Ice Creatures Mga Nobela at Kwento

The creature crawled around on its belly, dragging its slender form around the table and shaking off icy crystals with every movement. Gods, it looked so fragile. Now that its tail had unfurled, she could see it was bigger, or at least longer, than she had initially thought, but even then, it was scarcely as long as her arm from fingertip to elbow including the flexible tail now swiping from left to right. Its scales were so small she could hardly tell where each individual one began and ended, all of them an almost translucent blue-tinged white that shimmered under the torchlight’s flickering illumination. There was a shifting light underneath them, too, that reminded her of a frozen waterf

Henry gulped down the breath he was about to exhale, feeling his mouth becoming dry, the creatures were there, under them, they looked exactly like the ice queen described them, similar build to that of human children, swimming smoothly with the streamlining of a fish, their hands and feet were enlarged, the long-clawed fingers were not separated and instead joined with thin layers of skin, turning the deadly weapon like hands and feet into peddles as well. Their looks, however, were not what made the human king’s heart shiver, it was their numbers, there were thousands of them, tens of thousands, swirling around the ships, sensing the intruding presence but not attacking them. “Why aren’t t

Jake could imagine the bloodshed if he even considered giving the nightwalkers his protection. “It is cute how you think vampires and witches are the only other species there is besides your own. This shows how ignorant you have been.” Tania spoke, Eric shivered when he heard that. “What other species are there?” he asked not sure if wanted to hear the answer or not. “Giants, Trolls, and Fairies. We work with Trolls a lot; they are more like our slaves just like you take humans as your slaves sometimes.” Eric felt dizzy and balanced himself with a tree.

As years flew by, the merfairies used their powers to wipe their memories from the remnant of the human race until their existence faded with the wind, and thus till this day the humans considered them mystical creatures only found and created by wandering authors with wild imaginations in children's bedtime stories. Aquarial was saved and the sea creatures hated the likes of the humans for they were selfish and greedy. They gave them their own and they killed her for her blood. Who said the sea creatures were immortal? Even they die in time, and only the kings and Tideians have the power of reincarnation. The Witches of Glasa made a fool of the princess who sorted nothing but for those, she

Pearl opened the kitchen door and witnessed utter chaos. She couldn't believe how many things that could possibly go wrong at one time, and she started to wonder just what in the hell she had done to piss the universe off so damn bad lately. Sprites...there were hundereds of stinking ass sprites running amuck in the freaking kitchen. They were nasty little critters with a few human like features. They were ugly and they smelled really bad. They had big, pointy teeth that were green brown and covered in green snot looking slobber. They were scavengers and would steal anything, especially food.

"You did not just—okay, you weren't born in Luminozenko, so you don't know about this. It is an insult to call our Gods like Earth animals. In fact, we do not call magical creatures in our world animals but Magical Creatures. Hear me? Magical. Creatures. The word animal is for insults, okay?" I just nodded and let her continue her sermon. "And we call our Gods the Greater Arkamis. Yes, Faenice have wings, Levio and Lupos have ears and tails, and Sierpenti have a tail, fins, and gills—" "Hold on, fins and gills?!" I exclaimed. "Isn't he a Dragon? Isn't he supposed to have wings as well? Like, like the Manticore! The leathery wings! " Morris attempted to throw a crumpled cupcake paper cup from

~ Elizabeth frowns when she doesn’t understand a lot of David’s signs. “Then? Why can’t I come then?” ~You’d die there.~ Huh? “What do you mean, I’d die there?” ~For some reason I still don’t understand, caves seem to spawn the most dangerous creatures that are above the normal category but not yet in the superspecies category.~ Elizabeth was familiar with David’s categories. He explained them a night before. Normal animals were comparable to animals that came from Earth but creatures of the superspecies category could be likened to the creatures of ancient times such as the dinosaurs.

For a fleeting moment, he sensed a life force extinguishing. The death before them mirrored those of treasure hunters from decades, even centuries past, who had met their end in that very place. Life pulsed around them, unseen yet palpable. Then, Alexander's instincts kicked in, and he cast his gaze upward. Glinting through the water, illuminated by the Iceflame, were sparkling entities gently descending upon them. They were alive! The cave's ceiling above them was a tapestry of orbs, a motley collection hanging in the void, birthing those luminous beings. They resembled the eggs of some unknown creature.

Asher said with a frown, "He's damn near immortal, we can't kill him," "We don't have to," Leon said putting his hands into his pockets and pulling out the crystal ice stones he had collected from Rebecca "How did you get those?" Asher asked with a shocked expression. The ice stones were magical relics that froze and trapped a creature for a moment, forever to be frozen like a statue for all eternity. It was a relic passed down to the lestats

★𝕺𝖑𝖎𝖛𝖎𝖆 The sight of the Heartstone was breathtaking, even through the veil of dread that now clung to us. It was colossal, a crystalline monolith glowing with an impossible, vibrant light from the heart of a frozen lake. But what truly stole my breath were the figures scattered around it, dozens of wolves, frozen solid, encased in thin, clear ice. Their eyes, wide with fear and silent screams, were a grim testament to the enemy's power. Sentinels, Ronan had called them, trapped by the very corruption that seeped from the stone.