Monster Chat Novels & Stories

“And what if I… what if I can’t control it? What if I become the thing I’m hunting?” Mae smiled faintly, not cruel, just realistic. “That’s the risk. But what’s the alternative? Staying human, waiting, hiding… running forever? You survived once. You survived the worst. This… this is just the next step. And you won’t be alone. I’ll be with you. We’ll figure it out.”

let out a pulse of sub-audible frequency that sent Julian crashing into the dirt, his ears bleeding from the internal pressure. "It’s a 'Mute'!" the Sound-Hunter yelled, frantically adjusting his gear. "It doesn't have a physical form! You can't hit it with steel!" The creature turned toward me, its face a hollow void of white noise. It lunged, but I didn't run. I channeled every bit of the "Black Frequency" from my arm into my throat. I didn't scream; I broadcasted. I let out a single, sustained harmonic note that vibrated through the very roots of the clearing. The violet energy shot from my mouth, hitting the Shadow like a physical hammer. The grey static of the creature shattered, turnin

I ran through the possibilities in my head. Based on everything I'd observed so far, the monster's kill condition was either three consecutive exchanges in a conversation or agreeing to—or refusing—all of its requests three times in a row. If that was true, then I had a way out. Next time I faced it, I'd follow one pattern: agree once, stay silent once, refuse once. That way, no matter which theory was right, I'd dodge the condition entirely. Of course… if both guesses were wrong, I'd just have to accept my fate.

“Hey, I think I saw something on the monitor.” “Tell me it was a fish of some kind.” “I don’t know. I just caught a glimpse of it in the corner of the monitor. Keep fishing and see if you can catch it.” “I don’t think so! If I catch it, and it is some weird creature down there, it is going to come out of that water and bite my head off. You get your pole and catch it,” Little Bob told him adamantly. Mike assured him, “There is no monster down there.”

The second I gasped for air I knew the monster had failed. Pain still burned through my neck but it faded fast. My eyes snapped open. The world rushed back with firelight and shadows. Aziel Nightbane stood frozen a few steps away. He stared down at me like I was a nightmare crawling out of the grave. My bones clicked back into place one by one. Skin pulled tight over the break. I sucked in a deep breath and felt the mate bond flare hot between us. It pulsed stronger than before and linked every beat of my heart to his.

Chapter 22: Solo Boss Fight The big black monster smashed into the concrete path with a loud crash that shook the whole wall beneath my feet. The concrete broke under its weight sending small gray rocks bouncing over the edge. Up Close, the monster was really scary. It was over nine feet tall with muscles that looked like wet leather in the dim morning light. It smelled like metal and rotting wood. It did not have hands; its long arms ended in thick curved bones that looked sharp enough to cut through a car engine. Its chest moved as it breathed, blowing a bad smell right into my face.

"Mom's useless. That girl yesterday was awesome. She soloed two huge monsters." Adrian stayed quiet. I frowned. "Theo." He immediately shifted closer to Adrian and lowered his voice like I couldn't hear him. "It's Mollie Webb. Rank sixth. She's INSANELY strong." Adrian glanced at me. "He's a kid." Over the past few days, I'd fixed seventeen system bugs and stopped three data crashes that could've wiped everyone out. At the same time, I tweaked the monster spawns, cutting their numbers as much as I could.

Ji’lahni said, angrily. “Yall can argue about that shit later, we still got more crackmonsters after us. And just so you know, Lucky, your ass can’t count worth a shit. It’s more than six of these motha fuckas” Mina said as she threw her blade that landed in the eye of a crackmonster that was charging her way. Acrackmonster ran towards Ji'lahni like a lineback about to tackle her to the ground, Mina didn't see the one that was coming up behind her. Knowing that Mina was pregnant Ji'lahni knew she had no time to think. "MINA DUCK DAMNIT!" ji'lahni yelled as she ran toward the crackmonster that was charging at her. He swung at her, but at the last second Ji'lahni dove forward, rolled, called h

she sat up with a jolt as her heart started to race. "Riley, it's okay. I've told you this already. I will make everything better. Just agree to be mine, and all this will be over." She looked at the monster who said that sitting across from her holding her hand, trying to soothe her from what she guessed he thought was a nightmare. Meanwhile, she had a plan and had an escape. She smiled at the monster and said, "You're right, Ollie. I am yours, and I should have never questioned that."

He wouldn't get in a physical fight with an equal. "You're a son of a bitch, you know that?" I say, but this time, I keep my arms at my sides when he swings, and he does not stop. Not until my face is so fucking bloody, I'll be sporting two black eyes for the coming weeks. Not until I'm spitting blood and Cielo, fucking Cielo, is holding me up to take more. Not until one final punch sends me crashing through Mira's glass table, smashing it to pieces.