Marrying A Beast In An Apocalypse Novels & Stories

I can't wait to see you homeless, surrounded by zombies—that'll be real fun. With that, they struggled to lead the three mastiffs away, tugging and pulling them with effort. I exhaled a silent sigh of relief—but it was short-lived. The pets might be obedient now, but under the apocalypse system, every creature would become the most loyal guardian to its owner. So not only would I have to dodge zombies, but also Vicky's malicious attacks. The apocalypse, with enemies stacked against me, had officially become hell mode. Shaking off the shock, I looked down at Leo in my arms.

"Oh Hiram, where are you even getting this? We don't believe in that. We aren't apes and the Great City learned not to trust omens years ago." He wasn't wrong. Though news did not travel quickly in a world without fast transportation or telephones, any village that wasn't entirely isolated knew what had happened to the City of Beasts, sometimes called Great City, the largest and most advanced settlement in the known region. A purely human girl from a different time and space fell among them, and a cruel and jealous Ape King had turned the entire city on her using magic and premonitions of destruction.

tears welled up in my eyes as I sought for possible escape before time. If he refused to let Lucius have control, I would need an escape plan. I had heard enough horror stories about what the inner beasts did to women when they got carried away while having control of the human body. The same, I had heard stories about them forcing half shift during the mating act, if not shifting fully, and that was the last thing I wanted to experience. Unlike humans, the beasts never bothered to be careful, to be gentle and try to ensure the female didn’t get hurt. I couldn’t claim that was the case in our situation, but that still didn’t mean I wasn’t terrified of the possibility.

In all my life, have never imagined myself being in this kind of situation where I would be going on this kind of mission which could cost me my life. "So guys, one thing about these monsters is, they are bloodthirsty. They crave for blood and that made them just like zombies but they aren't zombies. They are something much more powerful and stronger and faster than zombies. Believe me guys, these monsters are in their right state of mind except that they get really wide at the smell of a blood. Apart from the blood they always crave for and their abilities, there's no difference among us. And about the beast species. As you all know, they are the deadliest among these monsters. Beast specie

"We have no ill intention, May. Anyway, why are you out here all alone?" I looked at him and his eyes were fixed on the fire. His face was troubled and he seemed off. "I can't have a conversation with you." I broke away from staring at his face. I couldn't allow myself to see him as anything more than he was. I turned to leave. "May," he called out in a distressed tone of voice getting me to turn around. "Duck." As he said those words I heard a shrilling sound as a creature with dilapidated flesh broke from the forest and ran straight at me. My eyes widened and my breathing picked up. "Wendigo."

And then, I gave birth to a half-beast white wolf, our son Tristan. As the first half-beast child born from the human-beast union, Tristan naturally became the next leader of the Human-Beast Alliance. Bella, enamored by the fox clan's beauty, had chosen their heir, Lucien. But she didn't expect him to be a shameless womanizer, constantly entangled with other lovers. Eventually, she contracted a disease because of him—one that left her infertile and scorned by the fox clan. She blamed me for her misfortune, jealous that I had lived a better life than she did. One night, she drugged me in secret and set a fire that burned both me and Tristan alive.

He invades packs, and the big city filled with humans, in search of his mate, who he later found was being abused. Scarlett Hunter is a human girl, who's considered an orphan. She was adopted by a nice couple, but they became her worst nightmare after producing their children. Scarlett grew up seeing what others couldn't see, which were creatures and living dead. When Scarlett was already of age, she was married off to the person who is known as Devil himself. What would emerge of Scarlett when she realized that those creatures which she always sees around are real, and she's mated to one of them?.

“The immortal blood in your body was drained and replaced with an unknown beast’s blood. It’s extremely overpowering and can’t be used by humans. You’ll soon... Ka-boom! You’ll explode and die! Hahaha...” At the end, Cedric made an exploding gesture. Explode and die? Andrius’ heart chilled, but he did not want to give up hope. He immediately asked, “Is there any solution?” “Solution? Yes and no.” Cedric said, “Historically, immortals have no way to deal with beast blood. No secret techniques, artifacts, or tools can do anything about it! “However, if you survive for one day and night, you might fuse with the beast’s blood, slowly adapt, and ultimately survive. Of course, the odds are extreme

"They want me to eat raw flesh like an animal? To prove I’m worthy of being hunted by one?" "Precisely," Denis said, his voice clipped. "I suggest you find a way to keep it down. If you can't survive the meal, you certainly won't survive the Black Ridge." "How fascinating," I let out a bitter laugh. My father sold me to a beast, and now the beast's family wants to see if I can stomach the same gore he does. Was this the standard hospitality for Caravian brides? Or just the ones they suspect of being... unfit? Denis continued.

The beast shook them both away with another roar. Aiden's side ached as he struck the ground hard. As he strained to stand, he saw the beast stumble and spill blood from its neck and eyeballs. Damon was standing over it, panting. "Is it dead?" With a raspy voice, Aiden asks. Before Damon could respond, the beast was sucked into the abyss and the ground underneath it exploded. The air was suddenly filled with a low, repetitive pulse that sounded as though it were coming directly from the ground.