Monster Hunter Stories 3 Novels & Stories

This day will be remembered as one of the best Hunter Games since the late King's era. 'Ladies and gentlemen, the final hour is here, and only three contenders remain for the last round. Get ready because I'm sure we're in for a big surprise as the Hunters compete for the Moon trophy. Listen carefully, Hunters. Your last challenge is to take the orb shaped like a full moon. You'll find it hidden in a chest, guarded by the scariest monster Damaris has ever faced. The Eldritch Chimera!'

They thanked Li Wei several times. The Monster Slayer Order hunter party succeeded in destroying three-grade C-plus monster dungeons until the last remaining hours of hunting in the Dungeon. "We are rich!" exclaimed Nawa, who was suddenly grinning. Continued

Especially her bond. Another sigh crossed Ciaran’s lips as he let his hands fall to the desk in front of him. “We want to invest in a uranium mine that side. The humans are waging war amongst themselves and selling the metal would prove lucrative. Plus, I hear that two of my brother’s closest friends were called to the werewolf capital, Makatza. This raises some alarm bells. Something is cooking with Nerezza and the best way to find out is by getting close to Bellamy.” He explained it so easily. As if the trauma he had suffered within that pack didn’t exist. Or it did and he just knew how to hide it better than I did.

Shin informs the trio. "I agree, Shin. The sooner we finish the shoot, the better." Kei nodded in agreement, as he went into a full work mode... He decided to forget about what happened in the morning, and focus at work... ============================= Mariya just finished telling Mia and Kari about what happened to her in the morning. The girls were excited while listening to her story, as if they are watching a romantic film. "So, what's his name?" Mia started asking a question. Mariya shook her head, while feeling a pang of disappointment.

The swords get hung within the confined air he made around him. I chuckle before flying towards him and slamming my fist into the air. It releases the sound of, as though, a glass got broken. The door rattles, Sebastian Hunter, trying to come back in. My monster smirks. I might just kill him in front of his father, then, we would continue this conversation in the nearest future, that is if he doesn't go mad from the result of his successor gone. Cole Hunter, the Third, uses his power to block the door from opening. For me, I see it as a chance. I come for him again and hit him with my knee below his jaw.

It was one thing to cry, but it was another thing entirely to cry in front of them, and I would rather die than show them how much all of this was weighing down on me. “Here is a thought,.” The third man finally spoke. His voice was calm, too calm, and I should have taken that as a sign that everything was about to go haywire. “How about you work for us.” “Wait.” My heart skipped. “W-what?” “You heard me, and it's not exactly a hard job.” The first man smiled. “Don’t look so scared, all you have to do is be our pet.” The world around me tilted immediately. Of all the things they could have said, I never thought that would be on the top of their list. My vision blurred as the word echoed in

A child-sized monster suddenly leapt from the roof of a broken villa. Bang! Its body flew backward instantly. Another infected survivor stumbled out from behind a tree while shrieking madly. Bang! A clean shot directly through the forehead. Soon, the sounds of gunfire gradually faded. The loud growls of monsters disappeared alongside it. Silence returned to the mountain once more. Only the cold wind remained. Ding! {Congratulations Host. You've gained a total of one thousand points for killing twenty low-level monsters.} {You now have a total of two thousand points.}

I knew then… I'd been right. The monster's second death condition: Fail to escape within three hours, and you die automatically. I let out a brittle, almost manic laugh as I carved the bloody rule into my arm, and a stray thought crept in. The monsters seem to have a fondness for the number three. Three requests. Three hours. Could there be… a third death condition? My gaze swept over the densely packed words scarring my skin, and all at once, the truth clicked into place. The monster was required to tell its victim its core rules.

I stared at the eyes, two empty sockets, doubting that anything would harm the monster, but I didn't have a choice, I was running out of time already. I palmed my knife, and with all my strength, I threw it at the monster, aiming for the eyes. The blade sank into the darkness, and for a moment nothing happened, but then the monster let out an earth shattering scream as the bones started falling off of it, until it became nothing but a pile of bones. “I guess I've lost one knife already.” I muttered after digging through the pile of bones for the knife in vain. The first thing I noticed was the silence. It was always silent in the hole, but this was…unnatural. Something was coming, the third