Fantastic Beasts Erumpent Novels & Stories

This was the ruler of the Glacier Forest, a Thorium Realm energy beast that was formed completely from ice and snow. Emily had found her while exploring the Glacier Forrest on a training drill. It took 2 and a half months and half of the guild to waste away this energy beast's energy. Many people were injured and a year's worth of mana berries and energy potions were used each day. This was the biggest fight of the Falling Stardust guild's history, and the reward was worth it.

Director Bones filled him in on what she knew of their identity. "The black haired one is Larry Potter, the ginger haired one is Ronald Weasley and the girl is called Hermione Granger." Erik nodded while he watched Ms. Granger opens the door with an unlocking charm. As the door opened, the trio entered the room and Mr. Potter took a wooden flute and started to play some very poor notes with it. Then he heard the growling and entered the room after the trio and saw what was growling. A cerberus. A genuine three headed effing cerberus! As the three headed infernal dog raised its heads, Erik made a gesture of raising his hand in the universal sign 'stop', and the memory froze. Director Bones an

“Oh, don’t do that. Stop, please. No need to bow.” “Are you not royalty?” He asked, still not lifting his head. “Sure, but that’s just not necessary. Um, where are we?” I questioned. “The Reflective Dimension, my Queen.” “Empress actually. And please rise.” He did as I said. He was a Silver Ent. They were very small, timid creatures who basically did anything you told them to do because they were afraid of confrontation. They were of course silver with gold eyes and glassy hair.

I could tell she felt the foul smell too of sulphur. “Aziz, what was that?” Pelin cried, her voice trembling. “What the hell just happened?” “An imitator,” I said, my tone sharp. “A creature of black magic, wearing Emre’s face to lure her. It’s gone now, but we’re not safe here.” Eren’s eyes were wild, the hellblade still in his hand. “Where’s Emre? Was that call even him?” “probably not,” I admitted, my gaze flicking to the mill’s shadowed walls. “But this place is cursed. We need to move. I’m taking Manolya to the shop. Meet us there, and bring the weapons master! Tell him it’s me.”

The world was silent there…there were no birds, no insects, no trees, no homes…just wind. And then the gates came into view… gates of the Kingdom of Murnokh. It loomed like an ancient skull, its jagged teeth carved from black stone. The wind groaned through the open maw that looked like the mouth of a long-dead beast. The Beast—Gorvane Thorneveil—echoed through the dark halls of Murnokh, a name that struck terror into the hearts of all who dared speak it. Soon, it would be Kaerith’s fate to meet him.

The Berserker turned its glowing red eyes on Emma. The savage beast, nearly a ton of snarling fury, had finished decimating Terra’s creatures. Now, its hunger locked onto her. Emma’s breath hitched in her throat as the creature snarled, its thick hide steaming from exertion, its jaws soaked in blood. It had taken down every abomination around them—and now she stood as the only living target.

Another force was approaching. “Council reinforcements?” Rylan growled, already turning. But no. My gut twisted. Not Council. Not allies. Something else. The air shifted - thicker now. Heavier. The energy was wrong. Unnatural. I tasted rot on the wind. “They weren’t supposed to arrive yet,” Kira snarled, joining us. “What the hell is that?” My voice came out quiet. “Something summoned.” Shapes broke the ridgeline. Dark, fast, and wrong. Hulking beasts that moved like wolves but didn’t smell like them. Flesh stitched where there should be fur. Magic leaking from their eyes.

Ronan yelled, pulling Selene to the ground just as the earth split open before them. something emerged—a creature of nightmare. Its skin was molten, black as coal, and it towered over them, its eyes glowing with a fiery rage. Its massive form loomed, an embodiment of pure destruction, its presence suffocating, as though it could collapse the very air around them. It was the Beast. The one the ritual had awakened. And it was hungry.

A day or so, had passed since that conversation and Alexis spent most of her time holed up, trying to read through the thick books Emilia had left her. The books were more packed than her college books and shortly after her head would be spinning. Terms like, central mana, epidermal mana, mental mana and emotional mana. After a while she had to read through the same pages multiple times, barely grasping an understanding. One of the books, the one on magical creatures was actually interesting. It had long chapters that focused on a single creature, it was packed with their abilities, mental capabilities and even hobbies and preferences with dislikes labeled boldly. Warning the readers not to

“because of them, I lost the love of my life.” “What do you mean by that?” “What I mean is, Austin killed my mate.” he says, staring into my eyes. “Two years ago, I met the most amazing woman, but she was part of that Aberrant pack. she was different. Do you know how it feels? To lose a person that you love.” he asks. I nod. Waiting for him to continue. “We always sneaked away into the woods. Different packs couldn't be together. It is against our rules. Her name was Aurora.” while saying that, he sits down in front of me.