Misunderstood Monsters Novels & Stories

But I didn’t stop. “You don’t control me.” His eyes flickered. “You don’t own me.” Something cracked. “You don’t get to decide who I am.” My chest rose and fell sharply. “And I’m never coming back to you.” The words hung in the air. Heavy. Final. Marcus stared at me. Really stared this time. Like he was seeing something new. Something he didn’t understand. And that— That scared him. I saw it. Just for a second. Then it was gone.

and class packet. Time to go get soul scanned, judged by an ancient arena, and forced into a house of monsters I’d never met. “Nothing about this is normal.” Gen cackled. “Nope. But normal is fucking boring.”

It was too late for them to realize this when the monsters suddenly appeared one by one, attacking them and picking them up to put them into their stinky mouth. Too late for them to regret to get greedy even just by this ordinary rain-no, this was not an ordinary rain at all- well, it was not a miracle to being with, but a curse so it can also be called as not being ordinary out of the normal rain they have encountered where it hit themselves but would not cause any pain to themselves. It was too late for them to realize, because as they wanted to go back to their own house, the family and relatives inside would not even open the door for them to take a shelter on from this monsters claws.

I think some God was listening in to my secret conversation with myself and so… He sent monsters. They came into packs. They came with power. They came with madness swirling in their weird colored eyes. They came as animals, but they had the ability to disguise themselves as humans too. They had only one goal - RULE THE WORLD. And so, they did. After an endless war of five years, they ruled the world. The rule and order of humans was gone – destroyed. The world we once knew as a humane civilization was taken over by those monsters and turned into a world of terror.

Evania could simply sound out her monolog underneath the quagmire of her thought, feeling as well as perception. Here comes the third monster in blue… Quite different with the black first and second monsters… Oh, God… What have I actually done today so that I can bump into three incredible and unbelievable monsters? Is this real? Oh, God… I can’t even tell apart which one is solely my imagination and which one is reality.

Yet that’s what they were doing. The deeper we went, the stranger it got. Ancient murals covered the walls. Some showed giant wolves battling horrors. Others showed queens and alphas under silver moons. Then I noticed something wrong. The monsters were in the carvings too. Not as enemies. As allies. My steps slowed. No. The first monsters were evil. Weren’t they? The giant wolf glanced back, sensing my confusion. His smile returned. “You’ve been lied to, Little Moon.” Chills ran through me. Nobody spoke, because deep down we all feared he was right.

"It was a shame that the accident only took the lives of your parents. Wendy, who she hated, survived, but it didn't matter to her. All these years, Yvette used every trick she could to make you hate Wendy and love only her. "She succeeded in the end, didn't she? You said it yourself. You no longer see Wendy as your sister. The only one you love is her!" Each word cut into Joseph's heart like a blade. Only then did he realize he had been tricked by an enemy. He had been loving the murderer of his parents the whole time, but he had killed the sister he once cherished the most. He slowly turned his gaze toward Yvette as if she was already dead.

Inside, two monsters celebrated in the dark, believing they had won completely. Believing no one could touch them now. Believing Leslie was just a helpless girl who would never be a threat. They had no idea how wrong they were.

“The one who took her mate.” “Anokai is a monster,” she stuttered out. “She doesn’t deserve Ethan. She doesn’t deserve anything. She’s—” I laughed. The sound came out dark. Wrong. “Monster,” I repeated. Tasting the word. “You think she’s a monster.” The girl nodded frantically. “Have you ever seen a real monster?” I asked softly. She blinked. Confused. “I don’t think you have.” I tilted my head. Studying her. “You’ve never seen one. Not really. You use the word but you don’t understand what it means.”

I stepped backward, like I could hear some of the soldiers with me shouting that there was a fucking monster again. I rolled my eyes because they were just getting those monsters to know where they were now. "The hell, so stupid. Why do they have to fucking shout? " I said. "Perhaps he was just sacrificing himself to save those who didn't realize there was a monster hiding somewhere so we could be aware of it."Clode said that I didn't understand because if that was me, I would save myself first, of course. "I hope that our group has been notified already." Clode said, but I was just getting ready for another encounter with the creature. I wasn't sure if I could still call a monkey because th