Metal Gear Solid Frogs Novels & Stories

Wow… did I unlock a new ability? “Just like an ordinary frog, black mud in color. They are not that big, maybe even smaller than your palm? But they had these scary red eyes that stood out on the top of their head. Their face is bigger than their body and looks very wrinkled, just like an old witch…” I frowned while listening to what he said while continuing to pay attention to the ground around where I was standing. I didn’t see anything suspicious around here. So, I think it’s safe.

Others snapped into new configurations, creating ramps and teetering see‑saws that rocked with every shift of weight. I felt the world under my boots like a living thing. “Balance game now,” I said. “Use the movement.” “Copy,” Corvin said. The third wave came as a combination. Ground and air, together. Bulkier creatures hauled themselves out of trapdoors—hulking, four‑legged things with armored hides, and too many eyes. Above, smaller, faster flyers darted in erratic patterns, ready to strike at anyone who overcommitted to a swing at the tanks.

They flew into the air together. Raid had been crashed into one of the buildings and due to the force of the impact, some parts of it were damaged. Glade, on the other hand, hit the big frog he had ridden earlier with a child. The poor creature was thrown into the air and got smashed on the ground. “Poly!” the child, who seemed to be the owner of that poor thing, cried and his pet croaked weakly. Is it a frog or a mixture of frogs, fish and dogs? What is that creature called? I don't know.

"What do you have?" "I have... I have the sonic repeller! The frog thing!" "The broken one?" "Yes!" "Throw it!" Jack roared. "Throw it in the middle!" Hayley didn't ask questions. She grabbed the plastic, frog-shaped device—the "Sonic Demon Repeller" she had bought from the late-night infomercial. It was cracked, wires exposed, sparking intermittently. She hurled it with a surprisingly good arm. The frog sailed through the air and landed right between the legs of the Cerberus triangle.

Leo whispered into his collar-mic, his voice a distorted, metallic count. He looked at his hands, watching the gold skin solidify as he fused the metal shut. “Mommy… I’m getting heavy.” The pipe sealed as the gold from his skin fused the metal. The geyser died. The violet slush drained into the floor grates. Leo stood in the center of the kneeling, weeping crowd, his arms now two solid, unbending pillars of gold-basalt. He turned his head slowly, locking his gold-sapphire eyes onto the security camera.

They had different traits like scales, legs, plate-like skin, wings, even one of them had compound eyes, David got a scare at the sight of so many critters and shivered a little behind the screen, but tried to remain calm. "Retreat!" He repeated when he saw that the skeleton was more steady, it nodded before making his retreat. Only to be shot down by a barrage of acid from almost all of the worms. Its bones got dissolved very quickly, and only a pool of white liquid remained on the floor a couple of seconds later. [YOU HAVE DIED] [Your last unit will respawn with you] [Your last unit will have -20% XP upon respawn]

I could smell them before they smelt me. Ten years of being a rogue meant I had trained myself to be able to smell a threat before they became a threat, it was a trick which had gotten me out of many certain death situations. I shifted before they had emerged from the clearing and was preparing myself for an attack. I wasn't going to go down easy and it was sure as hell going to take more than a couple of male-wolves to take me down.

I repeated, gentle, like I was just keeping up with the story. “Yeah. On the couch. There’s a couch in there.” Lily took an enormous bite of toast and kept going around it. “Did you know there was a frog at school called Gerald? He only has three legs but the teacher said he’s still a good frog and I think Gerald and the blanket would be best friends because they’re both soft, well the blanket’s soft, the frog is kind of bumpy actually.” And she was gone. Three legs and bumpy frogs and the blanket already forgotten, the whole reveal dropped on the table like a coin she didn’t know was gold.

"Why are we in a forest, Rain? This place is creepy! Argh! What is that?! Is that a frog?! Oh my God! I swear if that disgusting thing will come closer to me, that thing is dead! I swear! Ahh! Get it off me! Get it off me!" Greka shrieked. "Would you just shut your mouth Greka?! And that's just an adorable frog, that thing can't harm you jeez," I rolled my eyes at her.

I’m frickin screwed. ----- Robin watched as the MAKAYLA GIRL stumbled out the arch, chasing after his son, “well that girl is in for one hell of a ride,” he chuckled out, leaning back. Chris joined in the chuckle, reaching out to butter his toast, “she’s stronger than she looks, I would be saying that for Justin, he better watch out. He just caught off guard this time. Robin grunted, bringing the mug to his lips, “it’s going to be one hell of a show.”