Elf Body Base Novels & Stories

I woke up expecting it all to be a bad dream. "Thank goodness, you woke up. I know nothing about disposing dead human bodies yet, I just got here," Hearing the words "dispose" and "dead human bodies" as soon as I gained my consciousness made my head throb even more. I was lying face down on the field where I met this weird stranger. How long was I passed out? It was still dark, so I'm guessing it was not that long.

They dragged out a corpse, and Ilyana's breath caught. Half the body still looked human. The other half appeared ravaged by a lethal infection. The flesh had turned a grotesque crimson. Muscles bulged at unnatural angles. Veins and bone pressed sharply against skin stretched to its limit. 'What exactly is this base researching?' Her pupils contracted as curiosity collided with cold fear.

But as we were about to slam on the ground, she grabbed me and gently dropped me on the floor. “I have never seen that much fear before, Jude… I couldn’t bear it, I just had to take hold of you.” She said, almost like she did something wrong. We were afloat. I looked below and saw what looked like spears sticking out of the floor. "What are those?" I asked Craya "Programmed weapons" she replied "Programmed? Like to kill us?" "Yes Jude, the only way to enter the Base is to be killed. In the upper section, you'd just reanimate instantly, but down here, you'd reanimate in a pocket dimension within this space.... and that's what we call the Base"

Elias began to run. The trek back to the Graft-Line was twelve miles of alkali flats and jagged basalt. Every step was an exercise in "Mechanical Agony." Without the Sombra-link to regulate his lactic acid levels or dampen the pain-signals from his knees, Elias felt the full, unmitigated weight of his thirty-eight years. His lungs burned with the intake of cold, unfiltered air, the heavy metals scratching at his throat like razors.

The cave was white and gray, not even the floor could be seen. It took another two bends or three before they finally got to the base of the cave. Like the rest, its wall was built of people’s skulls while the floor was made of bones, old and dried. What caught their eyes, however, and left them with a dropped jaw was the green pulse, emanating from the object hanging on the wall. There were three parts, a head, the arms and leg, and then the body. The pulse kept them alive and kindled the cave making a torch useless. “Is that…” Ejima breathed in, trying to keep her heart from shooting out of her chest.

"You're more of a brat than me!" "Didn't you hear what I said? It had 'really' on it, you deaf! Learn the difference, idiot!" "Huh? I'm sorry I didn't realize that, Mr. Correction Tape!" "You... neanderthal! Let's settle this once and for all!" "What a coincidence, I was thinking that same thing about you! Come on!" "I'm impressed those two still has the energy to fight despite their body being so small. Where are they getting all of that energy? My body doesn't even want to move anymore." Tokage said to himself and sat on the ground not wanting to walk anymore.

Morning offered no such kindness. The figure was taller than any human Evelyn had ever seen, nearly seven feet tall, with a lean body built for endurance rather than brute strength. Long arms hung at its sides, too low to look natural. Its shoulders were narrow but powerful, its frame carrying the clean, efficient muscle of a swimmer or runner. It wore what remained of human clothing. Or something like clothing. Torn fabric clung to its body in dark strips, weathered enough that Evelyn couldn’t tell what it had once been.

Then she felt the super reptiles leap forward and close their powerful jaws on her body. Elizabeth screamed as she felt the super reptile’s enormous teeth dug into her body. _________________________________________________________________________ David ran as fast as he could. Bob went ahead as he swung vine to vine. David found a ramp and leaped forward. Despite not being as graceful or as elegant as Elizabeth, David’s body was stronger. This wasn’t due to him being a man but rather his time in Foserense has evolved his body beyond normal means. He was still within the human range but if he continued, he would surpass human parameters.

Because of that, in an instance you split it’s body and you didn’t find the core, then it means it’s hidden somewhere else. One thing differs the flesh monster from other golems which I’ve fought in games before is that their detached flesh won’t reattach when their body parts were cut although the core is still not destroyed. The flesh monster’s lower part is still moving even though it’s been decapacitated into two, indicating that the core is hidden somewhere in it’s lower body. I glanced to it’s stiff upper body which was lying not far from me just in case it the unlikely happened and it moved.

Still, to Aeon and her friends it was home. The enterance to the base was hidden amongst some rubble and was guarded 24/7. It started on the main floor, then sloped down to the basement floor. A large metal door placed in a metal wall garded the rest of the base from potential attack. It was rusty and looked like crap, but did its job well enough. All in all they couldn't complain.