Mystical Monkey Novels & Stories

A bright full moon emerged on a silent night. There was no star in the sky, but the luminous glow of the mystic moon gave it an enchanting beauty. In the depths of a thick forest in a suburb, the air was so quiet that it even felt weird. The wind blew heavily, and someone was screaming horribly. An ugly and ferocious man pressed Kendra Miller on the ground and tried to tear her clothes apart rudely. He scratched Kendra’s body urgently and laughed dissolutely.

Since then, we had embarked on a long, painful journey to conceive. To get an heir, he put aside his Alpha pride and sought out every remedy. He drank bitter herbal concoctions daily, and his back was covered in needle marks from the Healer's acupuncture treatments. Every time we failed to sense a wolf soul during the full moon, he would hold me with red eyes, apologizing over and over again. His mother, the former Luna, even knelt before the Moon Goddess's temple for three days and nights, begging for a blessing. The night we finally conceived through an ancient ritual, the usually stern and stoic Kael held me and cried like a helpless child.

Ethan, who usually stuck to the shadows, was out here sunbathing as though it were no big deal. However, The sunny vibe did not quite fit with his dark, edgy aura. He swiveled around, his wild streak tinged with brooding and a dash of crazy. "Caught red-handed?" he drawled. Monkey hung his head. "Yeah." Ethan let out a cold, mocking laugh. Monkey was not at his assigned spot, which could only mean one thing: he had been busted. Monkey was slick, a real ninja when it came to disguises and stealth. Not many could spot him when he did not want to be seen.

“But dear… don’t think that you have the power to change what the Moon Goddess has already set in motion.” I look at her, my brow furrowing, not sure I understand what Mystica is saying to me. I’m also not sure she has time to explain right now as I hear a ripping, splashing sound, and then she tugs a purple squirmy blob out of Sydney’s abdomen. It’s wet and covered in some kind of white slimy looking stuff. I realize as the nurse hastily takes the object from Mystica that it’s a baby. It’s small and not crying at all. In fact, I think it was more waving around from Mystica’s movement than actually squirming.

The statue did not move, and it showed no signs of life, but Alexa knew that it was she who had spoken. Obeying the command, she walked forth and expected her feet to sink into the icy depths of the pond. Instead, they touched the surface of the water as if it were solid ground, upon which she all but floated with each step. Gliding over the top of the watery surface she approached the statue, staring at the stone eyes, now shining a pale silver as if it had come to life. It stared at her, deep into her soul. She stopped in front of the Moon Goddess and watched as the statue came to life. The ethereal figure of the celestial being came to life from the stone and smiled serenely down at the r

“Is it because I’m a monster?” “A monster?” Leo laughs sarcastically, “At first… I thought you are but you being a wolf-shifter, or a Moon Child is not the reason why I thought you are a monster. I think you are a monster because you dragged me into this world of yours without even letting me know…” Leonidas suddenly grabs her hand, taking her by surprise and he placed it in the never-healing bite mark on the back of his neck. “Alex told me everything about imprinting… I know what you did November and that is what makes you a monster.”

"How silly you still are, Ezekiel. You despise me, that's alright, but I wonder if you really do have a heart." The place they were then was a vast, deep and mysterious forest named Anceps. There was a tiny fountain surrounded by rugged-top hills a mile away from them, its gentle but powerful sound of water falling could be heard clearly. So many creatures, so many undiscovered facts, so many myths were still hidden in that forest, they wouldn't even know if something was closely watching them. Moriah looked away from her. He hated it when she called him by his real name. Hadassah sighed subconsciously and smugly placed her lower body on the ground, but never taking her eyes off him. She unt

A gentle current pushed her over the edge of the balcony, past the Monkey who watched her with sad eyes, over the shadowy shapes and the mist below. "It is only what you want it to be," called the monkey. Then it was gone and she was enveloped in a darkness like velvet, where finally the voices were quiet and she no longer felt so tired. And the memories felt close, much closer than they had been, so close she could remember ...

Only something at Royal Mastery Realm could hurt him that quickly—no other monster could possibly do it. About 30 feet ahead of him, a small monkey stared at him with a smug smile. Its eyes were full of mockery, as if saying, "I can't believe there are such weak humans on this planet." "Which level of Royal Mastery are you?" Felix couldn't tell exactly, but he knew the little monkey had to be at Royal Mastery Realm. After making some chattering sounds, the monkey vanished again. Figuring that it was going to try the same trick on him, Felix smirked. He immediately activated his True Intent and started battling against the monkey.

Its piercing gaze locked onto the monkey, and it let out a warning growl from deep within its throat. The monkey was not particularly large, but its body was covered in black scales, giving it an eerie, sinister appearance. Its head was somewhat grotesque, and its scarlet-red eyes were filled with hostility as it glared at Chase. "A little beast like this… Could it be a guardian of some hidden treasure?" Chase murmured in surprise. Suddenly, the monkey darted from beneath the vine, leaping onto the branch of an ancient pine tree before vanishing into the depths of the forest.