Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution Novels & Stories

I must have said the correct thing because both Miaka and Kenna were smiling. The world itself felt like it stood still as she began to narrate her story. “Millions of years ago, life as we know it evolved from apes, but has anyone ever wondered if apes were the only animals that evolved or why were it just apes? The truth is, there had been several animals that evolved. They gained the power to transform into human forms through sheer survival instincts and a little bit of magic. They came to be known as the shifters.

“They are much more powerful.” “I can attest to that.” I’d been lucky, one of the men was beginning to shift faster than the others. What I’d witnessed was by far the most dangerous-looking creature I’d ever seen or heard of. “How is this possible? While we were told stories, I was provided proof by my father,” Marla insisted. “These creatures do exist, but are contained. They were thought to have suffered from an ancient viral illness, which altered their DNA. All the stories about the devil cursing them were bullshit, but they were cursed by human diseases. What does your medical examiner have to say about why they are suddenly more powerful?” She turned her attention toward Summer.

She rained water down into an awaiting pool. I laughed despite myself. “I'm going to be a biologist. Zoology I don't understand upsets me.” “These are the cast-off creatures of Eden,” he explained, “ones that were too fanciful to actually exist.” “Makes sense. Evolution wouldn't stand them.” “Fantasy is beyond natural law, dear worm. It's too grand to be constrained by such petty things as gravity,” he said, pointing to the quetzalcoatls' aerodynamically unsuitable forms.

It must be the system's blessing that lets them talk. "We don't belong here." Even after steeling myself, I jumped when Leo spoke again. They came from thirty years in the future. The apocalypse had lasted a long time, with zombies and nature locked in an endless evolutionary battle. The zombies evolved first. Then, the guardian pets evolved. Some pets became powerhouses, others agile predators, and some even developed supernatural abilities. Cats, however, were extraordinary. They were the only species that could grow stronger through reproduction, each generation surpassing the last. Their evolution wasn't gradual—it was exponential.

Rhys sucked in his cheek. "The only way to what?" "The only way to drive rogues to rebellion. This organisation Desmond is working with wants a revolution. They want Changelings and rogues to be treated with respect. If only they could create a species far more powerful than both wolves and cats, they could defeat us. Armies upon armies. Anyone powerful enough to consider this a solution must know a lot about origin of our species. They'd have to know how our DNAs work." Rhys clutched a hand to his abdomen, an involuntary reaction to awe and anger. A species of mixed DNA that lived beyond the age of ten or twelve? What bio agent would it take to achieve this?

Then, with a faint, reverent smile: “And why wouldn’t he? His grandchildren are hybrids—some of the first ever, from what I’ve heard.” She paused again, then added with quiet conviction: “He says we’re not abominations… we’re evolution. Interbreeding wasn’t always possible—until it was. And with more supernatural creatures emerging over the last few centuries, it’s happening more often than most realize.” Julian gave a wry laugh. “Didn’t realize he was such a philanthropist.” Maddy’s steps slowed just slightly, but her voice stayed calm—low and certain. “He’s more than that,” she said. “He’s like a father. They both are.”

When he reached the part where he frightened Scarlett so badly that she fled in panic, the women couldn't help smiling, and they looked even more pleased with him. But when he talked about the appearance of the giant beast, everyone's expressions changed dramatically. "My god, there are actually creatures that terrifying?" "A gorilla was only that big before. How could it mutate into a two-hundred-meter monster?" "Could it be King Kong or something?" "Even King Kong couldn't withstand bullets. How could it take an entire arsenal of missiles to kill this thing?" The women discussed the matter among themselves. Ray, however, suspected that the evolutionary trait of beasts might simply be gigan

For eons ago, the same thing that still maintained the seas that, through a chemical process, led to the removal of creatures that were previously marine, led the land towards the dunes of stones, crystals, and sand, forcing evolution and towards space. It was a sidereal demonic race that was uniquely and exclusively made up of science beings who had evolved to the point of being scientists who mass-produced war weapons.

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“Those creatures were patchworked from a variety of supernatural shifters; how is it possible that they remained alive?” He doesn’t answer as he considers my question. “To be honest, I don’t know. Our scientists think it might be some kind of spell because the only other thing that can keep the creatures alive would be the blood of an extremely powerful supernatural. However, the only powerful supernaturals are either in hell or the Council, and I doubt they’d help a human research facility destroy our kind.” “But it’s possible?” I ask. Tristan nods. “It is, but the power required would be difficult to find because it has to come from two very powerfully rare mated pairs, and that I know of