Novel Worm Novels & Stories

I started to shift to protect us, but she gripped my arm tightly. “Don’t, Empress, you can’t shift. They’ll all see you!” she warned. Before I could answer, the ground shook and our hover trembled. They suddenly stopped shooting, and Selam hit the brakes. We all looked ahead just in time to hear a loud rumble. A massive creature burst out of the sand, and my eyes widened when I saw a giant worm. “It’s a sandworm. Looks like we disturbed it.” “We? Who was firing lasers and cannons?!” I snapped. I glanced back and saw our pursuers shooting at the worm while others were still coming after us.

What, now that you're management, you forgot where you came from? "Besides, worms are packed with protein. Some people can't even buy them. Why are you being so dramatic?" Just like always, she tore me down in front of everyone. Like I would still be dumb enough to believe the lies she dressed up as love.

Yianju Headquarters is the largest research base located in Shamo Country. The base had come under fire from the World Physician Association just as they created a new variation of the beast called the horsehair worm. Horsehair worm is a kind of parasite that usually lives in the body of insects, especially grasshoppers and is able to influence its host's thoughts to commit suicide. The new Horsehair worm made by the Yianju headquarters, once destroyed the inhabitants of a city in the land of Shamo. Unfortunately, although it often receives criticism from various parties, Yianju Headquarters remains firmly established because reportedly, the headquarters has a fairly strong support behind th

Vivianne hurriedly asked Frederick, "Mr. York, do you have any way of discovering this person at the moment he curses my dad?" Frederick took out a packet of gray powder from his pocket and handed it to her. "There are some worm eggs in here. Once these worms enter the human body, they're just like ordinary germs and won't affect the body at all." He continued explaining, "This type of worm is very resistant to other worms, and if any other worm enters the body, they'll be swallowed immediately. Then they will start devouring the host." Vivianne looked delighted and put the packet of gray powder away carefully.

Its round mouth had two rows of razor sharp teeth. Just as her fingers curled with her intention to squish the wriggling creature, its mouth came into contact with her skin. As soon as it did, it disappeared into her hand. Vanora's anxiety spiked as she made a face of fear and disgust. She knew its speed. Instinctively, she covered her entire body in hellfire. The worm shot out of her shoulder blade in flames. Goosebumps covered Vanora's skin as she stared at the creature wriggling in pain on the ground. The sensation of it eating up her arm from the inside was still fresh in her mind. It took her a while to calm herself back down and think about this brief but highly dangerous exchange. /In

Lured by the stench of the candle, they wriggled out of her body and crawled straight into the heart of the flame. Thalia let out a terrified shriek. "Oh Moon Goddess! What... what the hell are those?! That's disgusting!" "Are those... are those the parasites you mentioned?" Wesley whispered. He had never seen anything like this. He couldn't believe that the "poison" nearly killing Helia was actually alive. Wesley leaned in closer to the candle. Four worms were writhing in the wax. The last two to emerge were a sickly dark purple at the head and a translucent red at the tail—looking like they'd just finished a heavy meal.

The moist surface squished under the impact, a sound that turned my stomach. “Bloody snake?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. “Do you know where we are?” I searched the darkness for something—anything—that would give me an answer. The faint light of the worms revealed nothing but the same fleshy expanse I had seen before. Then, something caught my eye. Two worms had stopped crawling. They faced each other, their mouths opening wide like serpents ready to devour prey. Before I could react, the larger worm lunged, swallowing the smaller one whole. Its body doubled in size instantly, wobbling as it digested its meal before shrinking back to normal.

Once the mother worm died, the child worm inside me disappeared as well. At last, I felt at peace. In truth, I had never stopped investigating Jessica. After my failed test of the mind-reading theory, I hired a private investigator to thoroughly investigate her background. The email I received revealed that Jessica was from the Blackworm Tribe that settled in the southwestern region. That tribe possessed a powerful worm hex. The host of the mother worm could read the thoughts of the host of the child worm at specific times. That was how Jessica had been able to steal my autopsy conclusions every time.

Severin glanced at Stephanie and smiled faintly, "What if they know I can help you kill those Torture Spell Worms as well? How many people will still support that Devil Gang's Supreme Leader?" "What! You can do that?" Stephanie exclaimed, looking at Severin in astonishment. Quico was slightly taken aback, but quickly resumed with a wry smile. "Senior, these Torture Spell Worms are not easy to kill. They can't be killed with spiritual energy. Moreover, these Torture Spell Worms are very strange, very small, and they roam in your bloodstream, making it impossible to kill them. A person's body can host two of these Torture Spell Worms, and they become transparent when they sense danger, making

Zara had just dangled in front of it. Instantly, every single decentralized node of the worm violently reversed direction, swarming directly into the Valerius trap. "It took the bait," Zara stated flawlessly. "It's gorging on the phantom data. Terabytes per second. It thinks it is eating the largest fortune on earth." The hum of the massive analog servers beneath the floorboards violently intensified, vibrating through the concrete. "The worm is replicating to eat the infinite data," Zara murmured, watching the code multiply exponentially inside her trapped server. "But Julian's architecture has a biological flaw. A parasite cannot consume an infinite host without its own stomach violently r