Novelas y relatos de Humanoid Mothra

The full moon helps as their main source of light. "What the hell is happening?" Eurus asked, his eyebrows lowered and drawn together, looking confused. Moments later, tons of growling sounds was heard-maybe hundreds of them. A monstrous slumped, humanoid creature suddenly showed up. Seemingly looks like a decaying corpse, covered in blood. Its rib cage was exposed-its organs can already be seen because of it. It crawls on fours as he moves. It has hideously elongated fingers and toes that ended in wicked-looking claws. Drooping from its mouth is its long tongue, With its jaw dropped, exposing its sharp teeth.

Jake muttered. “You...you can see it?” Julia began panicking, “shit! You're totally serious!” The window’s glass suddenly shattered with Jake lunging himself at Matt's sister, the two of them hitting the soft carpet on the floor. “Get down!” Jake cried out after seeing a large creature unlike anything he had ever seen land in the far side of the living room. Matt cried out in pain. “Fuck! My arm!” None of them except Jake could see the creature which was on all its fours, preparing to attack again. To Jake, It kinda looked like the Xenomorph from the movie series, Alien, except this one did not have a tail.

Psyche Flint firmly said as she stared directly on Grandpa Flint’s eyes. Grandpa Flint smiled and was not shocked of Psyche Flint’s declaration of peace for humanity because he already heard it many times inside his dreams. For within five years of hiding, he had a dream of a human silhouette who stood firmly in front of zombie army. That person looked straight and declared her words to many people.

This dimension deserves to be called the dimension of hell. Suddenly, the red ground I was standing on shook violently, lightning bolts collided, and the roar grew louder. We both switched roles. I pulled the arrow hanging from my back and aimed. Meanwhile, Jay tightly hugged the jug of blood to keep it from spilling because his job was to feed the monster. The monster had come. The silhouette of its arrival was visible. A giant red creature with horns. Its body was snake-shaped and spiked, but its head had a human body: Echidna, a mother of monsters.

Frozen, she watched in detached horror as the beast reared back on its haunches, muscles coiling tight enough to— With impossible speed, a dark blue whipped past her. Sophia blinked and her inhuman stalker flew backward, crashing through the drywall opposite in an explosive rain of plaster. Stunned, she lurched back, plastering herself against the door as the second nightmarish shape landed in a low crouch between her and its fallen brethren. This hulking figure seemed more proportioned than the other twisted forms - powerful and male from the width of the shoulders and swell of corded muscle. But still inherently...not human. It turned slightly, piercing azure eyes locking on her from over

Their skins turning pale, their bodies having sparse flesh atop its skeletal framework and veins turning black making them look more or like zombies. The remaining four had to find a cure for this ailment, "Black Death"; they called it, Kimora was created by them, it came with a price, killing everyone with dark matter and three of the elders died in the process, Kimora was so powerful it did the job but a little too well having a mind of its own the last Elder saw this as a threat had the Kimora gotten rid of and he vanished not to be seen again.

He was just about to angrily berate her when his eyes caught sight of what the girl was pointing. Dina’s mind completely blanked out as she stared up at the monster before them, just like the others. It was just like the spider monster they had run away from… but much more humungous. It had hundreds of limbs attached to its torso which had completely disappeared in the stack of limbs jam-packed closely together and slithering about like multiple snakes. Its head was as big as a toddler with a pair of huge rotting eyes dangling before it while its face was completely covered in maggots with not a flesh in sight.

The room lights flickered. Morat stood tall, his face changing. "He's coming. The fragment senses this." From the corners of the room, shadows began to creep, merging in the center of the room to form a pitch-black humanoid figure with two points of blazing red light, eyes. The shadowy figure roared, its sound tearing at their ears, then lunged not at Morat, but directly toward Siron's helpless mother.

You will. The morning passed with drills and controlled exercises. I moved through the motions, letting my body respond instinctively. Each time I shifted my weight, each time I struck or dodged, I felt a faint, glowing power beneath my skin, like threads of electricity running through my muscles. I had never felt anything like it, not in my human life, not even in the dreams the Moon Goddess had sent me. Selene appeared again, slipping into the hall as if she belonged there. Her eyes tracked me, sharp and calculating. She carried herself like someone who had been the pack’s favorite once, but now she was plotting. Waiting.

She threw out waves of blue energy to hold the affected people in place, but immediately frowned when she felt their strength. They were much stronger than the abominations they had fought at the border. These ones were still in their human form, which made them faster and more deadly. The only difference they had from a normal human were their pitch-black eyes and the long metal claws that had grown out of their skin. They were the perfect soldiers that Lihont had made. They had no fear, no pain and no emotions. Zoran saw a group of monsters closing in on a family. He shifted into his huge obsidian primordial wolf and he lunged into the crowd, his teeth snapping wildly, as he easily ripped