Emma Barnes Worm Novels & Stories

Still, she was worried. As she opened her mouth to warn Joshua of what might happen, movement caught her attention again. Dozens of dark shapes were moving toward them. She could make out some details from the greenish glow emanating from the worms, but from what little she could see, the creatures were hideous, barely recognizable as human. Only their human-like forms gave away their identity.

"the scientist?" "he's an evolutionary biologist."replied H, waited untill Marco was at the next table"he is also a very good hypnotist. happened to be a friend to Cowell, the doctor who admitted Ursa, sampton hospital. where Mr Arnold summrall discovered a new parasite.its not a worm, not any microorganism that we know,living off Ursas brain. her parents complained that she also acted mad sometimes, so we guessed..yes,yes...also found in Adulf too,when later his body was found. Mr Arnold for some reasons unknowable did not set this to their records. he was evidently vague in the reports about their condition." "why?"

Ambrose took Larissa's hand and carefully helped her wipe them clean. "Thanks, Mister!" Larissa shot Ambrose a sweet smile before turning toward Barbara, who was in distress. "What else could it be?" Larissa smiled innocently and said, "It's the cursed worm you fed to Birdie." "No … No! Have you lost your mind? How dare you make me eat the cursed worm!" Barbara exclaimed as her body trembled uncontrollably. Her face turned ghostly pale and she clutched her neck tightly, trying to get the worm out.

Just as he was losing hope he found what he was looking for, ‘The Mother Worm’ this worm was a parasite with the ability to bare any creatures off spring. What the mother worm did was once it was ingested whole, it burrowed into the steam of the person or creatures blood and attached it near the pelvic area. After a few months it grew into a womb and during intercourse the semen injected into the body would be sucked up into the womb by force which then would settle down in the centre of the womb and the worm would immediately get to work with the cells of the creature to generate an egg which then will be fused together with the semen and bear a baby.

“Now I’m only a mother in name, someone who gave up husband and child hoping to find a cure for two worlds.” “So, what’ve you learned?” Bjorn ignored the twisting in his gut. Now wasn’t the time to work out family problems. “Do you know why our worlds are dying?” “You already have that answer, Bjorn. Worms eat dirt along with their food. It grinds against organic matter and promotes better digestion. And then—” She stopped, eyes on Bjorn and an expectant smile on her face. “The worms poop mud, dark, moist mess rich in nutrients, including whatever contaminations may have been in the soil.” He couldn’t suppress a grin and a twitch of his rear spiracle. "I'm thinking radiation from the wastela

“You're right. I haven’t been very nice and I am sorry. This is what happened. I went for a walk and decided to go outside the walls.” “What Hector? What were you thinking?” asks Ruby. “I wasn't, I just want to get out for a bit. Anyway I went to the town and I smelled something good. I had to know what it was. I followed the scent to a building and went in. When I found it, it turned out to be babies.” “Babies?” ask Ruby and Ash .

She barreled inside at full speed, covered head to toe in sand and dirt, hair wild, cheeks flushed, looking like she had lost a battle with nature and loved every second of it. “There is a GIANT WORM outside,” she announced, pointing dramatically toward the garden. “A BIG ONE. IT LOOKED AT ME.” Eliza pulled back, blinking, her tears forgotten. “A worm?” “A MONSTER WORM,” Bibi corrected solemnly. “It lives in the dirt and it wiggles like this.” She demonstrated by flailing her entire body. Alan’s voice drifted in through the open door. “It’s an earthworm, Bibi.” “A LIAR WORM,” Bibi yelled back without hesitation.

"But bugs are really interesting, don't you think? They have existed longer than humans and there are billions of different species. Even here, right now, I bet I could find like... a lot of them." "Try," Anton easily suggested. So Shay crouched down and started looking. "We can eat them together." "I don't think I want to eat them now, that was just a... weird kid thing," Shay chuckled, but found one right away. A translucent worm. She picked it up and observed it for a moment, before showing it to Anton. "I had a weird kid once," Anton mumbled as he picked up the worm. "Good job. Are you going to look for more?"

It got out of the soil, looked left and right, and finally fixed its eyes on the motionless "Samuel' on the ground. It seemed to be quite curious about this species. It shrank its body and sniffed left and right. Finally, it shook its body crazily as if it was disgusted by this creature. Then, it wriggled its body again and rotated around Samuel. If someone looked up at this time, they would definitely see strange cracks on the ground around Samuel's chest. It slowly spread from his chest to his surroundings. The little earthworm-like thing finally stopped here. It looked at the cracks for a long time, and finally, it slowly entered the cracks. After a while, there was a slight movement in t

I could not however get over the thought of those bugs crawling around in my gut. The waitress left once again and came back with a plate covered with a metal lid. She placed it in front of me than removed the lid. “I don’t envy you, my friend.” She said before walking to the other side of the room. I guess what was on my plate was to much for her stomach. In a small container with a lid on the plate were two earth worms. There was also a huge brain on the remainder of the plate. It looked to me like a cow brain. I sighed and opened the container to get the worms out of the way first. I swallowed both whole before moving on to the bovine brain.