Monsters University Script Novels & Stories

But my grandfather sent me again to another school named 'HARRISON UNIVERSITY' A typical but high-end school congested with bitches, nerds, lovers, jerks, bullies, and the pathetic ones who love to see themselves bullied. Not until I started to see bizarre things, I never wish to involve with. 'Monsters'—that's what Harrison University has. From that day on, I learn that all things happening inside this campus are bound to each other. Too late for me to realize that these will lead me to the place where I can find the identity that I myself don't want to bring back.

He drank again, letting the burn cut through memory. Sleep dragged him down. And in the dark, Vesper’s voice echoed: *“They study monsters to create them.”*

They did get an information too that there will be no S level or Sotiras heroes who would come on eliminating them, so they were unscrupulous at picking the humans all at once running for their life like ants. “Ha-ha. Eat! Tiny Little Humans!” one of the monsters weird voice sending shivers down to the running humans as they desperately run for their lives. Monsters laughter rang out as they also deliberately run their feet, shaking the ground that is stable a while ago when the monsters comparable to that of a mini giant just used their big feet to walk.

Alex warned. "Kill." The turtle monster muttered; his hoarse voice was penetrating the flesh of the students who were busy fighting it. the monster swung his bludgeon around him and the students immediately dodged it. The air let out a whooshing sound as it swung in front of them, giving them the convincing possibility that they will immediately die if they get even just a hit by it.

Olivia hissed. “Shhhh… have you lost your mind?” Meredith said angrily. As they entered the house behind the monster, several pairs of eyes looked at them at once giving them away. The monster figured it out and turned to attack, leaving Jill on the floor next to the students abducted earlier but it was too late. He was at his weakest and the most vulnerable inside his hideout. Jill jumped up quickly and the three of them joined hands to cast the spell. Suddenly, the whole building was engulfed in flames. Victoria watched as the monster quickly melted away in flames. She saw both of her friends fall to ground before losing consciousness.

She steps back, already turning away, but not before adding, “And you will be invaluable.” Mae looks at me then, eyes bright and overwhelmed. “So… fire, regret, and peace.” I manage a small smile. “Sounds about right.” As we shoulder our bags and prepare to leave, I can’t shake the feeling that whatever we were before—girls searching for answers—no longer exists. We didn’t just become monsters. We became something else entirely.

Thorny vines shot out of the woods and wrapped themselves around one of the monsters, trapping it but it wouldn't hold for long. The other two ran towards me with a speed I hadn't expected from monsters their size. Blasting them with my water magic didn't deter them, instead, it angered them further. They had almost gotten to me when the mist popped out six huge monsters, five of which immediately went into action. The winged monster didn't, instead, it trotted to me and nuzzled my cheek, making me smile. The Egran, which I had decided to name my monsters, fought with Karissa's scorpion-wolves with such speed that stunned the scorpion-wolves themselves at first.

He shifted the axe slightly, before leaping from his spot straight towards the monster, with his axe swinging above his head. Shortly after, a loud explosive noise were heard, shaking the entire university ground.

Monica gasped and looked at me with her wide eyes. All heads of the monster turned in our direction and growled at us. "Oh no!" Monica yelped and swung the bat in the air when the monster jumped. With our eyes closed, we waited for an attack to happen. I hugged Monica from the back and waited to feel the shredding pain on my skin, but there I felt nothing. Peeping with my right eye, I saw Mellon standing in front of us, making circles and hand signs in the air where a whooshing white smoke created a portal at the end of the hallway.

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