, “No, that’s not it. This is a demon.” “Huh?” “A demon? Demons actually exist?”

shouted Sugar Aquarius angrily. “Just to kill a yaksha like you isn’t hard… We can use the red orpiment as one of our weapons, but you can’t…” The second snake demon still got his time to show out his cynicism. “Hah? Red orpiment? Oh, so the myth and urban-legend I’ve heard since I was small turns out to be true. All demons are afraid of red orpiment, and so is that hero monster of mine,” muttered Evania in her heart, soul, and mind.

The demon was thrilled for two extremely powerful spiritual pressures coming after him, and he'd been wanting more excitement ever since his last brawl against Hayze. The excitement trickled away when the demon turned around, disgusted to see two black women as his opponents. "Sending monkeys after me is one thing... but just tell me ya ain't that Tubman monkey." The Hooded Demon's deep accent expressed hatred, his red spiritual aura began to expand with his anger. "I was expecting that boy from last time." Harriet coughed up a soft chuckle, giving a confident laugh at the demon that eased a few of Phuture's nerves.

“I’m quite busy, you see, so if you could..." “Lizard creatures,” I say, cutting him off. “Particularly ones with metal scales. What the hell is it, and how do we kill it?” For a moment, Damien doesn’t speak as he considers what I’ve asked, and when his face falls, I know that I’m not going to like the answer. “So it has begun,” he murmurs, his eyes darkening. “Where did you see this creature?” “In a cemetery on the outskirts of the city,” I explain. “But what exactly is supposed to have started?”