Monsters Paradise Novels & Stories

Then there was also the fact that he accidentally stumble upon these monsters in the acquire level monster area, where they were not known to be active. He now knew that the innate level monsters had no choice but to escape to the periphery of the mountain because their usual area had been occupied by the Corpse Pavilion. Fane laughed dryly and said, “I guess I’m just lucky…or maybe I’m really that strong. Haha.”

Jay hissed. “There’s not a thing in this world that I actually care about.” Monster appeared indifferent. “Is that so? What about your daughter?” Jay sat up straight. His profound pupils were locked onto Monster’s eyes. Monster’s smile froze slightly. “I don’t have a daughter.” He suddenly roared like thunder. Jay curled his lips. “Why are you getting stirred up?” He crossed his legs again, calmly admiring Monster’s current ugly state. Monster realized that he had lost his temper and forced himself to calm down. However, he could not help but ask, “Is Lil Thirteen dead or alive?”

“How about monsters?” Darrion frowned. “This is where it gets ugly. The monsters there are wild. I mean, ‘wild’ wild. They’re even wilder than the Moonwolves from before. Or, well, the Krill Toads. And since the forest is somehow deep, the monsters are hidden in the trees. This can be quite dangerous because they have all the advantage of giving you surprise attacks…” the blonde said, looking a bit concerned. “But there’s a small village around the prairie, and I heard they sold some kind of essence that can draw the monsters away from you.” Jai raised his eyebrows. “How convenient. I guess they sold it to help travellers get into the forest easier.”

If a human ever came into their place, no one can ever think that a human is in a werewolf's place. They’ll see paradise, as a whole new world. Valen made sure that the flowers bloomed, the houses look modern, and the surroundings itself is adapting to modernity around the world. The only difference is that it is in the middle of the forest. She walked first, wandering around. Two guards are following her while the rest of the patrol team is looking around, checking. They want their place to be safe always, and they can’t let rogue wolves enter and make a mess. As she walks around, she notices something near.

The woman sighed, "That I don't know. Not long before monsters we haven't seen before started appearing. Guardians are powerless against them. They're monsters of divine origin and we don't know, as guardians, know what to do." Noel felt that something is going on, that something should be fixed. But he still needs information. Without it, they wouldn't know what would happen next. I have enough of queen bees and turtle monsters. What are we supposed to do with these monsters of divine origin? He thought. "Good for you, your kind is suited for the marshland. these habitats exist to give life to the creatures living in it. if other monsters set foot to another environment, it would mean losin

In that fleeting moment, her expression bore an uncanny resemblance to Nicholas' faintly furrowed brows. Tabitha continued staring at the crying Cory in front of her. The two seemed to exist in parallel worlds, with no intersection between them, leaving Cory visibly frustrated and flustered. In his exasperation, he declared, "If you won't take it, I'll just make you!" With that, he opened his hand to reveal a pendant. It looked like a typical charm for good luck. Then, he reached forward to put it around Tabitha's neck. Wendy gasped audibly, "I'll take Cory out right now!"

Zachary cursed under his breath before grabbing his keys and banging the door behind him. "Please..please do something, Marie." Aunt Maya pleaded "Karen..Karen will probably be so scared and..and once she gets scared..her..her anxiety increases and..and.." "You need to calm down, Amaya." Marie advised "Let me make this call now." .... In the middle of drinking, Kevin clicked on his airpod after minutes of ignoring his mother's calls. "Mom," he called softly "Karen's missing, Kevin!" "Karen? Who's Karen??"

There, etched deep into her arm, were lines of text. [Monsters have infiltrated this house. Every time they kill me, I fall into a loop. It can take on the appearance of others, so never trust anyone completely. The monster kills according to certain rules. I have to figure out its pattern. Its loops are limited. If I don't find a way to escape soon, I'll be trapped here forever.] I read the words aloud under my breath. "Now," she said, "do you believe I'm just like you? I've gone through this cycle many times, and from the clues I left myself before, I learned the truth—both of our parents have already been replaced.

6 Missed Calls: Levi. My heart gave a dull thud the moment I took in the caller ID. It really was Levi. The name felt like it belonged to a different lifetime, a version of me that hadn't been wrecked by three monsters, but I didn't care. I couldn't care, not when I felt empty. I was still reeling from it all when the phone rang again, but this time it was Cathy. "Turn it off," a voice growled from the corner of the room. “Now.”

Through it, we could see a bizarre, alien landscape—purple sky, jagged crystal trees, and moving shapes that were far, far larger than the boar-things. A brilliant, hungry light shone from that landscape. The boar-monsters stopped. They sniffed the air, their milky eyes turning toward the portal. They seemed confused, then intrigued. One took a step toward it. Then, as if a dinner bell had rung, dozens of thin, whip-like tendrils shot out from the portal. They wrapped around the nearest monster and yanked it, squealing, into the alien world. The others, driven by some primal panic, tried to run, but the tendrils were everywhere. One by one, the eighteen monsters were snatched, dragged throug