Indigo Park Monsters Novels & Stories

Some even stood upright on just two legs, towering even higher. As Indigo tore through the darkness, the monsters' camouflage broke. Felix realized these creatures were almost identical to the Malevolent Phantoms he'd fought before, except there was no intelligence in their eyes. They were just beasts, bloodthirsty and crazed by the scent of flesh. And every single one of them was at least the strength of an S-tier Malevolent Phantom. In these numbers, they were basically an unstoppable army of slaughter. Any monster touched by Indigo's flame was incinerated instantly. The blue flames that were fueled by soul power were like gasoline. One spark was enough to ignite the monsters.

He’s probably marking Malik right now, a vicious voice whispered in his mind. “Let’s take that walk in the park near the Obsidian Crown Plaza,” Chika said abruptly, slamming his phone down. “I need the night air before my wolf breaks through my skin.” “This place isn’t exactly the best spot for an elite performance,” Chika muttered, looking around the foggy, desolate clearing of the mafia-controlled park. “There’s hardly anyone around to hear the execution song.” “And am I not an audience?” Richie retorted, leaning against a black iron streetlight. “Besides, a true performer can dominate any territory. If you want it, everything around can be your pack. Stand under that light and show the ni

You'll never get away with this! I looked at them with an amused expression on my face. Then, I turned to Gregory and said, "You all firmly believe that I'm a horrible monster just because of what Riley told you. But does she have any evidence to back up her claims? If she does, then tell her to show them to me!" I turned to address her next. "Coincidentally, I do have evidence against you." My words sent her into a panic. "That's impossible… That flash drive has already been—"

They were wrong. I was the house. And the house always wins. As I sped toward the secret docks in New Jersey, my phone buzzed. It was a message from a number I didn't recognize, but the signature was unmistakable. "The first rule of the Black Rose, Sienna: Never let the monsters see you bleed. You're doing well. See you at the rendezvous." — M. M. My father? Or someone even more dangerous? I gripped the wheel, the cold wind whipping my hair. I was pregnant, alone, and hunted by the most powerful men in the world.

“We need to leave the city.” “Good,” Alessio said, jaw set. “Because there’s something I need to show you.” Noa’s brow furrowed. “What?” Alessio’s grin was slow, dangerous. “Where monsters are born.” Noa’s blood ran cold. And the elevator groaned again. Footsteps. Not Dominik’s. Someone worse. A shadow darker than even Alessio. And Noa realized, too late They weren’t out of this yet. They’d just walked into the next nightmare.

I said lightly. “Have you gotten used to it?” “Sort of. Still figuring things out.” I paused. “I told you about the recent deaths, right?” She nodded, her brows drawing together. “Yeah. Vampires and wolves, right?” “Three in total,” I said, my voice quieter now. “All of them found on the outskirts. Burnt. But not by sunlight. It wasn’t natural. The smell lingers even after they’re moved. Like scorched flesh and ash soaked into the ground.”

Looking forward, his whiskers twitched as he smelled awful odors everywhere. BAM, BAM, BAM!!! “OH SHIT!” His eyes were blown out watching massive monsters running toward them with clubs in their hands. Ogres. Massive green monsters that were quite intelligent and savage beyond save. “We– we can do it. Attack!!!” Even Idham wasn’t sure about it. He was hesitant for a couple of seconds before holding onto his firm belief. However, the belief would only come true if they had an experience. For now – as if being predicted by Shadow – they were played out of the book.

You can see Liem and his three new friends talking. "We're going to enter the forest," said Liem "Yes, Monster Forest" said Andy "Monster Forest" said Liem "Yes, that's right, the forest is full of various monsters. Beasts and also many ancient ruins," said Khan. “Ancient Ruins and Beast Beasts,” Liem said "Take it easy, I have a plan, but first I want to know where your Spiritual Strength level is, Liem." Asked Roberto. "I am at the first or early level of silver," Liem said

Darryl and Quincy were at the Raksasa Camp to sneak in. During the past few battles, Darryl realized the greatest threat to the Nine Continents were the Raksasa Tribe’s Gigantic Monsters. Out of the ten Gigantic Monsters, half of them were killed in the earlier battles, and there were only five of them left. With Darryl’s power, he did not need to worry about those Gigantic Monsters at all. With just one attack, he would be able to kill one Gigantic Monster. The only thing was that it would exhaust his internal energy. To the Raksasa Tribe grand army, the Gigantic Monsters were life harvesting machines.

Whoever thought that a simple rescue mission would turn into an all-out hybrid vs hybrid battle! There we were facing off against Plymouth, Indigo, and Stronghold outside the beat-down Vanity facility. Each one was hard enough to fight alone. But now that all three of them were here, we knew we had our hands full. " Hope you're ready to die Ominous!” Indigo said. Her arms then started to emit green electricity. She used that electricity to make two lightning rods, trolled around in three circles, and then shot them at us. " Not gonna happen chica!” Energygrid said.