Otherworldly Beings Novels & Stories

Carrie replied, a hint of mystery in her voice. Zeda briefly thought about asking what the genuses of the owners were, but decided against it. Carrie obviously wasn't among the few people who had met them. She sat upright. "Tell me about my eyes. Why are they so strange?" "Alright," Carrie said, setting her empty cereal bowl aside. "There's something called the Realm in the supernatural world. It's a place that only supernatural beings can access by focusing their minds with incredible strength and having a strong will. Any being who successfully enters the Realm comes back to reality with either new, powerful abilities, or much better control over the ones they already have.

In which from this pool, an ancient brain telepathically decrees its wishes to each individual mind eater within seven and a half miles of it, for which it is able to hold multiple mental conversations at the same time. Some of them hunger for pleasure, hunger for mind, hunger for souls, both demons, specters, the dead and illithids. In which they all controlled and subsisted between worlds and physical and spiritual planes. Some alien beings that commanded the brains of humanoids.

That erethrol beauty, the scantily bared skin covered only by fine silks, were all things he’d seen before in otherworldly creatures. Horrified, he snatched away his hand as if he'd been burned. Like the ogrism, these two men were both supernatural beings. Yet, they did not attack, instead they silently stared at him in shock. He could feel the hair on his neck raise on-end as he looked at the two men. Both were of the same as other evil spirits in the forest and sniffing lightly Abednego trembled at their smell. Even the feel of the one man's skin beneath his

“Is that really what you are thinking and claiming to be true, Alliah?” Breaking the silence and snapping her out of her own insane-sane world. Everything turns dark as a snap echo and familiar mana jolted her to the second and fast reality that she is caught within and right now. Into the world and void of someone’s territory, and the presence that is identical to Him, but different and that she could not pinpoint what. She immediately looks behind and is greeted with the being that is neither a human nor a myth, but rather like the primordial beings, yet more than that.

Why the very air felt like it was waiting for you to breathe it. He pulls me closer, his thumb tracing a slow, grounding circle on my hip. ‘We are governed by laws older than your history books, Lana. Otherworlders answer to different deities. For my kind, we are bound to the Moon Goddess. We are taught, from the first spark of maturity, that we are to find a mate, one heart to mirror our own, one life to weave inextricably with ours.’

“But long before wolves worshipped the moon, long before mortality existed in the form you understand now. I loved someone enough to unmake creation itself.” Cold silence spread across the fractured realm. Then another memory opened violently around us. Not merely inside my mind this time. The fractured realm disappeared completely beneath cascading silver light, and suddenly we stood somewhere else entirely. A celestial world unlike anything I had ever seen. Only endless constellations woven into living structures of silver and gold while ancient beings moved like stars given shape. Their voices echoed like music through existence itself. And among them, the Silver God. Different then. Brig

A Blackarmored Boar. The intelligence of such a creature was roughly equal to that of an ordinary human child of three or four years. Upon reaching adulthood, it generally attained the level of a first-tier transcendent being. It was widely distributed throughout the Sunset Jungle, savage by nature, yet possessed firm, springy flesh—making it one of Krasu’s favorite prey. On Oclo Star, such low-intelligence transcendent creatures were generally referred to as “monsters.” The Mercenaries’ Guild had even compiled a dedicated bestiary, indispensable to adventurers.

“This beast blood is a product of the Divine Realm!” Andrius was stunned. “The Divine Realm?” “Yes!” Cedric explained briefly, “Insects are beings of the mortal realm and rarely have an effect on things of the Immortal Realm. Likewise, things of the Immortal Realm rarely have an effect on things from the Divine Realm.

THE MORTAL REALM I'VE HEARD ABOUT the Mortal Realm but I've never been there before. The Mortal Realm is a world where only normal beings exist. No unnatural beings such as werewolves, vampires, or hybrids. It is also known to the people in Aldemore that the people in the Mortal Realm are afraid of unnatural beings, they considered them beastly and dangerous. But Ayla did mention before that not all people in the Mortal Realm are afraid of unnatural beings. Some of them are open-minded, but it still doesn't guarantee the safety of unnatural beings.