Hunger Games Creatures Mga Nobela at Kwento

"It's a mighty and dangerous creature that feeds off on other beings. Once it sets eyes on you, it transmits the wavelength of your soul and breaks them down into dissonances. As soon as it sees the resonance of your soul, it will suck it up thereby making it more powerful." Germaine did not understand a word of the nonsense Ennie had just sprouted. Resonances and dissonances. Those were words that made absolutely no meaning to her. She was still reeling from the possibility of there being other creatures in this realm. As the Loa crashed further on, she looked to where Ennie shook like a leaf and asked. "Apart from werewolves and Loas, are there any other creatures in this realm?" Ennie nod

He wrinkles his nose in disgust and continues: "The creatures were born in human-like forms, but hairy and colder than the dead, without the ability to think, acting solely on instinct. With these unsuccessful projects, we left them in the Dark Forest, where they became known as beasts that devour wolves. I was almost ready to give up, but on a stormy night, with lightning tearing through the sky and shaking the ground," he looks at the vampire again, and they exchange smiles.

I moved instantly. The cold flame inside me surged through my veins as I crossed the battlefield, power exploding beneath my feet while creatures rushed through the territory like a plague. Elias creations. Not shadows. Not void creatures. Monsters. Twisted things made from flesh, darkness, and magic stitched together unnaturally. Some still looked partially human. That somehow made it worse. I cut through the first one that lunged at me without slowing down, blue and silver flames consuming it instantly. The pack was fighting.

If it said congratulations, it was indirectly saying congrats for staying this long but it's time to go. ‎“Anyway, out of the abundance of my heart. I will give you a preview of what to expect," it added and a holographic screen flickered to life behind it. Images flashed. It was in a dark alleyways, narrow corridors, blurred shadows moving too fast to track. Then came it, a beast rushing to the screen, which was immediately paused. It was a beast quiet similar to the devourers we faced before, except these ones had the head of a python, its stomach wasn't wolf like, it was more like a colorful bird.

Reasonable honestly. The creatures looked like giant birds. Except they had no feathers. Only black crystal. Their eyes glowed red. And there were hundreds of them. Then the first creature screamed. A terrible sound. Then the entire swarm dove toward the city. Then the statues moved. Immediately. Massive stone warriors raised enormous weapons. Blue energy erupted from their eyes. Then the battle began. BOOOOOOM! The first statue smashed a flying creature from the sky. The crystal bird exploded. Then another statue launched a spear of blue light.

He drove his claws into its spine. The creature screamed. It threw Kael off. He hit the ground. Did not move. Kael! Mira screamed. The creature turned toward her. No, Luan said. She ran. She hit the creature's chest. Her claws dug into the bone. Her teeth found the place where a heart should be. The creature's voice was a whisper now. Please, it said. I am hungry. Luan looked into its faceless shape. At the wound that had never healed. At the hunger that had never been fed.

I couldn't help the shiver that ran down my body. I didn't want to kill anything. "But some creatures are good, right?" I asked, nervous. "Every creature can be good or evil. Just like with humans, they have their freedom to choose." "Got it." But it was creepy. At least a dozen make-believe creatures were enclosed in glass, on pedestals, or standing around the room. Something called a locanis looked like a werewolf. There was also a little sprite, a massive troll, a black unicorn, and an enormous dragon.

And why did those creatures kidnap the helpless Ardina. One of the creatures bent his knees, crouching. His eyes suddenly turned red, while sniffing Ardina like a cat or a dog. Then, the slimy hand started to touch Ardina's cheek. But, "Aaargh!" Ardina came to her senses, and she screamed loudly in fear. And that slime also made Ardina feel disgusted. She moved away, from the presence of the creatures. The girl just realized, that the creatures in front of her were so terrible. "Who are you, and what do you want to me, huh?" Ardina shouted. The creatures just stayed silent and watched the structure of the girl's face.

For the first time, I saw hesitation flicker across his burning face. Nicholas’s smirk faltered. “Well,” he muttered, almost to himself. “The board just changed.” Marcus’s arms tightened around me, his golden eyes burning, but his voice was ragged when he whispered the words I had dreaded. “Zara… what have you brought into my world?” And before I could answer, the creature rose from the earth massive, scaled in black fire, its eyes glowing with hunger. The hunters broke formation, panic spilling through their ranks. The fire-born raised his spear of flame, but even he hesitated, as if recognizing a predator greater than himself.