I Became An Evolving Space Monster Chapter 63 Novels & Stories

She sat on her bed and whispered to herself: “Soon. Max, we’re leaving She lay back, staring at the ceiling. Everything in the mansion felt unstable. Everything was shifting. And she needed to act before it was too late.

Because monsters like me did not flinch at screams anymore. ** follow me on i,n,s,t,a,g,r,a,m: authormiragreen

“Get comfortable, Raven. You’re not leaving until you learn to behave.” I glared at him, my chest heaving. “You’re a monster.” He shrugged, unbothered. “Maybe. But I’m the monster in charge.” “That's enough girls, you've done you part. Leave us alone.” The girls held me there, their grip unbreakable. I tried to think, to plan, to find a way out. But my mind was spinning, my body aching but they suddenly let me slump on the floor. “It's okay Raven, it's not supposed to be this way but you're making things difficult for us. I really care about you too but–”

Just before the debris could crush them, the two leaped toward the nearest platform as thick dust filled the air, making it impossible to see anything clearly. Ivy landed heavily on a narrow ledge protruding from the wall. Pain shot through her body as though several of her bones had cracked from the impact. Darren, on the other hand, barely managed to grab onto the edge beside her while the space beneath them disappeared into darkness. GROWLS~ Behind them came the horrifying growls of approaching monsters. What?! There are more monsters here? Ivy's eyes widened in shock. That monster actually led me here because there are even more monsters waiting inside.

At this rate, she would have David’s current strength in 2 to 3 months. He smiled. That would be good. On the off chance something bad happened to him, she would be fine. Bob screeched and pointed at the trembling monster ape. David nodded. He knew that the creature was undergoing spontaneous evolution. If it was anything like the Deus Draco, he knew that this thing was going to be dangerous. It wouldn’t be like the Deus Draco who had time to settle in its newfound abilities but it would still pose a threat to both David and Elizabeth. He frowned. He was thinking if his plan was worth it.

She let out a gasp and bit her lower lips from speaking. I smile at her, quivering. I bend down to make eye contact with her. "You said I'm a monster. Look who's talking?" I turn my back to her again. "Another thing, monsters are not born but made. Eva and the Order made me who I am because of hatred. And I'm going at them like motherfucking Godzilla and trample you all back to where you belong - back to pits of hell." I declare. "Take her away." April starts screaming. "You will regret messing with me! Saint Eva will come looking for me and kill you! Let me go!"

The flames engulfed the monster and the undead screamed and plummeted toward the ground below. The second monster reached for the child, fingernails long and curved like the huge talons on a harpy eagle. The little girl screamed and screamed, the sound grating on Damonq as she threw herself to the opposite side of the blue dragon, away from the monster. Her hand slipped, and she shrieked again as she dropped into space. Damonq caught her in his arms. Instantly she began to fight.

“Not if he embraces what he’s becoming.” Emily shivered. “And what is that?” “A new kind of monster.” The creature screeched, dragging its elongated claws across the ground with a sound sharp enough to rattle bone. Its hollow eyes fixed on Adrian, the hunger inside them shifting—growing. “Vessel…” it croaked. “Evolving… ours…” Adrian’s body snapped with tension. “It says ‘ours,’” he growled, claws extending with a shiver of gold down his fingertips. “Who the hell is ‘ours’?”

" The Keeper's quiet was sufficient response. The room started to fall apart as they turned to go. Cracks began to appear in the walls as the ground trembled fiercely. "Go!" Elias grabbed Zara's hand and yelled. The sound of falling stone reverberated behind them as they ran for the staircase. A thunderous roar erupted in the air as they approached the archway. Zara froze, looking back. A hideous monster with eyes that glowed as brightly as the Nexus emerged from the wreckage. She muttered, terrified, "What is that?" Elias gripped her hand more tightly. "The real challenge."