Immortal Ape Novels & Stories

It starts with us, and ends with us. And that is the finale of battle of the immortals. It ended tragically, but it was for a greater good of the world.

Bethany’s mom asked, not understanding what the kids were on about. Bethany let out a breath and decided it was time she told her parents the whole truth. "Mom and Dad, I am weird and I am not purely human. Apparently, I am a reincarnation of a descendant of some powerful god who housed a powerful energy in him. This power is so great that other beings sought out my kind and killed them until they were extinct. Now, I am the only one left and a lot of these beings are after me. That was part of the reason for the attack on the house. Adonis here is also a special being and they have been after us. Mom and Dad, I see how much you both love me and I am so sorry this is happening to you guys."

The Immortals' Assembly would open in a year and a half. Neither the Crape Myrtle Sect nor the Heaven's Edge Sect would allow any mistakes to occur in this meeting. So it was normal to eliminate hidden dangers early. There was no need to hide since the Purple Golden Thunder Ape had been exposed by the sect disciples. Caspian told the ape demon to ignore everything else and continue forward. The Purple Golden Thunder Ape obeyed Caspian's orders unconditionally, so it did not care about anything else and continued to run forward. "Stop!" A shout came from the two flowing lights in the distance.

Ding! {Extended Lifespan unlocked.} "Huh?" Ivy blinked, clearly caught off guard this time. Her brows furrowed slightly as curiosity flickered in her eyes. "Does that mean… I can't die in this world?" she asked, her tone laced with both excitement and disbelief. Ding! {It means you will not die easily, host.} {In the first apocalypse, you survived for ten years before dying.} Ivy's expression stiffened slightly at the reminder.

It was existence as a cage for something else. Rose's voice changed again, but this time it wasn't Ashley. It was older, ancient, speaking through the emotional echo Ashley had left on the portrait. "The Architects made us first," the voice said. "Before phoenixes. Before wolves. We were their prototype for immortal consciousness. But we were flawed—we could think and plan but not feel. Not truly. So they discarded us, started over with biological immortality. Phoenix fire that could resurrect. Wolf bonds that transcended death. They thought they'd perfected it."

I didn’t expect the patch to come so soon. In the second month after the battle, the rooftop radio suddenly crackled to life with a crisp broadcast voice. "The Atlas Geothermal Initiative is now active. Surface temperatures will gradually recover. Rescue is on the way." Rhys and I just stared at each other. So this wasn’t a solo survival game after all. It was online, and the admins had finally logged in. A week later, a military helicopter landed in the open lot. Registration and verification went quickly. The officer in charge clapped me on the shoulder. "Turning the apocalypse into a warehouse operation! You’re one of a kind."

The witches behind Seraphine gasped. Rowan stared at him. “You’re telling me they plan to destroy the universe?” The First Immortal corrected him. “They plan to remake it.” Seraphine felt anger rising inside her. “And you’re just waiting for that?” The First Immortal looked almost offended. “Of course not.” He gestured toward her and the immortal. “That’s why you exist.” Seraphine’s eyes narrowed. “You keep saying that.” “Yes.” His voice softened slightly. “You are the anomaly.” “An unpredictable force.”

masterpiece: a creature that looked like a Nightfang wolf, but with the translucent, glowing skin of a deep-sea jellyfish and the multi-limbed geometry of a virus. "Meet the Apex Pathogen," Malakor smiled. "It doesn't just fight you. It infects the Bond. By the time it’s done, the 'Red Steam' won't belong to the wolves. It will belong to the plague."

"A Moon Ape? That's impossible. One of those hasn't been seen in-." A loud roar coming from a few hundred meters away interrupted her. A white light came from underground and charged towards the tree. It was an adult Moon Ape. Standing 20 ft tall, with long arms and short legs, its roar was as powerful as a black bear's. With its mouth wide open, they could see its unusually sharp teeth. The ape climbed to the top of the tree; it roared at the intruders, and then it started gathering energy to construct a magic circle. In a second, a white beam of moonlight shot at the intruders.

Of course there won’t be anymore cries, when the entirety of living beings had been wiped clean from the world and what’s left are piles of dead bodies that became the food of undead abominations and ghouls. Noel’s face twisted in disgust. Suddenly, the ground shook and dark purple aura began to slip outside from the earth. Noel opted not to step on that area of ground and floated, discovering that his choice was albeit a clever one. The ground that emits those aura melted any being upon contact. To add, it doesn’t choose which is the opponent and which is not. That also caused the dead bodies and the undead to melt after they inhaled the aura. The tower collapsed soon after that, only to re