Nezuko Scared Novels & Stories

Whoever the speaker was, they seemed to be pleased with themselves, Satake noted. The alien voice made Satake's mother parole the ground. While frantically fending off the zombie, she proceeded to check if her son was safe. Satake did notice his mother's face turn bone white when her gaze dropped to the ground next to him. Swallowing, Satake dared to look at the sight that causes his mother such misery. A chill shot up his spine as he observed the decapitated head of the mad man seemed to be alive. Its lips were moving and its grey eyes were now a malicious green tint. For the first time, the little boy faltered. For the first time, all his mother's teachings absconded him and for a brief mo

“You… when did you come here?” “Are you nervous?” Under his cloak, Dark Shura’s eyes were gleaming with a kind of cold light. It made Zeke tremble with fear and caused his heart to jerk ferociously. Immediately after, he forcibly suppressed the panic he felt deep down. Forcing a hideous smile onto his face, Zeke said, “You scared me. With the way you appeared suddenly and knocked out the people around me, you’re like a ghost. I’m okay now, I’ve calmed down.”

they snap. "Woah hey I'm not trying to start anything," I say quickly, holding my hands. I think Nix is the only creature to ever scare me more than my own mother. They are taller than me by several inches and just made of pure muscle. But I think what bothers me most is how completely silent they are most of the time. Well, either that or the fact that I have no fucking clue what they are. "Nix leave him be," Jada murmurs to her mate. They slowly step back, crossing their arms over their chest.

"You can't?" She immediately shook her head. "N-No, Luna. I mean... I..." "Then step aside." She obeyed so quickly that it was almost pitiful. I crouched before Zoe, the kettle hissed softly in my hand as steam rose between us. Zoe stared at it, and for the first time since I had known her, true fear appeared on her face. Not arrogance. Not mockery. Not defiance. Just raw fear. "No..." she whimpered, her body shaking uncontrollably. "Please... please don't..."

At that very moment, I felt his link: "Run! Get out of here right now!" Zeke said it through the link, and his emotions were so intense that I could feel a bit of it. He was just as scared as me. But he made sure the monster couldn't sense his fear at all. I remember him saying that just a minutes ago. If the monster switches targets, I'm not sure I'll be able to confront it without feeling scared. I felt my legs shaking as I picked up speed, trying to get as far away from there as I could. I was too scared to turn around and see how their fight was going. Who won and who lost?

Before he could finish what he was going to say, a cry for help coming from the tree house had us both immediately alert. “Mommy! Mommy, help!” Neo’s screams echoed in the four corners of the room and hearing it had every part of me terrified to know what had gotten him to sound so scared and desperate. It didn’t take a second for us to get to him and what we saw was hard to believe was really happening. “Mommy…” Neo cried. “Trinity… Something’s wrong with Trinity.” He said as he pointed to her, to the girl whose body was shaking and having some kind of seizure.

Her eyes rolled back into her head before she completely passed out. Aledir stared confused at Noorh; its mouth in a disappointed pout. "Sorry, Aledir," Noorh said, smiling sadly at the giant gecko. "I think she's afraid of lizards."

Before she could burn half of Gideon's body, his presence disappeared. "Did he started gasping for air when the demon arrived?" Mara asked Rachel in a gentle manner. Rachel caressed Shane's sleeping face and then placed a feathery kiss on his forehead. "No, but he got too scared that he passed out?" Mara's forehead creased? "Scared of who? The demon? He wasn't too scared the last time I saw him." Rachel shook her head and then flashed a small smile. Her eyes started to water and then she bit he bottom lip to suppress a sob.

It was carved into the shape of a smiling Bhramuth, and the warmth of her skin lingered on it. Now, without the pendant, Charlotte finally saw her colleagues, who had been there all along. "We have plenty of employees here. From now on, you'll be working with them," I told her. I clapped my hands happily as I watched terror spread across her face. "What is happening? What are these things?" Charlotte screamed. The workshop was crowded with ghosts. At that moment, they were all sizing her up. They looked disturbing—headless men, women with missing limbs, and even malformed infants. No one could witness such a sight and remain unshaken.

He looked at Kaze blankly. Kaze finally saw Hank’s face. He smiled and then wore a frosty look. “Am I that scary?” “I…” Hank could not spell a full word. Kaze grunted and shouted, “Draco, how did someone like this get the slot to the preliminaries?!” Countless disdainful gazes were shot at Hank. “What do you know? He’s so afraid of the God of War that he fell on his butt. I’ve never seen such a coward even among the new recruits.”