Hunger Games Monkeys Novels & Stories

said Milly, the committee member. Monti just smiled and ignored Milly. It distracted him from seeing Kyra's group approaching them. He immediately came to them. "Miss vice-pres," said Monti. "What can you say about our effort?" "The setup is good," said Damon. "Yes, but it's still lacking," said Cael. "Not enough? We already have coffins, zombies, vampires, and werewolves. We have ghosts too. What is missing?" Monti asked with a frown.

I put down my spoon and fork before I pointed at him, "You! Did I order you to speak? And no one cares about your opinion so shut up, okay?" He ate the meat that he sliced before he looked at me, "Ugly." He exclaimed and resumed eating. I gritted my teeth and stood up. Gosh, I don't want to eat anymore! And I don't want to be with them even in the future! Even the first time I met these five I really hated them. And as if my blood was boiling just by looking at them, so what more when they were pissing and teasing me? I just don't really know why the girls inside of this school are all over them. Can't they just open their eyes widely so they could see how ugly these five monkeys are? Or are

Samuel said as he began to walk us towards the entrance of the event doors. “What is he?” I ask Samuel as he walks me around the tables heading towards the front of the room where we are to be seated. “Coyote.” Is all Samuel said as we came to our seats and he pulled my chair out for me and I sat. Great another species I never knew of. “So why will he leave me alone now?” I asked Samuel after he seated. Samuel then laughed before he said, “Sweetie they are below me on the food chain.” Samuel’s attention then turned towards the door and I went to look but he quickly pulled my attention back to him by saying, “I have a surprise for you.”

All of them suspended three feet off the ground, rotating slowly in a perfect circle around my son like he's the sun and they're helpless planets caught in his gravity. "Mama!" A little girl's voice, shrill with terror. "Make it stop!" The other pups have scattered to the edges of the arena, pressing against their parents' legs, some crying, some just staring with eyes too wide for their small faces. Kael's whole body trembles with the effort of whatever he's doing. Sweat beads on his forehead despite the cool air. "Mommy," he whimpers, and the word shatters something in my chest. "I can't... I don't know how to..."

Some split into flanking groups, their weapons glinting as they prepared to attack. “These things are intelligent?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. The group’s panic was heavy as the monsters closed in, their horrifying forms becoming clearer. Lydia, peering through her thick glasses, pointed at them, her voice laced with disbelief. “Those are orc-monkeys,” she said. “They’re known for their intelligence—closer to humans than animals.” “How intelligent?” Gidon asked, his tone both curious and wary. “Intelligent enough to wield weapons and, apparently, use poison gas,” Lydia replied, her voice grim. “They must’ve put the gas in the carriage before we left Nivel.”

“ROOOOAAAARRRRR!!!” The group of Monkey Monsters—about five of them—leaped from their respective positions at the same time, all of them desiring to get a taste of his flesh. Rey couldn’t help but sigh. “[Blindness].” The moment he said this, darkness shrouded the bright eyes of the Monkey Monsters. With their sight—their primary sensory organ—gone, they couldn’t accurately locate him. However, since they already had a decent idea of his location, they did not stop the attack.

A monster? The moment we step onto the grounds, the smell hits. It's the smell of copper and rot and something disgusting. My stomach lurches. Kira swears under her breath. Isaiah's jaw tightens as the backup soldiers fan out, their boots silent on the snow, their weapons drawn. Then the chanting reaches us. It's loud enough to vibrate in my bones. My hand rests on my stomach, my palm flattening over my bump on instinct. 'Please,' I think desperately. 'Please be okay.‘

She added, making these five monkeys turn their heads around to look at me, and to show off a smile. "Wh-what? It's not true!" I denied. Then I suddenly felt Milo poking my sides, "Stop it!" "She loved having us around," Milo whispers as he was alternatively raising his eyebrows. That's his hidden talent. I heard my mother giggling, "Just make sure she'll be home before it gets dark, am I making myself clear gentlemen?" "Yes, ma'am!" They all said in chorus as they all gave my mom a salute like she's the boss. Mom lets out another giggle before giving the boys a nod, "You can all go. Be careful okay?" The monkeys marched over to me, as Harry and Milo grabbed me by my arms to pull me up, we a

The tree is rough and I feel it scratch me a few times but I climb the tree pretty easily. I extend my arm out for my shirt and offer it the apple. The monkey stands staring between the apple and the dress. It tries to snatch the apple without handing me the dress, but I’m ready and snatch the dress from it from its hand. He shrieks at me before deciding that it no longer desires the dress. He takes off, as I climb down the tree. Reluctantly, I head back to the cave.

They took the peanuts. After she threw the last nut, she saw that all the monkeys had stopped chasing her. The monkeys were busy fighting over the peanuts. Elissa exhaled. She thought she was safe. She was about to move to the front. Before she could do so, a monkey suddenly appeared on the dashboard. The monkey immediately attacked Edgar, who was holding the steering wheel. The monkey clawed and bit Edgar. Edgar tried to keep it away, but it didn't work. "Get down!" Elissa ordered.