Dream Of Strange Creatures 소설 & 이야기

he replied taking a sit in front of me. " Ever since I was fifteen I've having a very strange dream"I said looking at him but he only stares on indifferently. "You heard me right? I asked. "Yes I heard you but I still don't get what you're saying I thought dreams are supposed to be strange" he replied. "It's about the same thing, the Same blue eyed creature chasing me in my sleep every single night" I explained and he leaned forward finally looking interested. "This creature, what have you noticed about it? He asked.

I shook my head to get rid of the thoughts. I closed my eyes and slowly drifted to sleep. I suddenly opened my eyes to see some bizarre creatures coming towards me. I sat up and started moving back till I hit the tree. They did not stop coming, instead they kept coming closer. They looked really scary and they made some strange sounds as they came closer. “Please don’t kill me” I pleaded. One of them grabbed me by the neck and lifted me up. I did not know what happened, it happened so fast. All I knew was that something fell from my dress when he lifted me, and then they started to disperse one after the other.

What's more, all the tiny creatures living amidst the cracks of the earth, aquatic plants, corals, and shells seemed to swarm towards her as if being drawn by an irresistible magnet. To say she was bewildered and out of sorts by the sudden strange occurrences would be a euphemism. Because in her past life, she never once experienced such things. Yusria couldn't even begin to fathom what the Delta instructors would do to her if they picked up on the unnatural phenomenon. As far as she knew, only witches, fairies, pixies, and Faes-creatures of magic manifestation-were capable of producing or manipulating such things. Not werewolves.

Fear gnawed at her heart as she pressed on, each step feeling heavier than the last. Suddenly, a faint glimmer of light appeared in the distance, drawing Sarah's attention like a beacon of hope. "Alex, look!" she exclaimed, her voice filled with a mixture of excitement and apprehension. But as they approached the source of the light, they realized with a sinking feeling that it was not the way out they had hoped for. Instead, it was a strange, otherworldly creature, its form shifting and flickering like a mirage in the desert. The creature regarded them with an inscrutable gaze, its eyes gleaming with an otherworldly intelligence. "Welcome, travelers," it intoned, its voice echoing through t

Laughter and music filled the air, but there was an underlying tension, a sense of foreboding that hinted at darker forces at play. Xienma's eyes widened as she took in the spectacle. She saw creatures she had only ever heard about in whispered tales—fairies dancing among the flowers, satyrs playing panpipes, and even a unicorn grazing peacefully in the distance. Despite the beauty, she couldn't shake the feeling that something was amiss.

As she nestled against him, seeking comfort in the warmth of his body, Emilia began to experience strange and vivid dreams. In these dreams, twisted creatures roamed eerie landscapes, their haunting whispers echoing her name. Each night, the line between dream and reality blurred further, the darkness seeping into her thoughts even as she lay safely in Ryder's arms. Despite the terror that lurked in her subconscious, she found a bittersweet solace in Ryder's presence, his heartbeat a steady rhythm against the chaos. One night, she woke up to find herself standing in front of the mirror, her eyes glowing with an otherworldly light. She was horrified to see her own reflection warped and distor

But my curiosity is piqued, and I resist her suggestion, determined to linger a while longer amidst the garden's allure. "I prefer to stay," I counter, my resolve firm. With a resigned sigh, Calia relents, her expression betraying a hint of concern. "It's not safe," she insists, her words laced with urgency. "Especially near the woods." Before I can respond, a chorus of high-pitched squeals fills the air, accompanied by a sudden eruption of green smoke that billows forth, causing me to cough and shield my nose with the sleeve of my dress. Through the haze, I glimpse a swarm of peculiar creatures – miniature beings resembling pixies, yet lacking in limbs, their tadpole-like forms darting fran

all the things are impossible for humans to create, it was a very big room with, beautifully crafted things. suddenly the floor starts shaking on its own, ariel and the boy sit on the ground, they feel like something is wrong. when they stand up, two strange creatures are in front of them, it was a strange creature. the animal looks like big lizards, their eyes are yellow, their skin was in blue colours, their size is the same as humans. they look so horrible, ariel gives the order to run fast as he can, they start running as fast as they can.

--- Across the city Kyle had come across another who could be passed off as a walking corpse, but one who hadn't been summoned by an archaic spell from a God. In his addled state Aiden didn't bat an eyelid at the apish creature that loped alongside his fair-weather friend. He'd seen many strange things with the concoctions he took, talking streetlights, two-headed dogs, he took it all in his stride now. Slumping back against the filthy, urine-soaked wall he watched the pair approach, faces becoming little to no clearer to the closer they came.

trying to shoot him while taking a nap. The creatures’ wings were big enough to support their body but not big enough to be cover themselves. One heart’s pounding, Alex decided to step back. A monster, he thought. How could this creature exist? Where am I? I should be in a paradise, right? But how could this thing exist in here? A series of thoughts flooded Alex’s mind. A paradise that everyone would consider turned out to be a habitat from a hideous creature. Crashed in deep silence he tried to remain calm and spoke to the creatures. “What are you?” the creatures flew downwards, their feet on the ground. Upon landing on the ground, Alex noticed that the creatures were not that tall, 5-feet