روايات وقصص ضمن Miraculous Ladybug / Shadybug And Claw Noir

The growl comes again louder closer. A claw pierces the edge of the breach. Silver. Jagged. Slick with light like molten mercury. Clara’s storm erupts instantly. “Oh, screw this I’m not dealing with a goddess AND her murder-pet ” “Clara,” I hiss, “don’t attack until we know ” The creature pulls itself halfway through the breach. And I lose my breath. It looks like something carved out of moonlight and nightmares four elongated limbs a long, distorted serpentine torso

“What? A dead end?” Claudia turned to look. Their road wasn’t blocked, but another truck-size bug was coming from there. Around it was countless smaller bugs. “Sh*t, we’re surrounded. What do we do?” Freya asked in a trembling voice. Luna pulled her sister down. “Don’t act dead. Come fight the bugs with us. You’re a descendant of Exorcist Dragons, and you’re scared of bugs? That’s bringing shame to our clan.”

Mira pressed her palms against her ears as she groaned, “Shut up!” She fell on her knees as her eyes turned blood red. Countless black figures with red eyes were standing around her, corrupting her with malicious thoughts. She gathered her camera as she laughed again. She felt pathetic. Mira forced herself to stand even though the black figures held her down as if they weren’t willing to let her go. “Mira!” Clavier shouted as he ran towards her.

“The poison attacks slowly at first. It paralyzes the system, then enters the bloodstream and begins destroying every organ it reaches. Once it spreads completely, the victim begins coughing blood as the body shuts down from within.” I swallowed hard. "There has to be an antidote." “There isn't.” He disagreed. "No." "Arden..." "No." I repeated with the sting in my eyes. The word came out harsher than intended. "There has never been a poison without a weakness." “Deadclaw is different.” Urgency and flickering hope synced in his voice. "Bloodlines vanished because of it. The few records that remain all end the same way." I closed my eyes for the briefest moment. "Death."

I froze. From the shadows, faint golden lights began to flicker, one by one, drifting closer like fireflies. But they weren’t fireflies. Pixies. Tiny, glowing creatures with wings like butterflies fluttered out from the forest, their light shimmering in soft greens and blues. They hovered around the crystal, their voices whispering in delicate, melodic tones that filled the air. Then the forest shifted again. More figures stepped out from the mist—creatures I had never seen before. Spirits of the woods, all emerging silently from the shadows.

It was difficult to focus on what was happening in the yard and still pursue the bloodsucker in front of her, but it seemed her team was about to have company. Mila saw it, too, and called for her team to turn their attention to the black creatures that began to scurry in their direction from every place the light didn’t touch. They emerged from beneath piles of discarded metal, from a stack of old tires; the bushes and shrubbery moved and quaked as the darkness took on a life of its own and began to creep across the yard. The team opened fire.

That evening had been a total success. “Paradows Port. It’s going to be a difficult area for us,” Frank said. “We knew it was going to be there. It’s a dimly lit area and that favors them. We’re going to need infrared binoculars to see what’s going on.” “I think some infrared goggles with bulletproof protection will be more useful,” came the timid voice of the boy who had made the flagrant sting possible. “I have to admit, I’m amazed at your intelligence. You’re a veritable treasure. We have a significant advantage in having you with us. Thank you!” I said to the boy with pride in my voice.

She was bloodied and badly wounded but Chloe could feel that she was still alive. The shadows didn’t hesitate. They lunged forward, moving like ghosts as they charged at the creature. The creature let out a enraged shriek that was so loud Chloe thought her eardrums might burst. But still, the wolves carried on, unaffected by the inhuman sound. Something about the shadows charging it down clearly unsettled the mysterious monster because it was off of its victim in an instant darting off into the forest without a trace. It’s time for you to go back, your majesty Another voice echoed through Chloe’s mind. You have been here too long.

She scratched and hit. A deafening crack echoed through the room as the barrier held. The creatures howled in frustration, snapping their massive fangs. Merida’s lips parted. A whisper. A chant. Her veins darkened, pulsing beneath her skin. Then her eyes were cloudy and black. My eyes widen in disbelief and fear. The air shifted. A low, guttural hum vibrated through the room. Then— Thunder. A burst of lightning split the sky outside. The walls trembled.

This time, her gaze could easily penetrate the watch and see everything inside. In the next second, she observed the accessories on the bodyguards and the porcelain bottles discarded by the road. Likewise, her gaze could penetrate through all of those objects. She noticed a large, white bug on a large tree beside her. Xyla instantly fixed her gaze on the bug and tried to see through it. This time, it still didn’t work. Xyla was now certain that her eyes could penetrate rocks, accessories, and some other inanimate objects, but she couldn’t see through living things.