Monster House End Novels & Stories

The light shot high into the sky and disappeared. The tower's power snapped back. The men in robes dropped their sticks and held their heads in pain. The mud monsters fell apart. The Hounds ran away in fear. The Forest Folk didn't wait. They moved in to finish the job. They didn't kill; they just pushed the enemy back toward the broken tower. The battle ended. The tower was hurt and smoking, its big weapon gone. The silver light from the hole faded away because the plant had used all its strength. The pit was just a dark hole again. It was quiet now, but a sad kind of quiet.

For the first time the monster seemed to wonder if this bond was already winning. He turned and walked out without another word. The cell door slammed shut behind him. I lay on the floor breathing hard with a small smile still on my lips. My wolf hummed satisfied inside me. The chains were broken. The Alpha had bled. And the bond between us had just grown a lot more dangerous.

he disappeared for a second, and then came back up gasping for air “—it was just two of each of his animals. Two goats, two chickens and whatever other livestock he had.” Not even an entire ocean could stop Maurice from correcting other people’s way of thinking on matters of no consequence. “Did anyone see what happened to Mandy and Cheng?” called out Claire. “Ah don’t think they jumped,” said Flossie. It wouldn’t surprise me if that turned out to be the case. What kind of idiot would leap into a swirling black void just because I told them to? “Yo’ don’t think they’re all dead, do yo’?” There was an awkward silence. The truth was we didn’t know what had happened, but if Uncle Pete’s threats

Adam knelt down, he thought it was the end of his life. The monster came near to him. the subordinates tried to attacked the monster but Adam signaled them to stop. Everything was pointless. Then, when they looked at each other once again, the monster howled loudly, the sound echoed all over the place. Then, all the sudden the monster left. The team therefore concluded. They needed to leave ASAP. The place was not ordinary.

"It's always the basement. That's where the ghosts hide and spook." "No, that's the attic." I pressed on. "It's the basement." She argued. "The attic." I countered back. "Name one horror movie that it's ever been the attic." She said. "The Midnight Man." I said. "And?" She challenged and when I hesitated she said, "I thought so." "No! There's way more." I said, trying to think. "Just admit it, it's not always the atti-" She was cut off mid-sentence by a buzz from her phone.

But then my eyes widened in terror when, at the end of the cave, there was nothing but a thick wall. A dead end… “Mommy!” Diana cried as the beast was getting near. Killian and Dominic stopped in front of us and faced the beast as they cursed under their breath. My heart felt as if it shrank and sank to my stomach, and I watched the monster stand in its full height again, its eyes glaring down at my family. We’re f*cked. We were so f*cked…

We are home. THE END

Enough of this guy. Hazel: Leave me alone, Killian. Go bother someone else or find something else to do with your life. Monster: I told you, it's the two of us till the end. And I'm looking outside your window right now. Wanna let me in, or should I do it my way? My eyes snapped toward the window. Hazel: You're a sick Person. If you don't stay away from my building, I'm calling campus security. Monster: Call them. Is that supposed to scare me away? Have I told you how your smart mouth gets me hard?

The monster let out a loud growl and launched itself in my direction, its jaws wide open. I closed my eyes, quietly accepting my fate. "So… This is how it ends."

I am not entirely sure if these Academy myths truly worked or were simply myths at all. Eventually the Barbarian’s numbers lessened, I could already see some staggering away and running back through the breach in the wall. We all cheered as the last one ran off into the breach and began to breathe easily; some even began ransacking a food crate that was sitting nearby. But like every jolt of happiness in this world, this one was short lived.