Folklore Demons Novels & Stories

A land of zombies, vampires, witches, and other creatures of the night. The secondborn landed in a land filled with dense negativity that could erode even the toughest of beings, however to demons it merely stimulated their desire for wickedness thus turning the land into a land of debauchness and all sorts of immorality, and thus its name ‘Land of Babel’. This land birthed succubus/incubuses, the gorgeous yet killer faes, and other pleasure-seeking demons/demoness. The third born landed in the sea corroding it with his evilness, killing all creatures within and turning it into a death sea, thus its name ‘Blood Sea’. The land of birth for all aqua demons including the merfolks, the fallen si

An empty desk far away from me screamed Dexter’s lateness in volumes but he was always late but now seemed to be attending more classes than often and according to what I overheard some girls whisper, it was ‘my fault’ and I wished that wasn’t true. “Demons have been depicted in many structures and forms over the past centuries by all divisions. Some call them revolting red beasts with horns protruding out of their heads and others say that just like angels, they possess immense beauty, so much so that minor groups of worshippers from the past would mistaken them for gods as the demons could make everything they say sound true. But another theory suggests that because they possess extraordin

“Werewolves, for instance, are forged from pure aggression. They are expert at winding lies into their own mythology – the Curse of the Moon, for example, made people believe that they needed a full moon to shift. They will say anything they can to get what they want. And what they want is… death. Death and destruction, vengeance and power and tyranny. “Demons are much the same,” she’d continued. “Demons live in the underworld, and must be summoned to rise to our plane of existence. They cause chaos, destruction, but they are – for the most part – mindless. They attain pleasure from the pain of others, but they rarely mastermind their own attacks. If a demon is being careful, it is being con

"It's a long history, Andrew. The easiest one is that to werewolves, Demons are worse than witches. There are so many creatures under the moon goddess. Some are like us, they mostly have a human side with supernatural abilities. Others are spirits, they're not physical, they are metaphysical while the last ones are the children of darkness, the undead, Demons fall into that category. And our nature despises them much so." "Hmmmm," Andrew said, as he pieced together the information in his head. It made sense that he was repelled by its scent. Still enraged Laura went in search of a tree, stripped and stashed her clothes then shifted. Then sped off following the trail of the demon. She could f

back in the days when having prissy epithets was fashionable in Hell. “Sounds endearing.” I opened the red leather-bound volume, reading aloud: “In recente tymes, Mortal propoganda hast highly tarnished our image in the Human Wyrld. In remedie to this dyre situation, I have insofar penned a detayled account on the origyn, nature, and dyversite of Hellekind. Shouldst thou need work, cohabyt, or othyrwise interact with Mortsalkynd, this wunderfyl volume will prove peerless in smoothyng relations betweenst thou and thy Human companions. Be they literate- let them read; be they uneducated- let them hear. The wyse words withyn this volume will qwell all Mortal fears, be-est thou of good inte

then, the forces of evil have been having their day, wreaking havoc. At some point, good will vanquish evil, and perfection will be restored. Meanwhile, there are many ways to counter evil, to minimize its impact in the world. The lore about demons is rich and varied, and the stories of human dealings with demons are colorful and mesmerizing. All of my encyclopedias emphasize the Western tradition, with the inclusion of some crosscultural entries for comparison. In this volume, I have included entries on many individual demons, including the heavyweights of hell; types and classes of demons; demonized pagan deities; examples of demonic and spirit possessions and exorcisms; expressions of th

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.

You'll be the one taking your pants off lol. Now why are they called demons? They are THE BEST PLAYERS you can ever see. With their smooth talking and killer smile. They can charm any lady they want without breaking a sweat. They break hearts left and right like it's nothing. In as much as girls have come to despise them for their philandering ways, they still can't help but fall for Yoruba demons. "One look and a daughter of Zion have off pant" -Bimbo Ademoye. Whatever you do, never fall in love with a Yoruba Demon.

I wonder if my sisters know this; I doubt they would tell me their husband’s secrets, not that it’s any of my business knowing anyway. Fenriz chuckles. “Yeah, apparently, they merge just before the parade starts. Also, I noticed that they’re quite good at hiding their scents like another little fox I know,” he teases with a grin, referring to when I hid under his desk and pleasured him. “I guess this holiday worked out for me ally-wise as well. I wouldn’t want to be on the wrong side of a demonic horde.” I’ve heard the folklore tale of the Night Parade of A Hundred Demons, which child hasn’t heard of this before, but to find out that Nurarihyon actually exists is a wild thought! I wonder wha

"Anything else?" "A good place to get coffee?" The old woman laughed. "I've got a pot in the back." *** After Betty brought me a very strong cup of coffee, I got to work. Thick, old books stacked in front of me on a little table, skimming timeworn pages for anything. A few pieces of information here and there stuck out to me. Like the myths of demons withholding their names from their victims because if you knew a demon's name, then you had power over them. Including the power to invoke them. Some said demons were fallen angels, or the offspring from those angels.