Invincible Battle Beast Vs Thragg Novels & Stories

The beast lunged, but Bruce dodged with a speed that left even Malrik watching with intrigue. With a roar, Bruce leaped onto the beast’s back, his claws tearing through its tough hide. The creature bucked and thrashed, but Bruce’s grip was ironclad. He drove his claws into its spine, channeling every ounce of his strength into the attack. With one final, ear-piercing roar, the beast collapsed, its body dissolving into black smoke that dissipated into the air.

However, the other two paid her no mind, kicking her in the chest and sending her flying. I had seen enough of this show and finally waved my hand. "How dare you come and go as you please in our royal cemetery?" As I spoke, the guards forming a circle suddenly charged toward the three males in the center. The scene immediately erupted into chaos. Though the beastmen were formidable, I had deliberately brought many elite soldiers. Moreover, I fought with all the hatred from my previous life; each strike aimed to kill. The three were overwhelmed and had no choice but to transform into their beast forms, dragging the unconscious Victoria as they fled.

he growled. "Why don't you help?" Barbie retorted, totally ignoring his annoyed sigh. Blaise rolled his eyes. "Whatever." His back glowed and two sheathed swords appeared. Blaise stared at the beast and grabbed both hilt and unsheathed it, slashing diagonally across the opposite sides. In just a minute after Blaise decided to join in the fight, the beast crumpled down. Barbie was huffing. That beast was three times larger than her. Two times larger than Blaise. How in the name of Demetrius did he manage to defeat it in just a slash?

Her breath hitched when Tristan’s voice came. “Since when did you gain such responsibility, Alaiya?” Turning she saw he silently wiped out her entire archers. Long ranger fighters already had no chance before a beast and took advantage of this fact. “Obsidian Beast.” She gulped, she knew she had no chance to win. “Dammit.” Cursing, she was about to cast a spell to alert everyone that the Obsidian Beast had invaded them from behind and wiped them all out. “Ah, not too quick, Sweetheart.”

Gamma Thorne let out a low, menacing growl, the sound rippling through the air. His massive frame tensed, prepared to unleash the fury of his position upon the intruders. The skirmish erupted into chaos, a flurry of fur and flashing teeth. Claws tore at the earth, kicking up debris as combatants grappled for dominance. Each member of our group showcased their prowess-Paul with his calculated strikes, Gamma Thorne with his brute strength, and Elara with her swift, darting movements that left adversaries bewildered in her wake.

The battlefield became even, I was certain there were just as many Azraels as there were Tragas. As I was about to rip off the head of an Azrael when Intiyago’s body pounced on mine, heavy as a boulder. My legs gave in and he bit into my back. Traga wolves charged him and I managed to escape from under him. It was like his lost paw was nothing but a minor inconvenience. He charged and fought like it was nothing. But he was losing a lot of blood and slowing in his moves. Two Traga wolves were on him and I sought to kill off the other Azraels.

It spat and contorted, its tendrils whipping out in all directions. Ignatius, now!" Krishna cried, her voice ringing over the roar of the creature. Ignatius didn't delay. With a battle cry, he launched himself forward, his sword held high. The sword shone with a brilliant light, fueled by the power of his own will, slicing through the air with the crack of thunder. The creature's tendrils reached out in all directions, but he was agile ducking, weaving, and striking with deadly precision. With every blow, the beast stumbled backward, but it never fell. It looked like it was living off the dark energy that filled the air, gaining strength with every attack.

Arrows bounced off harmlessly, spears passed through its shadowy form without resistance and even when a group of warriors coordinated a strike with blessed weapons—supposedly effective against dark magic—the blades barely left marks that healed instantly. "Fall back!" someone shouted. "Everyone fall back!" But there was nowhere to run. The Beast was too fast, and it was singularly focused on reaching Lyra. I saw her on the ridge with her gather light between her hands. The silver glow was weaker than before—she'd already spent so much power in the battle. But she faced the Beast anyway, alone and defiant, and released everything she had left. The beam of light struck the creature square in

The fight lasted for a while, with both sides seriously wounded and exhausted. Angel did not know if he would win the fight since his injuries were severe, and his black fur was wet with his blood. However, when he thought about giving up and allowing the elders to win, it angered him further. So he gave it his all, grabbed all of his strength and attacked Mr. William's neck. Angel did not stop biting into Mr. William's skin even after he got bruised multiple times. He kept his teeth sunk into Mr. William's veins until the large gray wolf stopped moving.

It became fiercer, prompting me to activate the darkest side of me, slashing through them with more intensity, like the beast that I was. “Allow me,” Nile echoed in my mind. “I know you are a better fighter. But these people are not visible and are fighting with swords. Can you handle them?” “I can handle anything. I am an Alpha. If the sword goes through me, I’ll heal fast. So, allow me.” And with that, I gave Nile full control. All the bones in my body snapped, morphing into the beastly Alpha. Nile was fiercer and more brutal than I as he fought, tearing the Invisibles into pieces.