Novel & Cerita Horror Dog

The smell was stronger now—unwashed fur, hunger, and exhaustion. I pushed through a final line of bushes and stopped dead. The dog was huddled near the base of an old oak. It was a husky, but she looked terrible. Her coat was matted with burrs and mud, and I could see the sharp outline of her ribs through her thinning fur. She looked up as I approached, her bright blue eyes wide with a mix of fear and defiance. She didn't run. She stood her ground, her hackles rising as she stared at the massive wolf looming over her.

The figure was putting on a sky blue nun’s habit, but it was shredded, torn, and stained with dark brown spots that seemed to be blood. The figure turned sharply, pouncing towards where I was lying down. It wasn’t a human. It was a werewolf! A scream tore from my lungs, “Get me out of here! Somebody… help me!” The man covered my mouth and dragged me back to a corner. “Shhh, you have to be quiet,” he whispered. The small dog that had followed me began to whimper, shrinking back with its ears flat. The wolf turned its gaze on the animal and had what looked like a smile on its face. It lunged at the dog, ripping into it with its teeth, its claws dripping with fresh blood. The feeding sounds tha

My head snapped to the right and I froze. Six massive dogs stood there in the shadows, muscles tense, eyes glowing faintly under the porch lights. I didn’t know what breed they were, but they looked like monsters. Huge, sleek and powerful. “Easy,” I whispered, though my voice trembled. They didn’t move. Just watched me, lips curled, teeth flashing. Then one stepped forward. Then another. “Oh God,” I breathed, taking a step back. My hand fumbled for the door handle, but it was too late. The dogs moved as one, a blur of muscle and motion.

A shrill, terrifying scream split through everyone's eardrums. "Who dares touch my darling Alison?!"

I can also catch a faint whiff of his woodsy smell, penetrating through my trance. Again, I feel like I’m in bliss as I inhale his scent. I sway in my spot, smiling, reaching toward him. Only to touch what feels like fur. I stagger back in fear. Something heavy and solid bumps into me. I hear a monstrous growl and I’m knocked down to the floor with a thud. I gasp and look up, and I see the silhouette of a gigantic dog with bright white fur and burning golden eyes. It glances at me, sending a deep shiver down my spine.

Zora stood still, staring at the thing before us. "That's a Shadowhound," she murmured. The thing let out a loud deafening screech. I had to put my hands over my ears and even then, the sound still rang in my ears. "What are Shadowhounds? Is there anything I should know?" I yelled, as the thing advanced towards us.

Andre exclaimed in surprise when the moonlight provided a little light to examine something that made them curious. "What's wrong, Ndre?" Lara couldn't contain her curiosity. She followed Andre's footsteps and approached the window. The moonlight only ended near the bookshelf not far from there. Lara still couldn't see anything. "DON'T COME HERE!" Andre shouted breathlessly. He was still very shocked by what he saw. "What's wro-- AHH!!!" Lara screamed again after seeing a severed dog's head covered in blood in front of her. The foul and putrid smell she had smelled turned out to come from the dead dog's carcass.

The hair at the back of her neck curled and her heart slammed hard against her chest. “The hell!” she muttered with a gasp, eyes fixated on the massive black dog near the couch. It was a dog…right? What else could it be? With her heart fluttering in her throat and her legs slowly backing away, Dhara swallowed. Hard. Then swallowed again. What the hell, though? Where the freaking hell did this dog come from? From the corner of her eye, she could see the door was closed. All the windows were curtained, too. However, to even think it could have entered through the window had her flinch mentally.

Sibling to the monsters Chimaera and Hydra}. All three heads are barking a volley of thunder so I press my hands over my ears to protect them from further damage, but then my eyes fall on the curious mane down the dog’s broad back. I note how the hair is sort of glistening, slimy and MOVING. I watch horrified as the sight resolves into a hundred small snakes with their tails all knotted and matted together, bodies writhing and heads spitting in agitation. {Good doggie}, I think to myself. {Please don't bite my head off. If I remember correctly, you're not here to stop people from coming in. You're just here to prevent them from leaving. Right? Good doggie…}

A loud scream escaped her lips as she stumbled back towards me, her eyes wide with shock. I frowned at her unexpected reaction. Clearly, this wasn't what I was anticipating. "What is this?!" she exclaimed, seeking refuge behind me as the dogs approached, their tails wagging eagerly. "A dog" I replied, looking back at her without turning around. "Ah! Go away! Shoo! Shoo!" she screamed at the top of her lungs, panic evident in her voice, as the Rottweiler and Doberman drew nearer, excited by her presence. "Baby, they won't hurt you," I reassured her, leaning back slightly as she clung to me, her grip tight on my shoulder.