Invisible Insects Biting Me Novels & Stories

As soon as I step back out, I mark the entrance with an X and move on. Heading back in the direction we came from, I gasp when I hear the sound of scurrying feet. I’m not the kind of person who is usually scared of bugs or creepy crawlies, but the sound is so loud that I freak out and flatten my back against the wall. When Sahara and Marael kidnapped us last year, they took us to a mountain range in hell, where we saw many horrifying creatures. There were a few that, up to now, I hope I never have to see again. One of the ones that creeped me out the most were these little demonic-looking insects that looked like large centipedes. The sounds emitting around me sound like those creatures. Try

I can feel their sharp legs scratching at my clothes, and I try not to scream. "What do we do?" Elena’s voice quakes. "We wait," Alec says. "We wait and see what they're going to do." One bug raises onto its back legs and turns its antenna towards Elena. And then it attacks. I scream as the beetle lunges at Elena, its jaws snapping shut just inches from her face. Alec is quick to react, grabbing the beetle by its thorax and crushing it with one hand. The other beetles swarm around us, their wings beating faster as they try to attack.

I laced the glass piece inside a box so I didn't hurt myself any more. My back leaned on the furniture to rest, my face began to cool down and the burn started to decrease. I swallowed hard. Tilting my head up I took a deep breath. My chest was moving up and down with each breath I was taking. I was about to run my finger on my face when I felt something crawling on my skin. I opened my eyes quickly. They grew wide when I saw an insect crawling out of my sleeve. I spat it away in fear. It hit the ground and crawled away. Following the direction where it went I looked up. A blood curdling scream came out of me.

I went deeper, calling her name out loud, my voice going into the trees and coming back to me empty. The insects found me within the first five minutes. Those small vicious ones that moved in clusters near the ground and aimed for anything warm. I felt the first sting on my ankle, then three more in quick succession up on my left calf, each one leaving a heat behind it that spread outward from the point of contact. I pulled my jacket tighter and kept moving.

Ailive told him with a wicked smile. “Wow, I think I love you,” Dakaath told her with a smile. “You know you could just tell her that we saved her life instead of letting her think you did something you didn’t,” Ehlark told him from across the fire pit. “What happened?” Ailive asked as she sat up. “You were bitten by a TreeLick BettleBat MoonBug. They are normally just a pain in the ass. To you, though, it would seem they are deadly.” Ehlark told her with a sigh.

“This man will give you the peace that you need, Kimberly. But you'll find him on your own.” I woke up from the dream and was panting hard, then I looked at my tummy and was happy my baby was still intact. And I looked beside me and saw Daniel was asleep. I tried to wake him up, but he wasn't moving, then I suspected something, but I had to confirm first. I checked around his body and saw that there was a bite mark there. The sleepy insect had bitten him. The sleepy insect is dangerous. It would make the victim sleep and if the victim isn't given an antidote at the fifth hour, he or she would die.

Mitch tugged on the bloodsucking bug and threw it far away, saying, "Damn it. We can't continue forward. Wilbur, there are bloodsucking bugs on this path. We need to head back." Wilbur asked, "Isn't it just a bloodsucking bug? There might be no bloodsucking bugs further in." "Look." Mitch showed his wound to Wilbur. There was a hole in his pants, which was clearly ripped open by the bloodsucking bug. "The bloodsucking bugs here have extremely sharp teeth. Also, one bloodsucking bug can suck up to thirty milligrams of blood. You'll be paralyzed if ten or more bloodsucking bugs are attached to you. We can only head back. If we don't turn back now, we'll die here eventually."

As soon as the sun set, the insects began to appear in large quantities, and I soon realized that they were hungry for blood. In the living room of the house, where we slept, there was no screen on the windows, and the mosquitoes could enter easily. Soon I saw myself being attacked by them, and the feeling of the bites irritated me deeply. “Oh, damn it! These mosquitoes have no mercy! "I complained, shaking my hands to push them away. Gina and Gabriella also seemed to be bothered, but they tried not to show as much discontent as I did. "Yeah, they're really boring, but I don't think we have much to do." Gabriella said, trying to be pragmatic.

No answer. “Mommy, please! I’m scared!” Still there was no answer. The silence buzzed in her ears. And then… the insects. They crawled from the cracks in the walls, buzzing, whispering, biting. She could feel them on her arms, her legs, in her hair. She cried, shaking. “Let me out… please… somebody…” But no one came. *** Now... Her body curled in on itself as she shook uncontrollably. Her breaths came in gasps.

I gulped and pulled the collars of my button down shirt close to my neck to hide the mark, scattering my hair on my neck. “What happened mommy? Did something bite you?” Alexander asked in concern, looking all innocent and cute. The adults at the table gave me one of those looks that said “we know exactly what happened” and I felt like hiding under the table so that no one would see the shame on my face. “I-I think an insect bit me while I was sleeping. We need to fumigate this entire house so that insects don't get a chance to enter.” I tried to cook up a lie and the triplets looked convinced.