Novel & Cerita Khaos Monster

I kissed her forehead and gave Xavier a small smile before walking towards the counter to pay the bill. "You know we don't bite right, I mean Hannah does sometimes but other than that we are totally harmless," I heard his deep sexy voice behind me and I couldn't help but laugh. "Yes. Please, please join us. Dad promised me that we are going to see the fish from 'Finding Dory'," she spoke with so much excitement. Awww! I didn't want to turn them down again and make her sad. "Come on, it will be fun," he added and I sighed, giving in finally.

Chaos was walking behind us, his hands in his pockets as he flashed me his pretty grin. "You ran for six minutes, by the way." He commented helpfully, and it was in this moment that I knew Chaos was the second biggest monster I had ever met. His smile revealed nothing of the beast that hid within him, "The other girls I play chase with usually only last for two." "No games." The Hound said flatly, his voice unusually deep. He turned to face Chaos; the abrupt motion made my head swim. "You cannot kill this one."

He took one threatening step forward, and I grinned as I watched the other man take another step back. "You know, they really don't feed familiars too well here. I'd be careful if I were you. A hungry dragon is a rather touchy one. You just never know when they might decide to take a chunk out of someone." Xavier warned in a low, icy tone that had every single hair on my body standing on end. The man cowered back now, taking several shaky steps back as Xavier stalked forward. He only stopped pushing when the other man literally turned and ran back into the crowd that had gathered around us. "I'll only warn you once," Xavier spoke up, speaking to the crowd as a whole now. "If any of you touch

The Carbonemys stopped a few feet above the arena and looked at Xasha with its green eyes that were all big as a house. He had the mana inside his body circulating at full speed as he was in fight-or-flight mode ready for anything. It surprised Xasha by acknowledging him and going back into the energy core. Xasha stood there in a daze as he looked at the energy core with wide eyes. He did not know what to make of what just happened, but he was not one to question a good thing. He looked up in fright when he sensed a presence directly in front of him. He realized that he got so distracted by the Carbonemys that he let his guard down and the Fog Monster had shown up directly in front of him.

A creature came out, that burst every border between machine and meat. She was almost four meters tall, a monster composed of scrap, titanium and woven muscle strands, the vage had the shape of a wolf, but its head from a modified Drillhead of the Old World passed. The eyes of the creature were red-glowing sensors, who scanned us like laser beams. The monster struck a sound – a mixture of a circle hydraulic press and a deep, rolling cord. “This is an Apex watchman,” Kael whispered, and I saw for the first time since years real,