Fluttershy Bats Novels & Stories

When a bat had his hand almost touching Trent, I dived in with a powerful punch to the jaw from below, scattering their group in an instant. My presence became a problem for the bats, especially the ones that recognized me from our last encounter. I saw how they all drew back, clinging themselves on different branches, flashing their bloody red eyes at me. “Make it snappy, Eve. You need to catch up with the others,” I muttered to myself, glancing from one tree to another, waiting to see who’d make a move. And as expected, they took their steps, attacking me. Now that I had a clear understanding to this level of my power, it was easy to put this bats down without much stress.

Taiya sat her mount ahead of them, loosing arrows from her bow with deadly accuracy. It was only their second day since departing the lands of the Jivanaar, and their ride had thus far been uneventful. They had been nearing the western edge when sharp-eyed Taiya has spotted something approaching. Initially it appeared to be a flock of birds, but as it approached the Elf could discern that they were not birds but something more sinister. They were the size of a hawk, but were not covered in feathers. They were instead smooth-skinned, appearing more like hairless bats. She had not seen their like before, but her instincts told her they were dangerous. Even more disturbing was the fact that the

Nodding, he answered the question. “The vampbats are big bats; we can sit on their backs. There is a lot to don't know about vampires; not only did we have speed, The royals have wings.” “Wings.” Her eyes beamed in excitement. “Can I see yours?” “No!” Bartram yelled. “You never look that excited when I talk about werewolves.”

Akiko edged further from the sentry formation to keep the minions away. Zen could not see anything in the dim dungeon light, but he could hear how the dungeon was full of bats. Sasha was shooting at something, but Zen had no idea what she was aiming at. Squinting at the video, Zen noticed something off with the bats. “Is it me, or are the eyes of those bats glowing?” Too busy fighting, Akiko did not reply. Liu Feng ignored the question. It was nonsense to ask for his opinion. “They are,” Oritha confirmed after a while.

Yikes "You have wings too?" I ask Aylin and she nods before huge black wings appear behind her. Hers are membranous and resemble bat wings. Her wings seem to absorb what small light there is, and nothing shines off of them, like the blackness of them overpowers any kind of light. She flaps her wings once, before she jumps and lets them carry her upwards. She makes it look effortless.

The flapping sounds of wings keep coming. " What's going on?" She mutters, slowly walking backwards. The bushes become darker. Her dilated pupils are shaky whilst she keeps stepping away. But " Don't hurt me!" She screams, hugging her belly. She shuts her eyes, as fear rushes through. But she exhales sharply before opening her eyes, finding a dog-like creature, with a wing, fighting more than hundreds of bats who aren't actually vampires but they're used to detect any wolves in this dimension. " What the hell is it?"

Is it just Flutter's trapped human spirit talking to me somehow? Or is it something else? But I push the thought aside as I continue to stroke her soft fur. I'll worry about that later. For now, I need to focus on keeping her safe and finding a way to help her control her shifting. "Need warmth." There is that voice again! I look at Flutter and see that her eyes are closed. I am sure she is asleep, so who is speaking? Suddenly, it hits me. She needs warmth to turn back into a human!

“Have I not caught you yet, daughter of Beelzebub?” Cent answered his arrogant comeback with a snort. “Let us see about that then.” On cue, a surge of black and red slaughter butterflies flew from the swamp waters the moment the hundreds of deadly feathers raced to Maleficent. The butterflies intercepted the first half of the feathers—devouring them in one go. The second half of the flock of feathers was able to avoid the onslaught of slaughter butterflies when they were able to swerve from the ascending attack of the butterflies.

I said “Wait, these parasitic nightmares have tricks of their own?!” Dashie said with a scared tone “yep these parasitic nightmares have tricks of their own Dashie” I said “what do you mean Firefly?” Twilight asked “when you a kill infected mob at rare chances at death, a mob head of the infected mob will attack you OR the infected mob explodes releasing buglins” I said “oh my… poor things” said Fluttershy “I feel sympathy towards these poor animals Flutters but these parasitic nightmares are hostile towards you” I said “those parasites shouldn’t infected those mobs in the first place” Fluttershy weeped Bronyium patted Fluttershy’s head “I know you felt sorry about those infected mobs but th

Seeing he was closing in, she straightened to give him clearance. He silently moved in line with her. His thin bat-like wings, trimmed in feathers along the bone were perfectly designed to be silent when he was coasting. She flapped next to him. Her quick beats were more akin to a hummingbird. She buzzed sideways and forward, then adjusted to stay next to him. The smile on her face lit the sky. So contrary to the dark shades of her guise. Her eyes were flashing brightly. Still uniquely blue instead of the usual blood red. She exuded joy as if her every breath were a taste of life.