Novel Worm Novels & Stories

She immediately wiped the black liquid fell on her it was full of black worms that still had horns because of its sizes. "If I were an exotic I would have eaten your worm before,I maybe might eat you too!" Lilibeth shouted at the top but the only thing she was wondering about was that he seemed to be listening to her useless rants, because he had been looking before to her and did not move,it just stared intently into her eye as if examining what eye she had.

It was indeed very lonely as he and Uriel went through this journey. Rafael reloaded his arrows. He also did not know where the worms were. What is clear, suddenly the worms startled him on their way to the palace to bring Ardina. "Hey Raf, have you cleared them all?" Uriel asked hard not to be strong anymore. "Yeah, I guess!" Rafael said checking the dead giant worms. He is looking for the origin of the worm in this hell. "Are all hellish creatures so savage?" Raphael asked himself. But he gave up explaining all about the worms.

“AHHHH!” Both of them scream and make a run for it. The worm is at least fifty feet high and very thick. It lets out a high pitched cry which nearly bleeds Lavi and Thena’s ears but they do not stop running. The giant worm slams itself on the ground, missing Lavi by inches. It has a foul stench of rotten eggs and swamp, nearly making Lavi sick. Thena manages to detect him and pulls him out of safety but the worm is slithering behind them at an incredibly fast pace.

From a narrow slit in the wall, something watched them—massive, silent, breathing—while dirt slid down the fresco from the ceiling. “Where?” she whispered. “Fuck if I know. Just a gut feeling.” They turned a corner—and stopped. The Worm was there: Lizzi’s robotic drill, humming faintly, its massive bit idle in the dark. Jessica exhaled. “It’s the Worm.” Sean frowned. “Thought it was supposed to stop after it broke through.” He followed the yellow power cord—then paused. Something shimmered in the drill’s polished casing—something not them. “It did. Jess—run.”

Just as he was losing hope he found what he was looking for, ‘The Mother Worm’ this worm was a parasite with the ability to bare any creatures off spring. What the mother worm did was once it was ingested whole, it burrowed into the steam of the person or creatures blood and attached it near the pelvic area. After a few months it grew into a womb and during intercourse the semen injected into the body would be sucked up into the womb by force which then would settle down in the centre of the womb and the worm would immediately get to work with the cells of the creature to generate an egg which then will be fused together with the semen and bear a baby.

This room barely had any fresh air. He had to finish his business here as soon as possible. With quick steps and movements he began to dismantle the large cupboard in the room. The cupboard was filled with old books, most of them looking like journals. Hugo pulled out some of the journals and placed them on the table. The man flipped through the journal, looking for notes that mentioned the words “wolvire”, “red moon” and “Kliwon Friday”.

“It’s a footprint. By the size and shape I’d say it was definitely your brother’s. Looks like we got lucky. Strange how they stop here though... and the ground here looks freshly tilled for some rea—” The ground opened up beneath him and he dropped out of view before he had a chance to make another sound. We all stopped where we were, staring at the hole. The ground rumbled beneath us and the hole exploded as giant worm burst through it and soared into the air high above us. More and more of it came out of the ground until its tip was higher than even Gargantua would be able to reach. Wild guess, but this was probably a jabberwock. I increased the intensity of my light as much as I could wit

CHAPTER 54 Ronan’s POV The bunker, once a sanctuary of control, was now a tomb of screaming data. Red lights from the panels reflected in Calla’s wide, horrified eyes. The Cerberus worm wasn't just an attack; it was a homing beacon, and its target was pulsing from our very walls. Finn was a statue of shock, fingers frozen above the keys. “It’s… it’s adaptive military-grade code. From the Cold War era. My God, they weaponized their backup.”

Arlo, the pathetic male villain who awakens the power of Narcissus—cursed with useless beauty and zero combat power. I look at the shivering boy. He says he only survived this long because a nearby Fallen Werewolf distracted the swarm. I take a deep breath. I didn't just travel to another world. I transmigrated into a pornographic novel as the bad guy. "The wormholes," I ask, "Can they open anywhere?" "There's no pattern," Arlo says, his lips pale. "They can appear anywhere, anytime. If one opens here...we're just unlucky." "Impossible," I laugh. "I have great luck."

I calculated the things that I'm about to say, Astor's life depends on it. "I created a worm that can multiply within your system and your security program won't notice it. Before your people could catch it, the worm already made a bunch of holes within to house it's babies, however getting the worm out can only be retrieved inside your turf physically, I disguised as an auditor, made a mirror copy of the housing system for one worm is enough to extract information just by inserting it via rogue code." I made sure to clearly say this lie to make it more believable because I have no idea how Carly got around their area, and the retrieving part was her responsibility.