Octopus Vore Novels & Stories

“You tried to sneak up on us and convert us to your kind. Shame on you! Get out now—and do not return. As you have discovered the hard way, Cthulhu and the elders are protecting us. You cannot prevail against us.” The vampire gingerly stepped outside the Asplundh enclosure. The octopus released him and dropped to the floor, where it scuttled back inside with the girls. The vampire once again transformed into a bat and flew away. Meanwhile, Becky picked up the octopus and kissed it before she placed it on her shoulder. In the dim light, the creature seemed to alternate. between blue and orange coloration.

As a creature that fed on humans, the higher the quality of its food, the more powerful it became. Through its calculations, consuming the heir would bring a major leap in power. To ensure success, it collaborated with the Worthingtons to craft this entire setup. Now was the moment to close the trap. After listening to Mia's explanation, Chase was certain that the Klondike was the boss of this level. He glanced at Willow and Walter, signaling them to get ready. That massive black octopus had to be the true form of the Klondike. Chase released his consciousness to probe it, and what he found truly surprised him.

’ It was a pointless question to ask, but still, I just wanted to make sure. ‘Yes.’ I looked back at Byron and mouthed, ‘Metas.’ Byron’s face hardened before he nodded. He turned his back from us to keep watch for any danger while I talk with Fleex. I turned back to the octopus to inquire more. ‘Are they inside the hole?’ ‘Some of them are inside for days now. But I see a few of them lurking around here.’ ‘How did they get inside without getting spotted?’ It was obvious that no one knows about them yet because tourists are coming to the island.

Nick didn't worry, because whenever an animal was killed while hunting, the vultures came, looking to see if they could salvage anything. Next, they were hit with the pungent smell of blood, mixed with some liquid. Immediately, Nick felt his guts churn and turned to Nadine, “Walk faster.” Nadine nodded, and increased her pace. When they got to the clearing, the sight they encountered made them cry out in shock. Before Nadine knew what she was doing, she bent over and puked. Nick began to wail at the gory sight. Lycanthrope bodies littered everywhere, with the vultures feasting on them. The ground was dark and sticky with blood.

Dryad's uncle nodded at one of the hunters near him, the hunter then nodded back after, he sat on his hams placed his hand on the ground as vines crawled from the ground to the walls within the darkened tunnel sprouting out glowing flowers slowly lightened up the path. Dryad and his uncle including every hunters in an act of disbelieve, their eyes immediately widened. What they saw was the most terrifying thing they'd ever seen. The creepers were eating some of the forest Nymphs that were dragged along side with them but what was more terrifying was a bigger and taller creeper in their midst—What was held in it’s hands made the hunters burst into tears including Dryad. On both hands was dead

she whimpered. Octavius grinned exposing his fangs even more. In one single lunge, he pounced on her holding her with her back against him, his hands pinning her to his chest. Sutra gasped and choked on the tears that were born of fear and the scathing heat of his skin against her naked arm. Her fear increased when he took hold of her neck with one of his hands, bending her neck slightly and exposing it to his gaze. Old folklore she knew as a child came to her mind, one of the night monsters who prowled around looking for young virgins to feed on. He would bare their necks to his gaze and sink his fangs into their necks, draining out the blood from till they became lifeless.

Eight feet of pure horror bounding through the woods, towards the horde made up of at least twenty high orcs. High Orcs were normal orcs who evolved due to their high intake of mana from the surroundings. They are commonly found since mana is everywhere but for there to be a horde of this many High Orcs then both their physiques that cause them to take in so much mana and the forest which is filled with mana are highly compatible. My wolf, half the size of the smallest orc in the group, lunges straight at the throat of one of the High Orcs. It holds it in place with his massive claws then rips out the throat before the overgrown orc has any chance to swing its club.

That octopus was covered in black ink, and it had a dozen tentacles that were a few dozen meters long. Morticia had previously jumped into a large tunnel from the stone dungeon on Ice Fire Island. Undercurrents swept her into the seabeds, knocking her unconscious. An octopus happened to pass by and swallow Morticia. An ordinary human would have melted after being consumed by a massive octopus. Morticia possessed the body and spirit of a fiend, so she was not afraid. The surroundings began to vibrate again as Morticia was in shock. The octopus then opened its mouth and spat Morticia out.

JULY 5, 1975 “Do they look bigger to you?” I stared into the tank, trying to remember how they’d looked the other day. There were definitely fewer and I assumed the live ones were eating the dead. Maybe the stronger ones were eating the weaker of the living! The thought scared me. I sprinkled some food in and watched with fascination the frenzy that ensued. “Shit, they are definitely bigger—and definitely meaner.” Matt’s voice was somewhere near awe. “Are those . . . tentacles?”

When its first tentacle was cut off, it would choose to retreat instead of continuing to attack angrily. "It stinks, stinks!" Evil Moon jumped out of the storage space and smelled the fishy smell in the air. It lost its appetite. It had wanted to take advantage of Ding Hao's trip to the Seven Seas to enjoy the seafood. "It may be delicious after you roast it." Ding Hao was amused. In his previous life, a roasted octopus was very delicious, but he didn't know how the meat of this giant octopus monster from the abyss tasted. Obviously, the Demon King didn't believe Ding Hao's words very much. It looked as if it didn't believe him at all.