Mandalorian Beasts Novels & Stories

The brown dragon stood mightily on the battlefield and released a powerful roar, sending the energy beasts into a berserk frenzy. The energy beasts who were all being overwhelmed by the remnant spirits suddenly found a strength they had not shown before. They fought back harder than before, resisting the remnant spirit's attacks. This was not enough to bridge the level gap, but the energy beasts were putting up a much harder resistance. From the hole created by the earth-dragon came thousands of dark-skinned humanoid figures. "Beastmen, They're here," someone bellowed, calling everyone's attention to the obvious.

A Green Rank cultivator couldn't dodge that unless Dakota is lucky. Frederick's eyes widened. His confident smile had disappeared. He glare at Dakota and saw that she was still calm. Frederick got annoyed. He summoned his spirit beast which is the Cursed Gorilla that he got from auctioning. The Cursed Gorilla, which is a One Moon Star Beast that can defeat a Blue Rank Advance level. The crowd was mesmerized by how huge the Cursed Gorilla is. They were amazed since this is the first time they see a One Moon Star Beast attack. They felt pity for Dakota since she will definitely be crashed.

He answered. His words made total sense. As simple as he looked, he was wise and very accurate with his intuitions. "So what's your decision father. We both know that when you cross the damn river there is no point of return." I reminded him. "Damon, That Beast is searching for a breeder. A bond and mate. If luckily Hera proves herself worthy and its instinct is drawn fully to her, it won't harm her. I don't want to think the worst that's why I still have a ray of hope that she is still alive and being kept well." He answered.

Japhtar shrieked from the rear lines, and I caught the look of fear on Nola’s face as the monster gripped her by the meat of her arms, dragging her to the guards standing around him before he started to transform too. I roared again, charging toward him as the bubble and snap of balls of muscle popped out from his back and chest, the ugly veins throbbing against his singed fur until he was bigger than me. A mammoth of strength and wickedness that opened the bullet of his large jaws to bellow waves of rage toward me as I sprinted to meet him, slapping his disciples out of the way like they were all but flies in my salad.

Whatever she was to The Beast, to us, would be a puzzle to get to later. The wolves converged on the small island, having disobeyed me, as I surfaced dumping the body and the gator spilling them onto the silty mud. The Beast receded allowing me control, as I surveyed the damage. Beau, my second in command, pulled his human side forward and I did the same.

“We’re not entirely sure. He’s in human form but it’s way too fast to be a human.” My heart thudded hard, my rage intensifying “Vampires?” Duke shook his head “We’re not sure.” I nodded and focused on getting to the breached perimeter as fast as possible. My men were already gathered when I arrived. Two units of Gamma and Delta wolves all primed and ready to defend our pack. I let one of them lead me to the breached perimeter, my eyes flaring as I noticed the cut bars of the fence and the imprint of a boot. “Is the patrol team sweeping the other perimeters?”

This time, I would never forgive whoever that traitor was. The wolves in the dome lifted their heads, watching a glorious fight between their king and that giant werebear. Thorin was as big as an elephant, but that beast was three times bigger than him. However, my mate didn't back down. He had lots of strategies to defeat the beast. Also, now that Amira was here. She could help the witches shrink these two giant beasts. When I glanced at my sister, she wasn't alone at all. Alpha Adam was with her the entire time. Kylo managed to climb up the top of the mountain and was now on the back of the giant python, burying his canines and claws on its scales.

The beast was twice the height of a muscular man she’d ever seen—with a bone crest, four split jaws that open like a flower of fangs. ​His eyes had no pupils, only pits of endless night that could reflect my deepest fear. His body was covered in jagged obsidian scales and raw muscles; bone plates protruded like armor from his spine and limbs. Her hand flew to her mouth as she took a step back at the sight of his claws, long enough to pierce through her body in one swipe. Fear clawed in Kaerith's chest as her fingers shakily found the simple ties at her waist and loosened them.

The forest was a crucible. Feral beasts roamed, set loose from ancient cells beneath Blackmoon’s earth—hulking creatures bred to tear, to test, to kill. A jagged-toothed bear charged at them first, snarling with a madness in its eyes. Lucian tackled it without hesitation, ripping into its throat while Jace circled to keep it from flanking. Rayne lunged in, claws flashing, landing the finishing blow as Lucian tore the creature’s head sideways with his jaws.

Keep it in mind. I felt more stable after hearing his remarks, but the fight was still ongoing, both within and externally. Seren and her warriors bravely fought alongside us as we advanced. We appeared to be gaining the upper hand for a brief while. A fresh wave of adversaries then emerged as the ground trembled. These warriors weren't your typical ones; they were bigger, more hideous, and had strangely bright eyes. "What are those items?" Eldra inquired in a terrified tone. "Night Beasts,"said Seren gloomily. "Korrin's works." It's quite impossible to kill them.