Invincible Comic Battle Beast Novels & Stories

Rogues were using them to make an army and it's alarming. Not to mention the sorcerers on their side. Those traitors are regaining their power and they are starting at the realm of beasts. "We are all here now, Alpha" Beta Nuallan informed after a while. "I'm coming" he responded before he leap for a run. His huge black beast speeding like lightning, hooves thundering the forest ground. Shoving all thoughts about Narrah, he went straight to where he will be meeting his warriors. He has to be ready for the enemies, even for the girl who until now remained a mystery.

The brown dragon stood mightily on the battlefield and released a powerful roar, sending the energy beasts into a berserk frenzy. The energy beasts who were all being overwhelmed by the remnant spirits suddenly found a strength they had not shown before. They fought back harder than before, resisting the remnant spirit's attacks. This was not enough to bridge the level gap, but the energy beasts were putting up a much harder resistance. From the hole created by the earth-dragon came thousands of dark-skinned humanoid figures. "Beastmen, They're here," someone bellowed, calling everyone's attention to the obvious.

No matter how much knowledge they had, there was no way they would know about those beasts. After all, those beasts had never appeared on Hestia Continent before. They lived in second-grade worlds, and not every second-grade world had them. They only existed in a few of those worlds. With those conditions in place, there was no way they could ever recognize those beasts. The caretakers let out a cold announcement after showing those beasts, "The hundred and seventh battle. The challenger is Lesley King! You have five minutes to choose one of these five beasts to fight you. After you finish choosing, everyone can place their bets in the betting area. I am sure all of you are clear with the ru

You're just giving it more heat! Kael was right. The moment my barrier flared with the blue voltage of the mantle, the Magma-Beast absorbed it. The yellow-white fire at its core burned even brighter, its obsidian armor expanding. It wasn't an animal. It was a localized immune response from the earth itself, sent up the shaft to destroy the foreign body—the Anchor—and the flesh that had dropped it. The Beast raised both of its massive, molten fists and brought them down on my barrier like a pile driver.

Ashton shouted, stepping in front of Ava as the beast lunged. Ava summoned a pulse of raw magic from deep inside her, flames crackling blue-white in her palms. She hurled the blast at the creature, flames engulfing it with a scream that seemed to shake the very ground. But the beast snarled through the fire, its wounds knitting together with unnatural speed. "It's regenerating!" Kaelin shouted, drawing her dagger. The fight was brutal and desperate. Ashton's blade clashed against the monster's spikes while Ava's flames burned fiercely. One by one, the trackers joined the fray, arrows flying and weapons striking with precision.

"Isn't this rain lasting a little too long?" Felix held me close, frowning slightly. Beastmen were always sharp—his instincts were sounding the alarm. I nodded. Fortunately, we had reinforced the power system earlier. Otherwise, with rain this heavy, a blackout would have been a real problem. "Honey, should we go take a look outside?" I blinked. "How?" "By flying, of course." He ruffled my hair, murmured something under his breath, and suddenly—wings unfurled across his back.

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

Pain rockets through my right eye, and I’m pretty sure he snapped my orbital bone, but the pain is nothing compared to how I felt when he took Bexley from me. Bexley. I’m fighting for her. He raises the weapon to slam it into me again, and I use his shift in weight to my advantage, leaning in the opposite direction and thrusting up with my hindlegs. In this position, they’re more powerful than a human’s, even a large one like Garth. I rocket him off me, and he slams into the wall, taking out a table and one of my mother’s favorite vases. It shatters all over the floor.

I laughed, “You made a wrong move, King Warrick. You just gave the spear to me.” “No!!! I didn’t!” he’s now infuriated and his face reddened in anger. He screamed, and it echoed throughout the place, and all the demon beasts also screamed. A strong aura emits from their body and they get stronger. I could feel everyone’s heavy breathing and low energy. That’s because of fighting nonstop. I saw Invictus had already transformed to his original form. He is a dark giant three-headed snake with dark red big eyes. His left eye tinted with silvery red like Damona’s eyes. Two horns are attached to only one head in between, and its fangs are sharp and big. And he has thick scales. He roared so loud a

A man and a beast are having an intense battle with every rhythmic move from the man, the beast quickly contests it using its speed. Though from the standpoint they are fighting in an even battle, no one knows the man's stress builds up as the battle continues. The man that was battling is Jimboy, and the beast is the Lv2 Hunter, from time to time he was using the rhythmic footwork that has been shown in his mind. However, his stamina is reaching its limit!