Disney Gargoyle Novels & Stories

Its eyes, when they landed on me, shone with an alien intelligence. Gargoyle. I’d read the word a hundred times in the old archives, but nothing prepared me for the reality of it. The thing was power incarnate, built for war and worship. It shook itself, sending a cloud of stone dust into the air. Its gaze landed on me, then James, then the rest of the pack. It did not attack. Instead, it cocked its head, as if waiting for something. The arch behind it kept pulsing, the light growing brighter, and the pain in my chest swelling to a maddening pitch. I clutched at my sternum, fighting to stay upright. Lightning began to form around me, burning my skin in a wild electrical storm.

Or at least how deep down a rabbit hole he would go with this subject. He'd talked to his friends and they agreed that the goblins had to be exposed. If it meant they as gargoyles would be exposed, well that was collateral damage. He and his fellow owners of a nightclub, Grotesque, along with their friends at Foley Security who were gargoyles married to fairies, could no longer fight this battle alone. The needed the help of the normies, those without any supernatural powers.

Gargoyles lined the path on either side of them, soft growls emanated from the stone protectors. "I told him he should upgrade these things. Why can't we have a three headed hound like Hades and Persephone?" Zalakai asked openly. One of the Gargoyles shifted its face from stone and bared its teeth at Zalakai menacingly. "Oh, how scary." He said sarcastically before he snapped his fingers. The Gargoyle grumbled into dust where it stood.

I stood up and dusting myself off as I turned around and saw the witches had managed to surround the three "Daphne look out." I cried before I spotted the Princess Lucinda fall beneath a gargoyle without hesitation I ran to where she was I snapped the neck of an unsuspecting Vampire as I charged to the Gargoyle. I lept on its stoney frame and began pummelling the stone of its head. Vampire verses stone was nothing to our super strength but these monsters where huge. I kept going until its headless body collapsed in a pile of rubble. I reached down then offering the fallen Princess my hand which she took. We didn't have time for pleasantries as in the gargoyles place now was three snarling Va

"It's not a slang I am talking about. It's the classification. A secondary caste that's supposed to be extinct or maybe never existed in the first place. The library has exactly one book about them and you checked it out nineteen years ago." Something flickered across her face then. Not recognition. Something else. Something that looked almost like alarm before she smoothed it away. "I'm afraid you're mistaken." "The gargoyle... Cornelius said it was you." My hands curled into fists at my sides. "It keeps records of everyone who checks out books. Your name was in those records. Miyori Fox. Nineteen years ago." "The gargoyle is ancient and occasionally confused about details." Miyori gestured

"We are close" "Close to the demon's cave?" I queried. "No. Close to the creature that made that growl" Benjamin said. Before he could speak further, we felt a chill behind them. "Fucking hell!" My gaze widened at the creature behind us. "You didn't deem it necessary to inform me we were tracking a fucking gar" "It's called a Gargoyle and you didn't ask" Benjamin forced out as we watched the winged creature approach us as if approaching a prey.

As she moved to the side, she was taken by surprise, gargoyle Judy had taken to the air and had landed back into her circle of fire. Just as Ella was going to leap into the dying flames, she felt an obstruction around her neck. She looked back at Mr Grim who was holding two ropes. "I have always wanted to catch these wild wolves and take them in to the lab. A place in Alaboman pays twenty five hundred for each animal you bring in. Guess I'm going to be rich. First I actually thought that the ugly gargoyle would make me a rich man, but it was harder than it seemed to catch such a beast. But you two. Will be easy." Mr Grim tugged the rope.

Despite all the technological advancements, there were still severe limitations. "Would anyone be able to outrun the gargoyle and the clones?” Zen wondered. “Although I know how to minimise damages in the first three phases, I need a little more time to understand the final phase’s attack patterns.” The final phase baffled everyone. The gargoyle used its minions to create sound distractions while casting illusions to fool their eyes. It was a tough boss to beat, more so than the ghosts they had encountered previously.

I had looked back after my fall to make sure it wasn't following me and was surprised to find that the kinks of its milk-gray back were rigidly facing me, with only the decagon of its head twisted impossibly in my direction. Could it have gotten here that fast? I’d kept my eye on it until I was sure the trees covered my hide well enough. I didn't know why, but for some reason, the gargoyle hybrid scared me more than the pale, skin walker-looking creatures. Shit! There was no way to double back to the Lycan’s castle with those things behind me! ”Stay the fuck away from me! Im warning you!” I screeched, after stumbling to a stop and cleaning my neck to the side, the sound of the dried leaves u

Harriet said. Donal mouthed "Forgive me," then the air around him shimmered like a special effect. As she watched, her heart beating out of her chest, Donal's features changed. His skin became scaly lizard green. His feet grew talons and out of his back two wings sprouted. Where Donal had been, a hideous gargoyle-like creature stood. A familiar gargoyle. He looked like a larger version of the one she had talked to in Ireland. What the?