Mahito Worm Novels & Stories

Lured by the stench of the candle, they wriggled out of her body and crawled straight into the heart of the flame. Thalia let out a terrified shriek. "Oh Moon Goddess! What... what the hell are those?! That's disgusting!" "Are those... are those the parasites you mentioned?" Wesley whispered. He had never seen anything like this. He couldn't believe that the "poison" nearly killing Helia was actually alive. Wesley leaned in closer to the candle. Four worms were writhing in the wax. The last two to emerge were a sickly dark purple at the head and a translucent red at the tail—looking like they'd just finished a heavy meal.

These glowing worms reminded Randall and Priscilla the few worms they saw gliding slowing to each humongous mushrooms to another during their walk within the enchanted forest, both of them couldn’t believe they were this big and lengthy but definitely looked tiny when viewed in the sky. Then the glowing sky-worms roared and without hesitation they swallowed up the entangled Egregious beings around them swiftly. “Ha. Very good of you! Maria! Daria!” Willian hailed— The swallowed Egregious beings exploded one by one inside the worm in a loud blast which had no effect to the worms. “That won’t do—Why do I called them the first place? Ha! For the reason that Sky-worms do have thick outer and inn

"They're underneath us." Before Killian could react, the ground beneath the center of the line exploded. Massive, pale-white worms—the size of grown men and covered in chitinous plates—erupted from the mud. They were "Earth-Eaters," ancient scavengers that the Shadow Alpha must have awakened from the deep crust. They didn't have eyes, only circular maws filled with rows of serrated teeth. One of the creatures lunged for a group of nursing mothers. "Shift!" Killian roared.

Elaina asked turning to Oliver. "Nothing to worry about, they are miasma worms." Oliver explained. "They help keep the miasma levels down around these parts. It is what they use to get their nurishment." "Really?" Elaina asked squinting. She was fighting the urge to bend down and pick one up so she could get a better look. "Don't touch them." Oliver warned catching onto Elaina's train of thought. "Their skin can burn you. Miasma isn't something we humans should touch."

They were worm-like organisms wriggling among the blood cells. "This, a biological agent that went previously undetected. We've named it Nyctophilus vermis or a vermite because of its dominant effect at night in the body of its host." I had gotten their interest with that. "Specifically, a novel class of parasitic nematode."

Marshall was excited; he did not realize that Madame Pandora deceived him. Madame Pandora said with a smile, "Congratulations, Commander-in-chief." … On the other hand… Darryl returned to the palace and went to his room. The night was still young, so he began to study the brain-eating worm. Darryl was surprised after he did some thorough observation. He noticed that the brain-eating worm was only the size of a fingernail, and its entire body was transparent. It camouflaged well in any place. When it was thrown into a cup of water, the brain-eating worms would simply dissolve in the water.

There was a loud ' SCREE' followed by an ugly squelching sound and the tongue reappeared . It was just that it had a huge drooperworm in his mouth ( * dooperworm is an imaginative worn with white slimy body like that of an earthworm) . The drooperworm were really hard to found in the capital , not only did they liked dark , dingy places , they were hard to keep with their body that resembled the size of a child miniature toy car .

Jai asked. Darrion nodded. “It’s called Waamutori and its usually used to pick worms for the fields.” “Huh? Picking worms?” Jai asked, confused. Darrion nodded. “Yep. They took worms from the forest to fertilize their fields.” “That’s probably the most unique thing I heard people do for their farm,” Jai focused back on the bird.

He walked to Yosef's side and said slowly, "The toxins have sunk in deep because he's been in the bath too long. We just need to draw them out." He pulled out a box and opened it, revealing a small, limp worm, about the size of a silkworm pupa. Its body was nearly transparent, covered in a slimy substance. It looked particularly repulsive. Patrick frowned. "What is that?" Mutoto chuckled. "One of my voodoo insects. It thrives on various toxins and loves poison." He took out a knife and moved to cut Yosef's wrist, but Kirin grabbed his arm. "What are you doing?"

The moist surface squished under the impact, a sound that turned my stomach. “Bloody snake?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. “Do you know where we are?” I searched the darkness for something—anything—that would give me an answer. The faint light of the worms revealed nothing but the same fleshy expanse I had seen before. Then, something caught my eye. Two worms had stopped crawling. They faced each other, their mouths opening wide like serpents ready to devour prey. Before I could react, the larger worm lunged, swallowing the smaller one whole. Its body doubled in size instantly, wobbling as it digested its meal before shrinking back to normal.