Monsterverse Manda Novels & Stories

“Well… she is trying to awaken their powers.” Everyone gasped. “You don’t mean she is one of them,” Marcus gasped as I laughed. “Just as magnus is one of them but magnis is different because he has royal bloodline. What do you think would happen if a nobody like her unlocked her powers. Do you think we would be safe?” The room became quiet. Then Elder Garrow slowly stood. His old body moved with difficulty, but his eyes were filled with anger. He looked toward the distant laboratory. For a moment, he said nothing. Then his voice filled the chamber.

“This marks the sixth death in two months. The Council has yet to identify the group calling themselves the ‘Rogue Cell,’ led by the mysterious ‘Monster Queen.’ Fear is gripping the Alpha Elite as the killer continues to bypass the most advanced security systems in Nocturna…” I scoffed and muted the screen. "The Monster Queen. What a ridiculous name." "She’s efficient, Kaelen," Silas reminded me. "No DNA. No footprints. Just bodies." The elevator opened to the penthouse of Lord Aaron, a man who had spent his life hoarding riches and looking down on the weak. Now, he was slumped over his desk, his eyes wide with a terror that had frozen on his face. The room was covered in blood. Whoever did

"But Silas is holding off the guards at the elevator, and Isabella just gave Victor the encryption key. If we don't upload the 'Sequence 6' antidote to my broadcast array in the next ten minutes, this romantic moment is going to be our last." Julian pulled back, the "Monster" returning to his eyes—but this time, he was hunting for us. He grabbed the vial and looked at Myra. "The array is at the very top of the flare tip, isn't it?" "Eighty floors up," Myra confirmed. "And it's raining fire." "Then let’s give the world something worth watching," Julian said, grabbing my hand and pulling me toward the chaos.

None of them acknowledged Vera. They moved with calm, practiced precision. Manda's smile slowly disappeared. "...Who are they?" No one answered. Vera stared at the men. The colour drained from her face. Her lips parted soundlessly. "No..." She whispered. "No..." She looked at Manda. "What have you done?" Manda frowned. "I don't know them." "I thought—" "So did I." Vera breathed. And for the first time... I realised. Whatever Manda had expected... This wasn't it.

The ground swayed. She tried to back away, lifting a hand toward Tina to signal her to stop. But to the crowd, it only looked like she was weak and fumbling. Annoyed murmurs spread. Several women rolled their eyes. Jude stepped forward, worry written across his face, but Luna Alice stopped him. “You can’t interfere.” Eve’s breathing grew uneven. The arena warped before her eyes. Tina disappeared completely, replaced by a huge creature, something monstrous and wrong, charging toward her.

"That was last year's edition-" "Well, one cargo was missing at the port last year," Andrew shrugged. "Guess we know where it ended up now." "Missing Cargo. Abducting scientist. Black market drugs. Changing pheromones. What's next, we're actually not humans but aliens in disguise?" Jeremy wondered. "When will it fucking end?" "When you get fired or killed for having a big mouth," William chipped in. "Move. We still have a mission to finish." "Highlight of my day? HQ woke me up and sent me on an ambush," Jeremy continued to whine as they stepped in through the door and down the hallway.

These eyes send a chill down my spine: violet, razor-sharp, peeling away my defenses to reveal every weakness beneath. “Glad you could join us, Aiden,” Mirasol purrs, beaming in all her allure before the members of the A.S.S. It’s a large meeting room, since the building is so large, but she commands the entire room with effortless grace. “Since you’re already up here front and center, I can tell you would like to help us with a very important demonstration.” “What kind of demonstration?” My brain is groggy and I'm struggling to catch up. My voice is rough, and my instincts are already whispering that I’m in for some kind of well-planned trouble.

“Mandy’s Mausoleum is a special dungeon that can only be accessed by members of the party [Godly Food]. All members must be present to start a new boss raid dungeon event?” Huh? For a minute, Zen stood motionlessly in the middle of Mandy’s safe zone with the ridiculous gas mask covering most of his expression. Some people watching his channel thought the stream was still broken with how motionless Zen was. However, the creator of the dungeon knew better. Zen was probably too overwhelmed to react.

The street lights flickered past, Luca’s jaw locked, his eyes forward, his hands trembling on his gun. Noa’s phone buzzed. Unknown number. A message. Got your monster. Try and take him. -D. The van swerved as Noa’s scream split the night.

It's like the lock on my powers had been completely opened. My winged monster was shaped like a pegasus but unlike the pegasi, it had two curled multi-colored horns, bright red eyes, and black wings, its mane was like red smoke from a fire, and its body was black with red on its snout. It was intimidating and beautiful. I dubbed it Mivaeria. After its hunger had been curbed, I clambered onto its back. "Take me to N.A," I whispered.