Ninja Turtle Snake Novels & Stories

Inside, coiled elegantly around a smooth branch, was a beautiful, slender corn snake, its scales like liquid amber and chestnut. The boy…Lukas…who rarely smiled, felt a grin split his face. It was a real, bright thing that made his mother pause in the doorway. He was transfixed. “I’m naming it… Zhedya,” he announced, his eyes never leaving the creature. “Is that even a real name?” his mother asked, her nose wrinkling slightly. “It suits him. I just made it up, because it does,” Lukas replied, his tone leaving no room for argument.

“I know how to keep you motivated.” “Don’t tell me that it is a portrait of Fred because believe me. I prefer if he’s here than him being a picture.” “Nah.” Nate dismissed the idea with a wave of his hand. “I got something even better.” He went off the track and picked up a white sack and rummaged through it. A few seconds later and I saw him pulling out a black snake and grinning proudly at me. “Are you ready to run, princess!?” My eyes widened in horror when I saw him jogging back towards me with the snake in his hands. I screamed and began to run faster. “GET BACK!”

Jason said half mumbling. Jasmine cursed in disbelief at what she heard. “You must be crazy! What about yours?" Jasmine asked to lure Jason. It will deepen the blush on Saphire's face. "Mine is not anaconda ... but BOA!" He said then laughed muffled because his face was facing the pillow. "It is thicker and quite long... A good length for a snake. And it has the right tan of skin...you know what I mean!"

Rey stood firm, his grip on the branch tightening as he steeled himself for the confrontation with the snake. Rey stared at the snake, his mind focused on the task at hand. And with a swift move, he raised the branch and struck the snake with a powerful blow, aiming for the spot just behind its head. The snake's body recoiled, its tail thrashing wildly as it let out a menacing hiss. Without hesitating, Rey struck again, and again, each blow landing with more force than the previous one. The snake's struggles gradually began to weaken, its body going limp as the life drained from its eyes. Rey continued to strike until he was sure the snake was completely dead.

“ What do you see? I know you foresee the future, you see the past." “ Not without them.... “ Solana looked at her snakes. “ in fact they are the ones who see, I just pass on the message. Kataleya looked at the snake that was around her, the same one that approached. Challenging in her eyes, the brown snake with blue features stood up and wanted to attack her, but Solana held the 1.25 meter snake by the neck. Solana had a gift or a gift, call it whatever you want, demonizing serpents.

' That's it. "What oh? It's a snake, Thurstin! A fvcking snake!" I said in shock. "We need to get out of here!" Thurstin just snorted then he took his jacket from my lap and wore them. "It won't attack you if you don't move it. Snakes are territorial but they're very smart. They can sense danger first. If it knows you won't move it, it won't attack you either." I frowned before standing on the rock. "Well I'm in no mood to befriend a snake. I need to go!"

or die. "The Naai serpent is a very rare species of snakes found only in the A****n jungle. Just a single bite renders the victim paralysed and dead in just one minute. Yet, you smuggle them in, shelter the lucky-to-survive ones, grow them in your farm house, extract their venoms and sell to rich, shady clients. "I ask again for the last time, Mr Givanchy. WHO are your buyers?!'' A murderous intent flashed across her cold eyes.

Adrian warned. In the distance, the snake's body expanded several times over. At the critical moment, it spat something out. A deafening boom echoed through the skies as a fiery red orb shot from its mouth. Even from afar, the shockwave reached Adrian and Tyron, though Adrian shielded them from most of the impact. The snake collapsed, lying motionless on the ground. Its breathing was weak, and it appeared utterly defeated. But no one would pity it. Its inner core was an incredibly valuable prize, and any onlookers would undoubtedly be eyeing it greedily.

3rd Person The pups screamed in terror as the giant snake pursued them through the jungle, moving far faster than they thought should be possible. Their shifter bodies were fast, but they were still only children and struggling to get through the unfamiliar terrain. The anaconda on the other hand, was a native and had no problem navigating the complex terrain and thick vegetation of the forest floor. It surged through exotic botanicals, leaf litter and fallen trees, while the pups stumbled and scrambled to escape.

Slowly forming a snake. “Am I supposed to be afraid of a snake?” Justin asked narrowing his eyes. Growling softly I concentrated, morphing the snake into a dragon. Having it float towards Justin. “Admit that I know what I’m doing.” I deadpanned giving him another icy glare. Justin stared at the dragon hovering inches away from him seemingly intrigued. “I have seen death and I have seen life, but not in all my travels have I found someone as peculiar as yourself.” He murmured before adding “I bet you don't even know what you are though.”