Humanoid Eevee Novels & Stories

Evie felt exposed, vulnerable under the scrutiny of these strange beings. Suddenly, a figure detached from the crowd, gliding towards them with an air of otherworldly grace. Tall and slender, it possessed an ethereal beauty that resonated with a faint familiarity. Its skin shimmered with an opalescent light, and its large almond-shaped eyes glowed with an intelligent curiosity. In its hand, it held a staff crafted from the same crystalline material that made up the city's structures. "Greetings," the figure spoke, its voice a melodious chime that resonated within Evie's mind. "We have been expecting you."

DEX-3 ATK-11. STR-4 Speed-16. AGI-16 Mana-0. INT-1 [Aquatic humanoids with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish, merman adorn their skin and scale with shell decorations. They have low IQ and are unable to communicate. They build their settlements in vast undersea caverns, mazes of coral, the ruins of sunken cities, or structures they carve out from rocky seabed]

“Why don’t we skip all the theatrics and go straight to the point Eve, if there is something you want to tell me go ahead and say it but I must warn you, it won’t mean a thing.” “A hybrid is a creature that is part vampire and part wolf. But ion my own terms I like to call them an abomination.” “No less better than the witch creature you are trying to create” I spat. Eve turned to face me and from her cloak she pulled out something pale and as I set my eyes on it I felt like my mouth had been stuffed full of sawdust. “From you expression you must know what I’m carrying. All I need to do is stick this into your body anywhere I choose and you’re done for.

How would they know when we arrive in the first place? Just then, a shadow was seen coming down the dazzling top of the mountain. This shadow belonged to a being that resembled no creature that Ishida had ever seen. This being’s lower half body was that of a beaver but its lower part body was that of a fish or some marine creature. The lower body contained what looked like a platypus’ tail. The upper body, which was significantly larger than the lower body, contained two massive eyes— each one being nearly half the size of Ishida’s head.

'Ah, looks like I have to put you back down, okay? But suddenly a white, tiny hand hugged him from behind. Allan was startled by the hand around his waist, and turned round. Allan was even more surprised to see Eve standing right in front of him, without a single thread. Her body was perfect, not skinny but a little dense in certain areas. "Eve? You-what are you doing? If you're trying to tease me and play with me, Eve...then...then..." Allan said backwards and his chest started to rise and fall.

so instead of waiting for someone else to do it, he stepped forward and put his own hand on the ball, when he heard Mr. Hung yell, "No, wait-" and all of a sudden his surrounding changed. Sheng Chen was in another space, looking at a huge screen in front of him. He heard that same robotic voice again, "Hello traveler. Welcome to your inauguration. Currently, you are at Bestia Orbis Terrarum, or lovingly referred to by the locals as the Beast world." "As you may or may not know already, there are millions of different species in the universe. Some are very similar to your human physical structures, whereas some are very different." As the voice finished, the large screen in front of Sheng

It was the scent of static and a lingering, clinical fear. Sarah Sterling and Dr. Elias Aris were there to meet them, their expressions weary and professional. Beside them stood a young woman who caught Leo’s attention instantly. She had her father’s dark hair, but her eyes were a startling, iridescent blue that seemed to hold the depth of the ocean. This was Elena Aris, the first of the Drowned Humans to be born with a natural resistance to the Void Howl.

Brianna scoffed, stabbing again. “Lasted like— what? Five minutes?” “Three on a good day,” Layla muttered. Everyone winced. “Tragic.” Brianna popped a piece of cake into her mouth. “At least he’s moist in death.” Layla snorted. On the TV, a glossy ad played for the newest EvoMate Companion Unit: A tall, beautifully built humanoid with a voice like warm silk, standing behind a woman, hands on her hips like he owned her. The woman leaned back with a look that was almost indecent for daytime TV.

Elodie’s heart hammered against her ribs like a trapped bird. "Don't touch me," she rasped. The man stepped into the light. "I don't want to hurt you. I want to harvest you. The twins are the key to the next five hundred years of human evolution. You’re just the vessel." He lunged. Elodie didn't have a weapon, but the White Moon wasn't just a light. She threw her hands forward, a blast of pure, pearl-white energy erupting from her palms. The man was thrown back against the wall, his goggles shattering, but he didn't stop. He rolled to his feet and slammed his fist into the stone wall, a concealed blade sliding from his sleeve.

She took an instinctive half-step back. Kael caught her elbow immediately. “What is it?” Before anyone could answer, a pale hand rose from the water. Then another. Then a face. Aira’s breath stopped in her throat. It was human, almost human, but too gaunt, too stretched, as though it had been waiting too long in the dark for its bones to remember how to be flesh. Its eyes were open, and they were not empty. They were watching her. Rowan’s voice cracked. “Nope.”