Otherworldly Beings Novels & Stories

"But how?" Haidan asked, pulling Serenity closer to her as if the creature would attempt to snag the new-born. "Aren’t they supposed to reside in the inbetween?" The inbetween was a place where most mages and dark beings resided. It was placed somewhere between the human world and the world of the supernatural. We weren’t able to see it, of course, thanks to magic, but we were all aware that it existed. "I don’t know." I admitted, shooting a glance at the hide behind who was now examining everyone in the room carefully. "I would say that we could question this thing, but they’re unable to speak."

"It's a mighty and dangerous creature that feeds off on other beings. Once it sets eyes on you, it transmits the wavelength of your soul and breaks them down into dissonances. As soon as it sees the resonance of your soul, it will suck it up thereby making it more powerful." Germaine did not understand a word of the nonsense Ennie had just sprouted. Resonances and dissonances. Those were words that made absolutely no meaning to her. She was still reeling from the possibility of there being other creatures in this realm. As the Loa crashed further on, she looked to where Ennie shook like a leaf and asked. "Apart from werewolves and Loas, are there any other creatures in this realm?" Ennie nod

Something about the Earth's sun was far brighter than their home realm. Yeah, home realm. A place called Bergarian where other supernatural creatures lived and didn't have to hide like they did on Earth. It was like an alien planet that connected were connected together by a mirror-like portal. There were books on the shelves in the home where I stayed with other humans whose parents were going through the change.

I asked wrinkling my nose, “Cal’s right, I am an alien.” “You are not an alien.” Hunter laughed. “So not everyone can see this, aura?” “Humans can’t see it,” Hunter said. “Humans?” I said, “What are we?” “We are…” He thought for a minute, “There’s not a particular name we call ourselves. The elder refers to us as the elementals. But that doesn’t describe us very well. The Delazar’s call us reapers.” “Why reapers?” I asked. “What are reapers to you?” He stroked my hand with his thumb.

Figures—figures from other realms—began to emerge. Kael drew his sword, eyes wide with alarm. "What are these things?!" "They are the forgotten, the entities from beyond the veil," Lucian murmured, his voice tight. "We’re dealing with forces older than time itself." Aria’s stomach churned as she watched the beings emerge—creatures of smoke and shadow, their faces half-formed, twisted in agony. They didn’t belong to this world, yet they were here, brought forth by the very power Evangeline sought to control.

"It seems that their strength really can't be underestimated. I also got information that they are also otherworlders like us." "Impossible! Summoning magic circles only exist in this kingdom!" "Yeah, it's possible they were summoned by other demons." Someone appeared and was leaning against the door of the large throne room, munching on candy. "Alex! You are so impolite in front of King Februtus!" Joko snapped at his fellow other world people. "Yes, yes, you'd better gather all the troops soon and also reconcile with the prince of Wull." Alex walked out of the throne room.

“Did… did that thing just bow?” “Looks like it,” the Immortal replied. King Aldric, who had just arrived at the wall in full armor, stared at the creature in disbelief. “What in the gods is that?” The Immortal crossed his arms. “That,” he said, “is a Voidborn.” High Witch Elowen gasped behind them. “Impossible.” Seraphine glanced back at her. “You know what it is?” The witch’s face had gone pale. “Creatures born in the realm beyond the Veil,” she said slowly. “They serve ancient cosmic beings… older than our world itself.”

“What are they sucking?” “Human blood,” she said, not skipping a beat. She laughed as she saw my face. “There are humans that um, we work with to get blood for them.” Chills ran down my spine. “All of these happened on Earth?” “Yes, in the overworld,” she replied. “We have here, the other world, the overworld and well, the heavens.” “So, what should I expect exactly? How do classes go?” “I don't know,” Alstra shrugged. “But don't worry we'll figure it out together.”

The silver beacon I had created hadn't just offered redemption to parasitic beings it had announced to every magical creature in the region that the Eclipse Covenant was fully awakened and willing to use its abilities on a massive scale. "What kind of entities?" I asked, though I suspected I already knew. "Unknown. The scout reports are... concerning." He pulled out messages that had been arriving throughout the night. "Sightings of creatures that don't match any known supernatural bloodlines. Some moving toward our territory, others fleeing from it. All of them demonstrating abilities we have no frame of reference for." I took the reports and read through them quickly, my enhanced awareness

Leera asks quietly. “Sabbax is the witch’s realm. Like the werewolves have Zabella and humans have Earth. Each paranormal being has their own realm populated with only their kind and their mates. Others can cross and visit and such, but it takes special approval to be accepted within another realm,” I try to explain as clearly as I can. “So, like when we, I mean humans, try to move to another country?” Her nose scrunches as she tries to piece everything together. “Yes, Sunshine, much like that.”