Monster In The Basement Novels & Stories

"Hey, are you okay?" The boy stopped crying, occasionally sniffling, but he never looked at her. He looked like a mirage, embedded in the darkness of the basement like he was there, but at the same time, he wasn't. "Hey -" "Go away, or else the monster will catch you too," said the boy with his hoarse voice. At the mention of the monster, Thalia stiffened her body, instinctively freezing as she looked over her shoulder at the closed basement door.

“Says that it will save our life if monsters from the mountains come down.” “Is that where the monsters come from?” I ask the two kids. They answer with a shake of their heads. “It’s from the Stine castle.” Instead of drilling them for more information, we ask if we could stay in the basement, too. This time, they look uncertainly at us. Then Barbara says, “If you can give us food, then yes.”

I barely register it falling to the floor. He’s here. The monster is finally back!

Even though it hurt to see him with Kit, I knew it wasn't for the reason of sleeping with her. Monique started leading the way, and as she approached the basement door, my heart sank in my chest. "They are down there," she added, opening the door and taking a step before me. I followed her right away, worried for my mates and why they must be in the basement. Seeing the basement again after so long was such a weird feeling. Shivers ran down my spine as I looked at the walls adorned with picture frames from ancient times. Some rooms held memories of my mother, with her pictures and belongings tossed aside, including her favorite armchair. It wasn't easy to walk past these rooms and resist the

Another woman, an Asian in fighting gear, spoke up. "Yes, we have." Celia said. "But this time....it is much more serious." "And why is that?" Gerold asked. Maddie watched as Celia took a shaky breath, then continued. "You all saw what happened on my daughter's birthday, did you not? You all were present, as this girl," she pointed to Maddie. "Invited demons into our basement. Shadow Monsters, the likes of which we have never seen before. It was all we could do to keep those monsters away. Several Hunters lost their lives! Several others were terribly injured."

It just sounded, I don't know, different? I took more steps, I looked behind me to make sure no one was following me Moma has always warned me never to go there, she says that's where the monsters stays and she has no idea I have met the monsters so many times although I've never told her before Dad made me promise not to tell her He said "never tell a psychopath there are more psychopath, it makes them angry" As I got down into the basement steps, the whimpers and crying got even more louder

The police also arrived. The Miller Manor was searched several times in a thorough manner, and finally, the police found the "monster" mentioned by Mark in the mysterious ear chamber in the basement. Sir Harris did not alarm anyone, he simply instructed Robert and Thea to collaborate on the investigation and took them to the basement alone. That monster, strictly speaking, was a human. When Robert saw him, his expression was horrified. He unconsciously took a step back, clearly startled by the monster in front of him. And Thea stared at the monster in a daze.

This feels a lot like a trap. "Back of the house, clear," Caleb says into the walkie-talkie. "I'll meet you in the living room." When we meet in the middle of the house, I feel a presence in the blue hallway to the right. I tell Caleb that there is someone on this floor, and as usual, he doesn't second-guess me.

The basement air felt thicker, colder. The man whimpered on the floor, realizing too late the monster he had helped create now stood before him. I took one step forward, then another. My voice came out low and dangerous. "Tell me everything."

“And if I have to repeat it again, you’d be waking up tomorrow without your little balls—so answer me in straight words. “Uh. Yeah. I think,” he grumbled, and when I glared, he added, “Provided if you install a chip into their main server, then I can remotely control everything, even from the moon.” I slapped the back of his head. "Ow!” “What about the blueprint layout?” I asked, snatching the laptop from him. “Aurora would be inside the building, and we would need a full-proof extraction plan for that.” “The basement.” He grinned like a Cheshire cat, only so much hideous. “Do you know why the place is so secluded?”