Leif Bug Fables Novels & Stories

Gabby left and came back a while later with a big book titled, 'THE LEGENDS OF BIGFOOT" Huh? Bigfoot?! She rose her head and opened her mouth to say something but caught Gabby looking from her face to the book in quick successions. She was trying to tell her something. Bigfoot wasn't actually Bigfoot? Maybe this was another book that might help her. She discreetly nodded and Gabby smiled. "I'm sorry this library couldn't help much but I hope you really enjoy this one. Page 138 has a very funny paragraph, check it out." Eleanor nodded. "Sure, thanks."

The lackey accepts the command before going out of the tent to do the bidding of the bandit leader. Unknown to them, at the corner of the tent there is a single black carnivorous bug hiding. Unlike the nature of any normal bug, Its black eyes hide the intelligence within. It rolls its eyes around like it’s checking the surroundings and waving its two antennas before slipping out of the tent through a small gap in the curtain. Bringing the news to its powerful master.

Alex’s heart skipped a beat as he saw the two golden bugs. The others, too, knew how bad the situation had turned. The appearance of the two bugs was as if the queen of all bugs had arrived—all the other red bugs started crawling to the ground and shuddered in fear. “Motherf*cker! Why do we have to encounter such things!” Alex complained, his heartbeat quickened. He immediately said, “Principal Lewin, you drive the boat and bring them forward. Go search for my master and the others. I’ll handle things here.”

Leela said, '' I have their blood. It's not red like yours and mines it blue. "Ezra said, ''So it that why you cut me that hurt by the way. "Leela said, '' Yes, I need to know that I could trust you. "Ezra said, ''I know you lie to everyone about what you saw. "Leela said, ''I did it because I don't know who to trust. "Ezra said, '' Goblins has a unique power to shapeshift into people. When I had fought one. It came to me as someone I love. Goblin can only carry recent memories nothing of the past. That how I could tell the difference with the one I fought. "Ezra said,

As he looked to the other side, Cia whispered something and Tobias didn't like it. "Hello, Papa Zeno," Tobias greeted. Zeno greeted back kindly and immediately met his children who were playing with connecting animal body parts. It was a live frog that Lave killed and Lief helped him turn the frog into small pieces. The three of them then arranged the animal properly. Zeno shuddered, a little dizzy at the strange game.

------------ ----------------- Three hours later . . . ------------ ----------------- "Never . . . EVER . . . ask 'How bad can it be?' EVER!" Henry said as the six "heroes" returned from their less than illustrious outing. Banshee and Lillian had been right. Some sixteen year old girl had attempted an "off voodoo" ritual to make a boy at school like her and had accidentally brought a next of EFIs into the Earth realm. EFI, as Banshee explained, stood for Evil Fucking Insect. They looked like ants, except for being six inches long, glowing yellow eyes, pincers that could bit a normal man's fingers off, and an extremely tough hide. There had been thousands of them wandering around, trying to g

“There's a lot of logic to what you're saying.” “Can someone explain to me what the obedience fable is about?” I asked them, and Biel nodded. Listen carefully, my she-wolf. Becca said earnestly, and that made me frown. “There is a story that the god of the forest taught the forest animals to protect a treasure; however, human thieves took the treasure because the animals helped them in good faith. The humans came in asking for help, and the animals helped them without asking for anything in return, but it was a trap. The god of the forest punished the animals by turning them into statues and the humans into mud. In the end, a well-meaning nymph frees the animals from the curse when she finds

So she had started to research the other magical creatures in Eldda, Some, she’d known about before she’d left Blood Moon: the bowtsrings and the giants and the faelen, though she’d known little beyond the basics she’d been taught at the pack school. She’d become far too well acquainted with the eleves for her liking, so she skimmed over those pages. But the faelen… there was something about them that she couldn’t shake. Ever since Entra, she’d found their elemental powers fascinating. Their disdain for wolves had softened her, made her realise that she was not alone in her hatred for violence. Despite everything she’d been taught about the Battle of Barren Bridge and the Longest War, Lily h

Seti cornered a tall, long white-haired man with a long white beard in white robes. “I will, yes, you and the others must be careful. I do not trust Sheamus Ainsley, nor the company he keeps.” Leif patted Seti on the back as he turned to slowly leave. Leif was the oldest man living in the kingdom, he had a long face, long narrow nose, and small black eyes. His white robes drug the floor as he walked with a bad limp carrying his staff.

Rufus shook his head fast as if to let the reality of those fables slide from his exhausted mind. He didn’t watch any of the war, nor could he hear any of it from the position he sat, deep in the cavern of the beastmen, at the confluence that led into the narrow tunnel of bones. He sat just out of eyeshot of the writhing twin creatures behind the stone bars. His mind reeled as he studied the creatures and then looked away. In many a night time fable, he’d heard tales of creatures like these, called Uilepheists.