Fear Demon Novels & Stories

"Go to hell." It laughed, the sound like breaking bones. "I came from there. And I'll be taking you back with me." The claws descended toward my throat, moving with deliberate slowness. The demon wanted me to see death coming, wanted to feed on my fear before it fed on my flesh. But I wasn't afraid for myself. I was afraid for Ciara, for what this would do to her. For the future we'd fought so hard to change, only to watch it crumble anyway.

“Something’s coming. Something worse.” A low rumble shook the ground, and the air grew heavy with the scent of sulfur. From the shadows emerged a massive figure, its form wreathed in flames. It was a creature straight out of a nightmare—a demon, its horns curling like blackened tree roots and its eyes glowing with hellfire. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” Fatima said, staring up at the beast. The demon roared, its voice shaking the ground. “You dare trespass in my domain?”

A woman's shrill laughter filled the air, followed by the cries of a young child. My heart clenched and I felt my soul leave my body at those horrifying sounds that surrounded me. My blade began to shake, attempting to fall off my clammy hand. I clenched tight, gritting my teeth. I understood that it wasn't that man, it was a demon. A demon who could change into any gender and form. It was one of the worst demons you would ever find. A gush of chilling breeze swept past me, causing me to scream out in fear.

Although they don't look like ordinary people with different hair colors, eyes, and species, except for Camila, I'm not afraid of them. I'm having a good time chatting with them, and I learned much about who they are. Saye, Arlo, and Jippis are demons. I thought demons were scary and ugly looking, red with horns, and had a snake-like tongue, always red and surrounded by fire to represent hell that wants to eat your soul. You always see them on Halloween posters or costumes; Saye, Arlo, and Jippis don't look like that. They don't look scary at all. I feel like they came out of a comic book, like a superhero.

The snake turned back to a human, sitting on his knees, and provided the information Bael was waiting to know. “What exactly?” Bael asked, shifting his wavering attention to this demon. “A girl; a human whom he is protecting with his all might. I have also found it difficult to be around that girl,” the lower demon said with a bow. He indeed tried but couldn’t get close to her for an inch. “What kind of absurd news have you brought?” Bael uttered in disbelief. It could be anything, but staying in the mortal world for a woman was far from his thoughts. “If I lie even one thing, I will burn in the fire of hell right now, but I am not fibbing. Master!! even Lucifer is also aware of these things

Jennifer screamed and I quickly covered her mouth. “What? You want to implicate me?” I rebuked in a low tone and removed my hand from her mouth. “I’m sorry, but wait, I still can’t believe what you are saying. Russell, a demon? How can you say he is a demon? Haven’t you heard stories about demons before? Demons are scary creatures, black from head to toe with long horns and red eyes that you can never glance at. The man I saw earlier is the complete opposite of a demon. Tell me something else, Muriel,” Jennifer let out in disbelief, waving off my explanation with her hand.

Today, Edzar, the 34-year-old man stopped his step by seeing an eerie figure standing in the middle of the room with his arms crossed, and it looked out at the giant window in front of him. My God! Thought the guy was about to hop. It's been three days since they met after the meeting at the restaurant, and today he saw that woman is so haunted. Edzar was hesitant to approach, but he had to go that way to his corner office. Finally not knowing what to do, Edzar turned around and decided to have breakfast while the office was packed. On the way back, he saw Dean, his co-worker, the operational manager at the west end of the Tarso Property, exiting his office at the other end of the hall and w

I stared at him while waiting for an answer. “It’s a Demon’s symbol.” My eyes furrowed at what he said. I stared at his eyes but he seems serious! But what? Demon’s symbol? I don’t understand. “D-Demon?” I stammered. He nodded and looked away. He’s now back on staring at the glass wall. I shook my head in disagreement. “Are you kidding me? There’s no such thing about Demons! I am finding the murderer and-“ “It’s always been the Demon’s fault, Majesty. They are just using the people to do bad things but it’s always been their idea to hurt and kill someone.” He said while staring at the glass wall. I am even more confuse now.

I understand her a little better now, I think. “There are people who are just evil for evil’s sake. They don’t care about anything or anyone but themselves, they take, burn, rape, and murder just because they can. There is no fear in getting caught or punished. But they fear me. They fear the Demon.” She looks at me determined before sighing and looking down. “And until a month ago I didn’t care what anyone thought of me. But....now I’m really scared.”

Such distinctions were irrelevant, for demons were once angels, and angels transcend human notions of gender. Belle's entire soul was engulfed by an overwhelming sense of dread as the demon's words echoed in her ears. Her fear was not merely for the terrifying entity before her but for the painful memories it unearthed. Her late mother, a woman of undeniable beauty, had lived a life of hardship as a prostitute.