Invisible Insects Biting Me Novels & Stories

As we walked ahead suddenly chilled around us got stronger, we all were dressed in thick woolen cape and hand gloves yet we felt shiver, gush after gush of winds started flowing from all four side and before we knew anything wooden torch lamp and oil lamp in our hands started flickering and went off, I heard a loud audible gasp from all solider as reckless whispering started among all, even our horses started shouting and behaving crazy, it was all dark and now our only source of light was coming from moon and stars above our head. “LIGHT LAMPS… LIGHT LAMPS… LIGHT LAMPS… “ I heard someone shouting, very quickly one by one oil lamps again started to light however at that very instant we were

Jai asked. Darrion opened his handbook again and it took him only a second to find the creature. “Barbwa bug. It attacks with poison breath and powerful bites. Its teeth, err, fangs were as big as a slice of an apple, what? Man, that’s big.” “Yeah, gigantic,” Jai grimaced a bit. “I guess a bite from this bug can easily be categorized as knife stab. A slice of apple isn’t exactly small if we compare it to a monster’s fang.”

Facing the attacks of these insects, they could only struggle to cope with them. "What the hell is this?" As soon as the flying bug passed, Samuel screamed in pain and horror. The Tao Tie of Evil on the other side was also obviously twisting. Obviously, just like Samuel, it was extremely painful to be swept by these flying insects. Samuel looked down. At this time, it was as if thousands of arrows had pierced through his body, and there were bloody wounds all over his body. Even if there were clothes, there were dense holes, and one could see that his body was bitten open through these holes.

He suddenly commanded and we all stood in alarm. “Sir… Is there any problem?” A guy asked looking around, and then I spotted it. There was a huge tree behind us with spiked branches. “Sir… S. Sir... What's this?” A girl next to me asked, and I saw, on her outstretched arm, a little insect. It was very black, and it had eight legs and red eyes that I instantly counted to be eight. I almost screamed. Then she fell to the floor with a thud. She didn't even stretch her hands. She just fell like a tree.

Better him than them. At least, last night's intimacy will make him soften up and not punish me harshly. I gasped and staggered towards the edge where I saw a hint of light. That must be the exit! I suddenly heard the sounds of intense buzzing coming out from one of the rooms. I took to my heels not waiting for the creatures making those sounds to surface. However, before I could reach the exit, I saw swarms of insects that looked like bees coming after me. They looked bigger than the average bee and had extremely scary stingers.

"Sky, what if they bite on the neck?" Alice quietly elbowed Edmund. The man put on a wicked look. "Neck?" Sky blinked before shaking her head firmly. "They can't. There are many important blood vessels in the neck, Uncle. Ant bites are itchy. It could be dangerous if we scratch them too often." "What if—" Alice quickly covered Edmund's mouth with one hand. "That's enough chatting. Let's hurry. We can't waste time on something useless." "This is useful, Mama. The ants need to know which parts they can bite and which parts they can't. They can only bite the feet and hands. Oh, I think the butt too."

She shook her head. "He was in his cot and I had stepped out to attend to a few things and I had returned to him wailing and when I had run to the court to see what was wrong, there was a red sting mark on his hand. When I looked in the court, the insect was there in the cot so I took it out and killed it. It was really tough and seemed like it would not die but I did kill it." She said. It was terrifying enough to see one's child bitten by an insect, but the insect metamorphosing into something that could not easily be killed or suddenly growing a tough hide that made it impossible for it to be killed was bad and traumatizing.

I asked, rushing to her side. "I don't know!" she gasped, her breath coming in ragged hitches. "Something bit me. Or stung me. God, Nathaniel, it hurts. It really hurts." I scanned the ground, my eyes darting through the leaf litter. There. A dark, segmented shape was scuttling toward the shade of a rotted log. A black scorpion. It was nearly five inches long, its stinger curved menacingly over its back. I immediately grabbed a heavy stone from the dirt and brought it down with a sickening crunch. I hit it again and again until it was nothing but a smear of dark ichor and crushed shell.

His neck was angled at a weird angle as he fell to the ground. I felt something hit my aura, causing me to look up. The bats were flying around with green eyes. One by one, they started diving at me just narrowly missing me. With my finger, I started shooting out electricity at each one. I missed some but hit others making them fall to the ground, dead. Insects were closing in on me and I had no where to go. The pressure was building up so much from the electricity and the threat of being bitten was too much. I couldn’t take it. I couldn’t control it. Holding it as long as I could, I watched as a beetle was inches from my foot before the power won out.

Hearing that, Amie and the others came to their senses, and they were all shocked when they saw the scene in front of them. The grass surrounding them was full of corpses of venomous insects, including centipedes, spiders, venomous snakes, and scorpions. They were densely packed, and there were almost thousands of them. Gulp! Looking at that, even Grace, who had a cold personality, could not help secretly swallowing. 'There are so many venomous insects. If each of them took a bite, I'm afraid we would have died multiple times.' Thinking to herself, Grace looked around and asked Amie, "Were you all bitten?"