Men In Black Insects 소설 & 이야기

she said pointing to the exit door and everyone followed her hand with their eyes. Just then came some group of strange men who were all dressed in black cloaks that covered their whole bodies and the places in their bodies which weren't covered by the cloak were filled with dark ink of skulls, scorpions and other scary things. The men were 10 in number and they were walking in two parallel straight lines of 5. They all had thick connecting silver chains tied around their waists and in the middle of the parallel line they had formed all the chains both in the left and right side all came together to meet at a point which is actually an additional person that looked very dangerous. His neck,

But I wasn't alone for long. Less than five minutes later, the cloth door moved again. Two men walked into the small room. My breath caught in my throat. I couldn't help but stare. They were young, incredibly fit, and completely butt naked. One of them was Black, his skin a rich, smooth color that caught the golden light of the lamp. His muscles were large and hard like stone. The other man looked mixed, with light brown skin, sharp hazel eyes, and a broad chest covered in faint tattoos. Both of them were fully, aggressively hard. Their cocks were as hard as rocks, pulsing and pointing straight out in front of them.

‘Are there really other venomous insects? ‘If the base raises venomous insects, in view of the scale of its research labs, there must exist countless venomous insects. ‘Once the insects go to the black market, they will inflict serious and untold harm on human beings.’ The more Selon thought about it, the grimmer his face became. He was even more sure that it was right to have decided to cooperate with Sean. At the same time, the child insect overlord crawled along the wall. No guards noticed the tiny beetle.

The old man's voice turned hoarse and threatening as he raised his hand. A chilling wind swept through. From the underbrush, countless black beetles crawled out, forming a massive, writhing swarm. Each beetle was jet black with razor-sharp fangs and wings. They emitted a putrid, nauseating stench. "What are these terrifying black scorpions?" Shrieks of panic echoed from the distant forest. The villagers had encountered danger. The old man sneered, "Boy, be obedient, and I might let you live." The black scorpions surged forward like a tidal wave, enclosing Chase in every direction.

He was invisible, holding his breath, undetectable. He did not make a move. Getting caught was not an option. "Retreat!" Four figures in black darted from the cabin, each sprinting off in a different direction. They knew better than to stick around for a fight they could not win. "Well, you're here now. Might as well stay," Isador muttered. With a soft whistle, he summoned the poison insects he had planted earlier. Screams echoed as the men hit the ground, their legs riddled with tiny holes.

Kolein waved the black card to his face excitedly and pulled the book away from his hands. “I think I'll pass.” Aru's not interested even if, a million-black cards were waved to his face. “No, is not acceptable, everything is a Yes, anyone brings him out to the car.” After Kolein said it, the door swung open just like in the movie, countless men in black entering as if a battle between two opposing sides about to come. Crowding the room, then two men in black stood beside him, and before they could reach for him, he raised his hand.

The men whispered amongst each other that lead to a bicker until one with the gruff voice shouted, “Shut your trap you dumbasses! These are heavy and you are still fighting! Use some of that energy to carry these things.” The other men finally quite down, bringing the heavy things that they had been carrying: seven heavy black sacks where one of them had to be carried by two people. From afar, the black sacks looked oval where each sacks have different masses and sizes. When one of the man slipped on the wet forest floor, they had accidentally dropped the black sacks, revealing the face of a dead person. The man quickly covered the face and resumed carrying the dead bodies to the depth of th

"System, where do I belong?" "This is a void world, the host can only escape when he has gained enough power to break it!" Response system. Before Cadell Marcus could understand the meaning of the sentence, suddenly the ear-splitting sounds of insects rang out around him. Startled, he looked back and saw a group of jet-black insects. They had six long legs, and their body size was not much different from that of a regular dog or cat. "What is this?" "These are creatures in the void world. Considering the host's current strength, they cannot compete with them!"

Presently, While Daphne and Liam prepared to confront inspector Hayes, another meeting was going on. Deep within the heart of an ancient, desolate forest, a gathering of the malevolent Black Wolves took place under the shadowy canopy of night. The air was thick with a sinister energy as a hundred of these dark entities, cloaked in human guise, assembled in a large, moonlit clearing. Their eyes glimmered with a malefic light, revealing their true nature as they prepared to unleash chaos upon the unsuspecting nation.

“Get closer if you can but don’t be obvious.” I shifted slightly, pretending to admire a piece of hanging artwork behind them, my gaze flicking from Matteo to the men beside him but then something pulled my attention. To the far left, standing slightly apart, was another group of men—three of them. Black suits, taller and clearly muscular frames, masks just like everyone else, but it was the tattoo visible on one of their hands that made the breath catch in my throat. The Black Vultures. No. No. That couldn’t be right.