Giant Ant Queen Novels & Stories

Their constant shuffling grated on my nerves. "How dare you, ants wake me up from my sleep with that filthy noise coming from those rotten mouths of yours? How dare you?" I said coldly, and it immediately sent panic across them. "We... we are sorry, ma'am," they echoed in fear. "And how dare you call me ma'am? I am your future queen, so you must address me as such." One of those ants dared to speak up. "But you... you are not our queen and..."

“ Ladies and gentlemen, the queen of NATEL FASHION WORLD has arrived and I will like you all to be on your feet and welcome the QUEEN!!” As he spoke, no questions was asked, everyone stood to their feet, the door was opened wide as Natash walks in, wearing a large red ball gown, design with pretty flowers, Even as she walks towards the stage, it swept her feet, it was designed by the personal designer of the queen of England. Her hair were styled updo and several flowery clip were attached to it, her makeup was perfect, bringing out her perfect pointed nose and the lashes made her look like a goddess. She was accompanied by Robert on her right and Derrick on her left, and as she walk with th

“Dr. Caldwell gave me something tonight. A journal that belonged to my grandmother.” Keal’s expression sharpened. “What kind of journal?” Instead of answering, I slipped the leather-bound book from my dress pocket. Even in the dim glow of his office, the silver script along its pages shimmered faintly. “It’s a record,” I said, opening to the family lineage. “Generations of Luna-born women. Their gifts. Their…” I paused as my gaze caught a section I had overlooked before. “Their mates.” “Their mates?”

Ants as tall as humans looked quite frightening. Yara played his flute to attack with the sound waves. There was a crack, and a giant ant's leg broke. Fortunately, they were not as powerful as their scary exteriors. Yara felt slightly relieved. Despite being cultivators whose powers surpassed ordinary people, Willow and Lisa were still women, after all. They were scared speechless at the sight of these disgusting things. On normal days, they could step on these ants. However, these ants had suddenly grown into giants and had powers that were equivalent to theirs. They could not accept this.

She didn't look to be much older than Mare but she was slightly taller and that advantage made her look down her nose as she spoke. She took a step into the hall and Mare fought back the urge to hug her arms around her body. Did the hall suddenly turn cold? "What is it that you say?" Vallezarii asked. Mare's eyes snapped to his face. The tone of his voice... "Your Baryn concubine will not sully the queen's seat..." "There is no queen." "Her memory leaves on..." "There is no queen!"

And it was certainly not a man that I wanted to hold the power that the prophecy alluded to. “You can’t die,” she shook her head. “I’m sorry, but you have to become the Queen. This isn’t just about you and Asher or you and Chase.” Her eyes were lit up “There is something so much bigger at play here,” the excitement in her voice was unreal and she looked around her at something I couldn’t see, “even now I can see all the threads, intertwining with each other,” she looked back at me “We are only at the beginning of this, but you are definitely a key puzzle piece.” “Puzzle piece!” I exclaimed, “Ana talks about them,” and she nodded excitedly.

The Queen said, “Guards, you need to still give the best place so that the resources that they farm are the best of the best. We will observe things further and see what these new elites and what other possible new ones other than them will bring. Only then we will take any more steps.” They settled the matter. They did not force the four of them or anything. So that was a lifesaver. Allen also was pretty sure that this ant Queen was the quest giver. Although she may have been the most intelligent of the ants, she still had a lot of logical power not expected of her. He just did not know whether or not she could give them the quest now.

Seeing the 70 people standing out, their relatives and friends among the ants recognized them in a few seconds and whispered to the people around them. In the end, the whispers became louder and louder, and gradually caused a sensation among the ants. More and more people began to believe this fact, although it was hard for them to accept. "Everyone, I, the Ant Queen, can personally prove that there's no way this matter can be false. It's the truth." As soon as she finished speaking, she took a step forward and smiled. However, just as she was about to open her mouth, something happened. Suddenly, she fainted to the ground...

"It's odd, being looked up to as a queen when I wear no crown upon my head." The women all nod, their heads bobbing as they knit ferociously. "You are respected like a queen before you wear the crown because you carry the king's child in your stomach," Ivona says, her voice a little standoffish and harsh, saying it in such a way as if it is the only reason why I am respected. Arlena shoots Ivona a warning glare before turning back to I with a smile stretched on her face. "You wear the prized topaz. Everyone knows the story of the topaz and every woman in the entire kingdom has had hopes and dreams at

When both the King and Queen were finally out of sight and earshot, they both looked at each other knowing what the other was thinking. “Julius, it couldn’t be, could it?” Kitana asked with surprise that she had been hiding. “I believe it is true, her daughter has been gifted to a human. This must mean something big is coming like it did nearly 200 years ago.” Julius replied to his wife.