I Got A Snake Man Novels & Stories

"I'm sure you can think of something -- just look at it for now and tell me how you know him." He shrugs, "I don't do charity." Fuck. Kids these days. Did I mention I hate kids? "I will pay you." His eyes lit up the minute I said pay. "500 bucks." The cheapest deal I ever made. "Done, first tell me who he is," I said letting him see the picture. "I knew it this dude looked familiar, his name is Snake and he works for Montas." I raised my eyebrow, is he kidding? "Who and who?"

The girl I put through ten years of school stood up at her own graduation and thanked me in front of everyone. A second later, three translucent lines appeared in front of my eyes. [She will steal the Prescott family's trade secrets, start her own company, and turn on you.] [She will publish an essay and put the internet on your family. Your wife will die of a heart attack.] [Prescott Logistics will fold. The estate will go to auction. You will die in front of the men you owe.] I stared at her. "Vanessa. Have you spent all these years filing away everything we did for you as a reason to hate us?" She blinked at me, wide-eyed and innocent. That was when I understood. The snake was al

My eyes roamed around the province, snake couples were strolling holding hands, snake children were playing in the grassland to our left, they looked almost human from their heads to their waists, but had a serpent's tail from their waists down - Like centaurs only instead of half-man half-horse, they were half-man half-snake. It was a gorgeous town with human-appropriate buildings. There was a marketplace just like ones you'd find in the human world, fresh tomatoes and carrots laid out beautifully with their arrays of colour lined out on stalls. Snake-women conversing and smiling friendly with each other. We stopped at a garage, a burly snake-man wearing a blue cap with grease stains came o

Snake, a mercenary for hire had been one of my good friends while I trained to join the army, he created this underground channel to interact with his customers. He calls himself snake because of his ability to slitther in and out of places without being seen, just like a snake and the man did have the attributes of one, he was smart and dangerous. I knew he is the only one that could carry out this job efficiently but at the same time, I knew it would be very risky to trust him.

I asked Lilith. "Uhmmm, yes." Lilith promised. So I just let him go so we can see what kind of hold he has. "Shall we begin?" The snake man asked. "Uhmmm, go ahead" Lilith said, looking intently at the snake man and... "Ahh, what is this b-why can't I m-move my body?" The snake man we surprised was stuttering and full of surprise. So we looked at Lilith, who was looking straight at the man.

“Sir? Are you all right?” “No,” Ryan said, chuckling. “But thank you for asking.” The guard frowned. “You’re laughing.” “I’ve realized,” Ryan said dryly, “that the universe hates me specifically.” The guard hesitated. “Should I… get someone?” Ryan leaned his head back against the stone. “Only if you intend to bring me a blanket, a cup of tea, or a rope long enough for me to strangle Lord Pembroke.” The guard shook his head. “I will bring you… the blanket.”

My body hit the ground with a sickening thud, and for a moment, everything went black. Evelyn, meanwhile, was grinning ear to ear at her phone screen, watching the live comments roll in. "You guys are awesome!" she said gleefully. "Thanks for giving me such a brilliant idea. Today, I'll teach these freeloaders a lesson—and let you all see how it's done!" Cold dread flooded me as a terrible premonition crept over me. A second later, a sharp metallic heel came crashing down onto the back of my hand. "Ahhhh!"

Abyron did not take him seriously at all. “You’re just a human, and you dare to stand in my way. Do you even know who I am? I’m the Snake King. With a snap of my fingers, not only you, but everyone here would die.” Auron showed no fear. “Is that so? Then try.” The people behind him stood up as well. Their expressions were calm and fearless. Abyron narrowed his eyes.

’ the snake said. Afterward, the snake suddenly glowed. My mouth hung in awe to see the snake’s new appearance when the dazzling light disappeared. The snake had wings and flew away upwards. He went in my direction and I jumped, then landed on his back. I screamed as he flew higher. “Wohoooo!” I just rode behind the back of the snake dragon and it was so cool. “What is your name?” I asked him when we were in the air below the clouds. ‘I am Armani. The legendary snake of the entire Majika.’ he replied.

Only if they relax and stop fidgeting, Harold knew the snake would relax his restraint. What he did not know was that the snake did not mean to kill him at all. The snake man had been instructed to torture them by their superior. He was doing just that. The skin of the snake people was a weapon on its own. They could release venom through their skin if they wanted. At this moment, that was exactly what he was doing. As they were supernatural beings, the snake people could decide the kind of venom they would release. They could control the toxicity of their venom. At this particular time, he was only causing them mental torture. Causing them to hallucinate and see non-existent things.