Otherworldly Beings Novels & Stories

“So, Cara. Take a deep breath and tell me what happened. Why do you have the crescent birthmark? Why are our powers similar? What are we?” “We are incarnates of gods,” she said simply. My breath caught. “I’m going to need a bit more information than that, Cara.” She nodded. “There are celestial beings that govern our world. Gods. They fuel the magic of our kind—werewolves, vampires, elves, trolls, witches, druids… even some wild beasts. They’re immortal, but not invincible. They can be killed—under very specific circumstances. And when they die, their spirits don’t just vanish. They linger, waiting for the right vessel.”

"I don’t even know where to start, Lord Ugarh. From the beginning? Or the nightmare that nearly ended us?" "Start wherever your memory burns brightest," I said. "You were sent for answers. Now give them." Jet nodded slowly. "We found another world. Hidden. It’s not just creatures in the forest, my Lord. There are beasts stronger than anything we've seen—stronger than vampires. They draw strength from both daylight and nightfall. Their energy is limitless. Their healing... instantaneous." I frowned. "You were captured?" "Yes. They held us. Tortured us. Planned to end us. But we survived."

he indicates a bench beside me, under a big cherry blossom tree, light pink petals laying in the bench. "What now?" I do as he says. He opens up his hands wide, looks like he's going to start a speech. "This place isn't something you expect from a normal world, but for some reasons I can't explain much about that either. But from how this was created, you can revive something you have lost from here, anything from anytime of your life." "Does 'anything' include a person?" He touches his head, ruffling up his hair, "Depends on situation. It might work on dead people as now, but it most probably won't work if you're just thinking to get back your ex boyfriend."

I give her thigh a slight pinch which makes her squeak. “The elves they are using aren’t from this realm. Whoever is helping that witch and Firewalker create these creatures can travel between realms.” Fhalleyn explains. “We were always taught that the only ones capable of that were the gods.” I point out. “You are right, but any immortal can as well if they are taught how to.” Fhalleyn says. “So the ones that are helping Firewalker and this witch are immortals?” Drake asks. “Yes, in a way,” Fhalleyn answers.

one that they could only see in children’s books and movies. Not long when they saw black hooded figures who appeared above the houses, standing there, looking at them. As what Kent describe earlier, the figures were almost transparent for they can still see the things that are behind them. Alex thought of the legend Rabi had shared earlier. The carthae, the first species of this world. In their past world, the first species to ever lived on earth was a cooperating cell who clustered themselves to become an animal. But in this world, it’s these hooded figures.

"May I know why? I probed further. "Do you remember what Ornan said" he asked me? He said a lot of things. Which one is he talking about? "Said about what?" I asked unable to recollect what he was concerned about. "The dark creatures," "What are those things. Even in my past life, I didn't come across anything with that name" I frowned. "They live in another plane," he said as we make our way inside the cave. "So they don't live in this world?" "They live in this world, but not on the land. Their world is suspended between the land and the sky on the ocean. Humans call that place as Bermuda triangle" he revealed.

"You wanted to go to hell, I will grant you your wish." The last thing I see before I completely give up on trying to keep up with the two demons is Aurora lunging at her prey. The more Aurora gets stronger the more I fade away and as I begin to disappear the only thing my mind clings onto is the memory of Sky. I feel like I'm floating through space. I don't know where to land because I'm between cross worlds, the land of the dead and the land of the living. I don't know which is more tempting. The spirit world is calling me and all I have to do is hold out my hand and they will take me.

The portal has finally opened up on the far side of the room. I quickly walk through behind Alexavier as I watch the room vanish behind me. We are now in the other realm. I do not often go here, preferring to stay in the world of mortals close to my food sources. This realm is dominated by the supernatural, the humans that you find here have been dragged her against their will by their master, or other entities and were auctioned or bartered for. You have beings here who rely on blood, energy, souls. You have beings here are mythical of the other world. The daytime here is like being stuck in twilight, lost of fog and dew and various shades of grey color the sky. Even the plants are slightly

GRIGA flew lower. Eleand looked down the desert below, mountains of sands made of different elevations. He couldn’t see any water source around the area. He was suddenly curious about the faeries inhabiting this kind of harsh climate. There were no creatures below. Only the tiny tornadoes seemed to play, causing little sandstorms. “The faerie realm is a lot similar in the mortal world minus the magic. I’m wondering how the faeries were created. Why are they considered higher beings than humans?” Eleand asked after a long silence.

Not by shadows. Creatures of nightmare poured through the broken walls beings of flesh and bone, their eyes burning with cold fire, their claws dripping with venom that sizzled against the stone floors. They moved with unnatural speed, their hunger insatiable, their forms barely solid. They were not of this world. They were something else entirely, something that had been waiting in the shadows between worlds. Kaelen appeared at her side, his obsidian fur bristling with fury, his claws extended. "What are they? I've never seen anything like them. I've never even heard of such creatures."