Hunter Skeksis Novels & Stories

On weekend, this place would be crowded with visitors. Going for the second view, they could see a miniature of biome of certain forests. Not only the scenery but there were also domestic animals living in that biome. Virginia looked so amazed because it was her first time to see those unique animals. Susan was also looking so excited to see the views. Meanwhile, Cedric could only focus on Virginia not the views of the biome. Even though he did not get the chance to get closer with Virginia at that moment, at least he could see Virginia’s happy face.

“What’s the first thing you do when you encounter a husk.” Suddenly asked a question, Peter felt flustered but Kenneth’s stare quickly reminds him that he needed to answer. Peter whispers. “Husks are like animals in that they rely on senses not normally used by normal humans. Their sense of smell and hearing is more similar to dogs than it is to normal humans. This causes them to be very dangerous hunters. But… unlike dogs and normal humans, husks have limited cognition…” Peter stops but Kenneth urges him to continue since the last part wasn’t familiar to him.

I have fighting skills and strength, Peter has good eyes and nose then Hemilia is experienced in magic and observing. But she sucks at smelling or watching if any elements are contaminated. "My guess would be that she touched the tree and passed out because of the poison." He stated with a satisfied grin, I already knew that man. "Good Sherlock, then tell me why can't we see her body laying on the ground?" I asked sarcastically, he rolled his eyes and walked forward. "Don't do anything stupid." I mocked, he turned around and pulled his middle finger up. I sighed and looked at the sky if there are any drones following us, I can't see any device in the sky. How can we communicate?

As we get closer to the next village, I notice more people on the paths. They’re just not heading in any particular direction. “We’re here, we will just stop for food then keep going.” Corvu states. I nod, but looking around I don’t see any walls, gates or guards. In fact all I see is woodland covered completely in moss. The only thing that wasn’t covered in moss was the dirt path which some ago had turned into mostly sand. I watch Gecko riding in front, looking very excited to be exploring new lands. I put a hand to my chest and felt the amulet sitting beneath my tunic. I can’t believe such a small piece of jewelry causes so many problems. “See that boy?” Corvu asks me, pointing into the fo

Teema interjected with a cough, “The last one does sound a little embellished. Surviving a spell that has been added to by more than one magus does not sound to be possible.” “I have done a few cool sounding things, but some of those I had help, and some I don’t fully remember everything,” Rex said, “So Skul, your battle?” he asked, trying to push the attention away from himself. “Dinner!!” a loud growl from beside the chairs startled everyone beside Rex, Skul and Kiri. It was Horken, he now stood leaning over next to Kiri, it was only then did Rex notice in the crystal’s light that possessed huge tusks that protruded from his lower jaw in the same place as his bottom set of canines, exiting

She nodded and said, “Alright. We’ll wait for you at the place where we plucked the Dragon Blood Vines earlier.” She was not a procrastinator, so she immediately retreated along with Jasmine. Meanwhile, Alex, who had the white cat squatting on his shoulder, flung the white bone whip and maneuvered the Seven Blades of Death slowly toward the big lake. As he was pondering one question, he mumbled, “Where did these skeletons come from?” At this moment, ten or so black shadows sprang out in the direction of the big lake: those were ten or so black skeletons that were taller than average black skeletons. The more outrageous thing was, the skeletons looked like birds that grew a layer of flesh mem

“Thank you!” ‘Did we miss something?’ Odeus asked, comprehending the situation. ‘Yeah, a lot of fun,’ I said. ‘And one of her wins. Even though it’s small, I still count it as a win.’ I was having an ick from my icks now. “Choose the skeleton you want, lady,” Skully said, walking behind the counter made of stacked up bones. Xanthea looked around fearlessly. A few of the skeletons cracked some lame bone jokes that had her laughing and giggling like a child. She looked a lot more comfortable around those skeletons than she was around us.

“I’ve prepared for this as well.” He started rummaging inside his rucksack which was made of sealskin and, when resting on the back of his blue Slayer uniform, made him look like a turtle with a cute, streamlined shell. Aki made a comment about his looking like a “ninja turtle” and Sasha found it so funny he was in stitches for a full minute. When he calmed down again, he went right back to business: “I’ve brought wheke ropes from the south to make sure we don’t get separated and we can find our way back to the entrance. I also brought these.”

Clad in leather biker jackets like the one on Coles back, the signature scorpion ring-like shape on the back in red thread. The scorpion in the shape of a circle, with its tail just reaching its head. A piston and crowbar in the middle forming an "X" in silver thread. Not very detailed but quite unique, being the only one of its kind. Every member has her/his own jacket, although there are of course alterations and personalisation is allowed to certain extent. Mine has royal blue checker flacks at the sleeves, albeit I'm not wearing mine now. Whereas Cole opted for a skull at the right breast plate.

I tried to think of an explanation that would sound reasonable. Dresna blurted out, “Are you some kind of witch”? A witch was not the comparison I expected. “There’s something weird going on with you, Skye. You saved my life on the mountain, and now at the Drock...” “It was the Drax that got to those two,” I said, trying to sound convincing. “Seriously, Dresna, you know what that concoction did to you.” We reached Dresna’s home, and I stood for a moment contemplating whether to expand on my answer, but noting his questions had subsided, I decided to let any further response lapse.