Disgusting Black Creatures Get Out Of My Sight の小説・ストーリー

"I'll rally the guards. We can't let them get any further. Krishna's mind whirled as she prepared herself for the combat to come. The atrocities they had already seen would be nothing compared to what lay in store. With Vosvak coming back, there could be no compassion. There would only be devastation. Farther back at the edge of Brunschière's borders, the initial wave of abhorrent plague-carriers emerged from the woods. They were ugly creatures, as ugly as anything anyone had ever seen. Their bodies were twisted—torn open in spots, their flesh raw and infested with worms that wiggled beneath the surface. Their eyes were black pits, empty and filled with nothing more than base, unadulterated

"She incinerated the living crap out of them…holy shit!" "This black soot over the entire Pandemonium… " Maira looked at her boots with disgust, "...it's the ashes of the fallen ghouls!" "Fuck! How are we supposed to deal with this…" "I tell you, this is way beyond our paychecks! I don't wanna get closer to that thing…" "Let's just stick to killing ghouls… the crown doesn't look as appealing as before!" The fire and light show instilled an abominable terror in their hearts. Nobody wanna get closer to her, not even in their dreams. They were having second thoughts until Falco uttered,

Anxious anticipation mingled with dread as I approached, my curiosity warring with a growing sense of unease. With each step closer, my heart hammered in my chest, and a sense of impending horror gripped me. Inside the transparent enclosure, I saw shapes that made my stomach churn and my skin crawl. They were once human beings, transformed through an experiment they never consented to. The mutation had distorted them into grotesque creatures that resembled the mythical werewolves of old tales. Their bodies were covered in thick, matted fur, their muscles bulging with unnatural strength. Their eyes, once filled with humanity, now glowed with an unsettling, feral light.

A movement from feet away caught my attention and I swiveled my lead-filled head to look at it. A young man’s body sauntered toward me, but instead of a face, a disoriented beast sneered back at me. The hideous maw with sharp, knife-like teeth opened menacingly. Green and black eyes narrowed and focused on me while sharp teeth glared at me. His monstrous face was too clear, now too close. Its musty odor was lined with such a putrid stench; it churned my stomach. I tried to move my thoughts to something else, but when I did, I realized I recognized this creature.

F*ck! What's this? Emberly almost threw up. It was so disgusting. Nathaniel's face darkened. "Wisdom did not dare to relax at all. Then, he said to Desmond beside him, ""Uncle Blu, can you hold on for a bit longer?""" No problem. Desmond's face turned pale as he was disgusted by the squirming vermin. "Black magic had always existed in rumors and legends. However, they were seeing it with their own eyes now and it made everyone shudder in fear."

I’m not supportive, I’m deadly. Her house is decrepit. The smell hits me on the way up the driveway. This place isn't suitable for human life. Rotted meat wafts from the trash can, and my nose is all wolf picking up subtle musks and gross maggot-covered food items. Bodies of the white creatures dance atop the wet trash can lid.

The ground beneath them seemed to erupt as vile, twisted creatures emerged as far as the eye could see, bringing with them a stench that was so overpowering a multitude of hands flew upwards to cover their faces with the masks of their attire as they gagged violently. The rotting flesh of the gargantuan beast that seemed to detach itself from the mountainside rippled disgustingly as it lumbered towards them, vile fluids oozing from the open sores and dripping down onto the mass of creatures swarming below it.

PRISCILLA The stench hit me before my eyes fully opened—a suffocating, putrid scent that made my stomach churn. My lashes fluttered against my cheeks as I blinked awake, my senses sluggish yet screaming all at once. And then I saw it. A guttural, shuddering scream ripped from my throat before I could stop it. Looming above me was… something not human, not animal, but some twisted, monstrous in-between. Its skin looked like it was decaying and alive all at once, black veins snaking over it in chaotic patterns, pulsing like they had a heartbeat of their own.

It was cloaked in black so the torso and legs were only a shroud of black making it impossible to tell what horrors were beneath the darkness. The worst part was the eyes, truly soulless eyes. There was no pigment, no iris, no pupil, only blank white orbs staring out from the skull. But somehow even still they were watching her and she knew that was the thing that had been there all those moment she has been in the forest searching for Abednego. The longer she looked the thicker the smell became. It was so strong she could taste it. It filled her nose and mouth, choking her. Her head was spinning as she began to gasp for air against the putrid smell of rotting corpse. Just before she passed

I peered with my torch and squinted my eyes in the darkness. And then, I see them. Huge blobs of unidentified creatures on both sides of the corridors- behind me and in front. They have me all surrounded, and now, I have no idea which and where to go. They growled, moaned, and groaned. Human limbs were sewn against them, and I couldn't help but fight the urge to puke. The stench was unbearable and suffocating. My eyes almost broke down. Three heads sat each upon the two humongous amalgamates. And their lips were sewn and bleeding. Their skin was of the color of decay and grime.