Dreamlight Valley Animals Novels & Stories

“Yeah, Fae spotted in the Dream Realm and the Dragons are taking exception to the fact they didn’t receive an invite to participate. The Alpha is trying to explain to him he didn’t plan this. They stumbled upon one of the low-ranking ones.” Someone else stopped beside them. “They found a monster called a Barghest. Think giant dog with nasty temper. Their teeth and claws rival that temper. Those found it are tracking it. Hopefully, they’ll find them and not get killed in the process.” “Who’s they? Which group found it?” “Not sure, actually. Sorry. We’re all worried.” “So it was bad timing. Their arrival after this finding?” “Yeah, I don’t know about you. But if I was in the Dream Realm, a Dra

[POV: Colin Smith] Colin sprinted forward weaving around the trees, instinctively avoiding the undergrowth and bumps. After four long years, he was used to running around in the forest. The blasted animal was faster than he had thought. He had been following a thunder-rabbit for a few minutes now. They were a magical beast that looked similar to rabbits, only as big as a dog and their furs stood on ends with shades of purple. It was one of the few D tier beasts that also had a blood sack. Not only were their meat a delicacy, but a blood sack from a D tier beast could also be sold for three silver coins. Which was a lot of money for someone like Colin.

In total, the trip from Letush to Darrion’s house would take two hours maximum. All the way there, he saw big—no, giant blue rabbits dragging carts and carriages, some weird looking goat like creatures, and giant lizards different to the one he encountered at the mausoleum. The monsters here helped the citizens either by becoming mounts or dragging carts. But Jai also saw some other smaller creatures running around and on leash. ‘Those must be pets,’ he thought, looking at a small wombat like creature with wide ears in a leash beside a fat lady.

Cold sweat emerged from their backs, including Zhao. Surrounding this outer pond was a great horde of spirit beasts. Too, great. Five-spotted Antelopes lied down and slept silently while the calves of their young ones played with the cubs of their most hated species— Violent Jawed Wolves. The wolf cubs were small and furry with innocent gazes as they would run along with the lithe calves of the Antelopes that had yet to grow their horns. Flying mid-air was a flock of giant beetles that were collectively surrounded by a beautiful bluish aura. Their glowing blue wings indicated that these were actually one of the most poisonous species of the forest— Mesmerizing Beetles! The strangest thing wa

I climb into bed and pull out The Witcher book I have been reading. I must have fallen asleep quickly as I start having a weird dream about dragons. There appears to be a war going on and there are dragons with all different colors everywhere. There appears to be humans with magical powers also as part of this war and all sorts of different animals. There were lions, tigers, jaguars, black bears, brown bears, eagles, falcons, and wolves to name a few I can see.

For the most part, the screen in front of me reminded me of a world map from one of Chandler’s RPG games, but I didn’t quite understand how this could exist here in the dreamscape. "It’s a map of the dream plain," Barren explains. "Those dots that you see are people within a hundred-mile radius of us that are currently on the plain. Those," he continues, pointing to large blobs that seem to pulse with energy. "Are the somnium beasts that I have managed to track?" Nodding, I take in the five creatures that are within range of us. So Barren wasn’t twiddling his fingers all this time. He was tracking the beasts alone.

White tigers and saltwater crocodiles, both of which were also reasons Damien came to visit the place. What will Damien do to the two savage predators? Of course, to add to his collection of shadow troops. He already had two noble-class vampires, twenty top-level vampires, five alpha-level werewolves, and three white sharks. If he could get a white tiger as well as a saltwater crocodile, of course, his shadow army's combat power would increase. Even though Damien would only choose the strongest among them. But Damien also didn't want to take too many animal souls as his shadow army. After getting the white tiger and saltwater crocodiles, if he's lucky, he'll add a grizzly bear as well as an

By the fourth night, the dreams became vivid enough to remember. I stood in a vast battlefield under a full moon, surrounded by wolves the size of horses. Their fur ranged from midnight black to pure white, and their eyes glowed with supernatural power. Across from them stood pale figures in dark clothing, their movements too fast to follow, their eyes reflecting moonlight like mirrors.

One moonlit night, as Sable rested by a crackling campfire, a flicker of movement caught her attention from the corners of her eyes . She turned her head sharply, her senses heightened, and caught sight of a pair of glowing amber eyes peering at her from the underbrush. A shiver ran down her spine as she recognized the presence of a Dragonkin, a creature known for its stealth and cunning. "Who's there?" Sable called out, her voice steady despite the unease bubbling within her. The figure emerged slowly, revealing itself to be a young Dragonkin with scales as dark as midnight. Its snakelike tail swished back and forth, reflecting the glimmers of moonlight that filtered through the dense canop

Dark mist huffed from the Undead Elk's flared nostrils, or what was left of it. Jayce instinctively tucked Lily behind him, but the rustle of the underbrush and the continuous splash and large ripples of the water went on. Squirrels, rabbits, skunks and every known forest creature that had once inhabited the area came crawling out of the lake or soil around them. "Dammit." He growled. This was the last thing he wanted right now.