Monster Paradise Novels & Stories

THIRD PERSON'S POINT OF VIEW All elements went rogue. As Adhira turns into a monster that everyone fears, the ground starts shaking and unceasingly spanks. It was already raining dark fire in every kingdom, as all the waters turn into acid that could annihilate anything in an instant. The wind gets rough, and destroys anything it could pass through. There was sudden lavish darkness that made the entire realm disastrous. And right now, all they see is the girl levitating in the air, surrounded by an energy barrier while six dragons of different elements guarding her. Her blood-red eyes are piercing through their souls. Her hair turns black which resembles darkness.

~Author’s POV~ "This track is called the Serpent's Back. It's a narrow road that goes up a mountain. There's no fence. Just a big drop off the side. People have crashed here. One guy died last year," Simon said, his eyes shining with amusement. Harriet listened, but she didn't look scared. She was looking at her car, a simple silver Mazda. She touched it. It looked old, but she could tell it had been taken care of. The tires were good. The engine sounded smooth and strong.

He asked, pulling my shirt up and brushing his fingertips across the small tattoo on my upper right ribcage. "Oh... it's a Phoenix. It just reminds me that no matter what I go through, I can always pick myself up. I suppose it's extra fitting for my current situation." He nodded. "It's beautiful." I smiled, "Thank you. Do you have any tattoos?" He smirked. "No..." "Oh my god, you so do! What is it?" I asked. "I don't think you wanna know." "Oh come on—I told you about mine," I pressed.

asked the Blue Firebird seriously. "Not entirely. Hehehe, do you know why it took a hundred Heavenly King peaks to defeat a monster that was only equivalent to the fifth-tier Heavenly King realm? It's because the monster's abilities lie in the ocean; the ocean made it strong at that time. But since the monster doesn't have human-like thoughts, they lured it out of the ocean. That's why the monster could be defeated easily. But as long as they're in the ocean, no one can defeat them." The explanation from the world spirit left Blue Firebird speechless. If the bottomless ocean monsters are that powerful, then perhaps the bottomless ocean isn't an ordinary place. There might be something causin

He bumped heavily into Benjamin who was just starting to get himself again. “Zamora divine god help us, what the hell is wrong with Ser Godfrey this is obviously not a ravage monster, i suspect it could be a legendary monster with such strength.” Mica added, her face down with the outcome of the fight. “Mica, I need you to distract the monster, I have an idea.” “Over here!” She said, her voice echoing through the colosseum, the monster's interest got back to her as she ran avoiding its shooting webs. Mica couldn’t keep up for long as the monster was getting closer each passing second.

Danika wanted to jump into the water, and Beatrice held her back. "Everything would be okay," Danika wasn't staring at Beatrice, but at the humongous sea monster behind her - her mouth slightly opened, and her eyes wide. Beatrice turned around and saw the monster. "Switch!" Beatrice told Danika. Now, she'd thank Reginald all the days of her life to make her read books. Danika closed her eyes as she brought out her wolf scent - her eyes shone red and dimmer. The monster had the head of a dragon and the body of an electric fish with the fins of a dolphin. Danika and Beatrice stood still as the monster approached them.

Power rolled off her in waves—wolf, vampire, siren all entwined—commanding the battlefield like a storm given flesh. But then the ocean itself roared. A massive shadow rose from the deep, its form half-seen through the spray of water and moonlight. A leviathan of the sea—called forth by someone else’s magic, not Sirena’s. Its maw opened wide, rows of jagged teeth gleaming. Sirena’s face went white. “No. Not them.” Maya’s blood ran cold, even in Aurora’s skin. Whoever had sent these monsters wasn’t just testing them—this

he hissed. Suddenly, the ground beneath them shook violently. The rift exploded in a blinding surge of light, the blue flames bursting upward like a furious storm. Saraphina shielded her eyes, feeling the raw power ripple through her like an electric shock. The monster crouched nearby, a grotesque shadow against the flickering blue light, its limbs unnaturally long, claws digging into the cracked earth. Its low growl reverberated through the air, a chilling promise of destruction. The creature’s twisted form was a blight on the land, born of darkness and rage, yet somehow tethered to the bloodline Saraphina had sworn to protect.

for this!!" This better work or I'll die right here, Maya thought, taking a few steps back as the monster approached her. The monster lunched forward, easily pushing Maya's spear away while raising his clawed hand. One hit would be enough to finish her... "You are no match for me!" "Oh Gods!" Maya exclaimed, looking at his sharp, long nails. "Princess! No!" Anais screamed. But Maya's plan worked like a charm. The dragon, who was flying in circles above her, dove like an arrow and grabbed the creature's head, almost ripping it apart, killing him right on the spot. The Princess, excited that her plan was working, ran closer to another creature. He had his tongue down a woman's throat and by t