Novel & Cerita Invisible Monsters Synopsis

Amy whispered. "Ok." Few minutes later all of were getting down the bus and getting to the Amphibians And Reptiles Laboratory. They were greeted by a blonde woman wearing a white robe in her mid twenties. "Hello, my name is Mary Anne and i shall be your guide today. You may follow me to where we have our animals used for testing." " Can we enter to a lab?" a boy called Steven asked. " Not enter but you may observe from a safe position how we do our experiments." She answered waving her hair.

She's not moving, just looking into the air like she's having another vision. I want to touch, to shake her so she can tell us exactly what she's seeing because I know it has to do with me. "Don't." Cassandra reads my mind and warns me against. Seconds later Nikolina is out of her trance with a gasp. She's breathing fast and gasping for her. I immediately know that whatever she saw was very bad because Nikolina looks like she's seen a ghost. "Sister," Amelia places her hand on Nikolina's shoulder. "What did you see?"

Mary argued. The ceiling above the monster suddenly broke open, and Anima fell through. She swung one of her morning stars at the monster's head, crushing it against the ground with one strike. The ground cracked, and Anima landed on top of the monster. “The house is under attack; let's go quickly,” Anima said as the monster turned into black smoke. “What is that thing?” Mary asked. The three of them began running through the passage, taking different turns and routes in the mansion.

“And they saw me, they didn’t attack, they’re waiting, just like me.” Reverend Mikal stepped forward. “If we’re doing this, we do it together.” John nodded. “Then we hold the chapel. That’s our stronghold.” Everyone moved with urgency. Traps, weapons, symbols drawn in ash and blood. Sarah stayed near John, never speaking, only watching. When dusk fell, the first howl split the silence. Then another, and another. Dozens, hundreds, the trees shifted. Then came the monsters, not beasts, not men, somewhere in between.

Reasonable honestly. Then everyone stared. Nobody spoke. Nobody breathed. Because Samuel wasn't alone. Blue light surrounded him. The spirits of the kingdom surrounded him. Thousands of them. The dead king's people. The lost souls trapped behind the gate. The soldiers. The children. The families. All standing behind him. Then the monster took a step backward. Then another. Then another. Like it remembered them. Like it feared them. Then Samuel raised the crystal. And the spirits raised their hands. Together.

But not being there made me feel like I'm not fulfilling my duties as their leader. “Alana, can you stop worrying?” I snapped out of my emotional state and took my gaze to my side. Who was I expecting it to be if not the ever annoying Aiden! “What's going on with the monsters? I learned there is no more on sight.” I asked. “You don't have to worry about that. I sent my secret investigators to trace the other monsters that went back.” “It's strange, don't you think? They are vampires, yet they can walk in the sun.”

And the shadows seized my wrist, not hers pulling me back violently. She gasped in terror. “I didn’t do that! I didn’t” I struggled, shadows closing around my throat. Rory screamed, voice raw: “STOP! LET HIM GO!” But the shadows did not follow. They followed something new. Something rising inside her. Something not her. Not fully. And she whispered my biggest fear aloud: “What if the monster loves you too?” The shadows dragged me back, choking, as she stared in fear and a second voice whispered from her throat:

He already knows what is wrong but he still needs to confirm. He studied the young woman's wounds. There are scratches around her arms and legs. Probably from the dragging by her predators. Jones is a vampire but after years of practicing self-control, he managed to make his senses devoid of any scent. If his guess was true, then this woman's blood wouldn't affect him no matter how addictive her blood is.

Libby wants her brother home. "We can talk about this later, it is time for you to go," Libby says. I rush across the street to Umbra's place with Libby and the uncles following me. As we approach, it seems awfully quiet. It is too quiet. Umbra's place always is loud and full of music. She knew we were coming and cleared the place out. RYAN! When we step inside, there is no one. Not a wolf, not a human, not a supernatural in sight. Nothing is walking about or fighting. "What happened?" I ask.

It was as if we were chasing a ghost, a phantom that could vanish without leaving a trace. "A monster?" Penelope and Aiden blurted in unison. "To be precise, a monster that can disappear into thin air." I clarified to them based on the man's detailed description. But how could it be possible? We encountered a few monsters in the past, but none of them has that kind of ability. Most of them have sharp and elongated claws and fangs. Could the monster be a witch as well? "What are you going to do about it, Ethan?" Penelope broke my profound thoughts. "Are we going to help the cops to better understand the case? This is not just an ordinary murder case, right? It already involves monsters."