Miss Benson's Beetle Novels & Stories

"Listen to me you guys! you need to be tough and brave! the truth is we're not going to stay inside this house forever so, always remember to save yourself and don't let anything scared you!! be brave enough to face whatever that comes your way!!" "Stop it!" Mrs. Benson pulled the hands of those boys from her husband "Seriously? you're telling them this? don't you know they might become monster?" While Mrs. Benson was talking to her husband Andrew sight a the remaining stick from the chair Mr Benson destroyed and he picked it up and smashed it on Mr Benson's head from behind, the nail on the wood penetrant into Mr Benson head and blood was forcing itself out seriously and splashing everywher

Ben Carter climbed with the surprising agility of a man who has run away from many angry creditors. Below us, the sea of silver crashed against the walls. The beetles began to pile on top of each other, forming living pyramids, trying to reach us. "Shoot them!" Haley shrieked, clutching her backpack like a life preserver. "Marcus, shoot them!" Marcus racked the slide of his heavy assault shotgun. BOOM. The buckshot hit the swarm. A dozen beetles shattered, sparking as their micro-capacitors exploded. But it was like throwing a pebble into a woodchipper. The swarm didn't even pause. They simply ate the lead pellets and kept climbing.

Jenson’s stiff hand picked up the poisonous insect and he slowly brought it into his mouth. It was something called a Witchbug. If Jenson swallowed it into his stomach, then he would permanently be controlled by Madam Nephele and would lose himself from then on. Madam Nephele was overwhelmed with joy thinking that she had achieved her goal. She was grinning from ear to ear from being able to gain such a powerful assistant. Suddenly, at lightning speed, Jenson suddenly lifted her chin and squeezed her mouth open. Then, he shoved the poisonous insect into her mouth and closed it back forcibly.

On Rain’s mark, they sprinted through the path and headed outside while killing the ants that came from the sides. “Where are they taking the weapons?” Gon asked. He was the only one that was not busy with dealing with the ants since the others were already decimating them. “Nowhere good. We’ll figure it out later.” Rain replied. They made it outside where the mist was really thick. Then they saw where the mist was coming from. A pair of grey bombardier beetles that were releasing the mist were standing by the door. “[Angel’s Spear]! [Angel’s Spear]!” Rain acted quickly and threw two spears of light at the beetles, instantly killing them.

“Lux Corp is already in debt, isn’t it? You said so earlier!” “Yes!” I squeezed the pointer in my hand. “It’s the worst thing to admit. But I’m afraid that Lux Corp will very soon become an empty shell.” ***** [Harold Lux’s POV} The Pheropsophus Verticalis, known commonly as the Bombardier Beetle, helps humanity by returning the remains of the dead back to Mother Nature. It’s generally harmless—almost invisible. But when backed to a corner, the quarter inch insect is a self-destructive bomb that kills anything five times its size.

Just as Eva finished speaking, the beetle rose from her hand and started to make a buzzing noise. “Bzzzzzz………bzzzzzz……..bzzzzz”

Of course, life-saving was more important now. So Ward and Keagan retreated first. But in the next second, something happened again. As soon as the door opened, the red beetle quickly crawled out. But everyone was afraid of being bitten by it and kept screaming. They were too panicked to catch it. But Professor Heist reacted quickly and ordered, "Catch it quickly. We can't let it escape." That was a Venomous Insect Overlord! It was invaluable. More importantly, it would be very helpful to their research.

Dylan asked. As Melissa looked and studied her books Dylan seemed human but as his sleeves were lifted, his skin was covered in spots. Melissa had a thought and checked Dylan’s back before consulting her books. He was a spotted tortoiseshell beetle. “I’ve seen a few like you. A regular beetle would hide inside its translucent shell when enemies approach but insect humans like you would just summon the shell when needed.” Melissa explained.

I release. The death is instant. The deer falls to the ground, cracking twigs and old leaves beneath it. Keenan gives me a reassuring smile. ''Nice shot, ladybug.'' I release the breath I was holding and slowly go to the animal. It's small, still thin after the harsh winter. ''Yeah, let's get it back home'' I say, looking at my brother, smiling softly at the nickname he's given to me when I was a toddler. Keenan comes to the animal and lifts it easily on his shoulder. I furrow my brows.