How Much Of Monsters Is True Novels & Stories

Ten thrones were placed in a circle and on each sat the Monster Kings of the tribe. "Old Tiger, why did you call a meeting in such a hurry? I had to leave the embrace of my concubine to attend! You better have a good reason," one of the monsters said as he looked fiercely at the Monster King sitting in front of him. This monster had the head of a bull and a humanoid body filled with sinuous muscles. Even as he sat, he was well over seven feet tall. "I agree with Big Bull. I don't think there can be any matter that needs all ten of us present. Unless you want a life-or-death fight with one of the other Monster Kings, you can handle all other matters on your own," said a black skeleton.

For me. I shrugged. Plucking the beer bottle out of his fingers, I studied it for a minute. “How many of these have you had?” “My first. I can drive, Cyber.” Monster huffed. “Want to explain to me why she's just come down here looking like she wants to either slit your throat or burst into tears?” I could feel his bright eyes on my face, but I didn't answer him. “Everyone could hear her an hour ago,” Monster carried on, ignoring the death stare I threw in his direction. “Sounded like the two of you were getting on pretty well.” He grinned.

ROSE The weight of what I’d done sat in my chest like lead. The more I tried to push it past my mind, the heavier the truth sat and weighed down on me. This wasn't one of those situations that I would tell my things were okay, because it wasn't. No matter how hard I tried to convince myself otherwise, the truth still remained that I'd messed up, and badly too. Levi. Even the mere thought of him was enough to have my heart breaking all over again His mother was dead, he had been calling me in his darkest hour, and where was I? I was in a tangled bed, my body throbbing from the relentless attention of three monsters.

Maybe the thought that my only shield and source of protection would leave me alone was such a scary thing. "Don't worry, monster subjugation usually doesn't take too long. I'll be back before you know it," he gave me a reassuring smile. Why did he make it sound like killing monsters was the easiest thing to do in the world? Was it because he was the male lead? Then what about us, mere mortals? Tsk.. It was kinda annoying. "Are you going to be okay, brother?" I asked. "Aren't the monsters scary?" "I'll be fine. They weren't that scary if you already got used to their appearance. And I've joined monster subjugation since I was ten, so I'm already used to it," he answered matter of factly.

"We went ahead and marked all the houses there as yours since it now belongs to your territory." He paused briefly before continuing proudly. "And just like you said, we killed exactly fifty monsters." Several of the other men immediately nodded their heads in agreement. "Seriously, how did you even know there would be exactly fifty monsters there?" another team member asked with disbelief written all over his face. "We actually kept count because we thought you were exaggerating earlier, but you were completely right." "Not even one extra," another muttered under his breath. Darren wiped the corner of his mouth before adding, "At first, I thought it was just luck, but after counting every s

I looked at Sienna. She looked terrified. I looked back at Raven. "You didn't?" Raven hesitated. Just slightly. Enough. I stepped closer. "You know what your problem is?" Raven stayed quiet. "You think monsters look a certain way." The room was silent. I could hear Sienna breathing. I looked directly into Raven's eyes. "You want me to be angry." Raven's hand tightened around her phone. "You want me to confess." I smiled. "But you don't understand something."

“Do you believe that there may be monsters walking amongst us?” In the past, I told Miles everything except for the circumstances that led me down this path. I never opened up to him about the marks on my brother's body or my suspicions that monsters may actually exist and they stayed hidden from the rest of us in the underworld. “Monsters,” Miles repeats, frowning. “You mean like the ones in movies?” “Something like that,” I admit, wondering if I should just stay quiet. “I’ve never really thought about it.” He admits. “Personally, I think that humans are monsters. They’re monsters that can kill, steal, and destroy others without blinking an eye.”

The Crimson Order—humans—are the monsters, perpetrating genocide, torture, experimentation. Six hours later, they're ready. "This is it," Sarah says, finger hovering over the upload button. "Once I press this, there's no going back. The world will know." "Then let them know," Dante says. "Let them see the truth." Sarah presses the button. Within minutes, the internet explodes. The footage goes viral—mainstream media picks it up, social media floods with reactions, governments scramble to respond. Humanity learns that monsters are real. And that maybe, just maybe, the monsters aren't who they thought.

Connor shrugged his shoulders casually. Darkness fluttering over his face as an ominous air swirled around them; they didn’t know how much longer that they would be able to hide from the truth, that they were living with monsters and sooner or later they would be the ones that ended up dead. “You don’t think that they are hunters, do you?” Glory questioned with a twinge of fear in her chest. She was tired of begging the warm smiling happily go, lucky girl, that she had to play up while she was in public. She was tired of being okay.

Each of them realized that they needed a little quietness at times like these. In just a day, the kingdom had lost countless soldiers, as well as civilians at the hands of monsters – which weren't even monster grande. According to the info provided by Dylan, there is a term "monster grande" which refers to a monster that is bigger, fiercer, and intelligent and is the biggest threat to mankind. The numbers were still few, but no one ever knew when they would be able to double their numbers and enter the Haddad Kingdom.