Outlast Monster Novels & Stories

asked Jennifer as she was afraid that the monster would come back again. " Am fine, and I don't think he will come back again, since he was the one that let me go, now I can live a peaceful life " said Olivia with a smile on her face.

Then she was on her feet and running back toward her house. Darkness howled, his headless body whirling around as his head bounced on the ground, mouth wide open, the sound reverberating macabrely through the compound. He stretched out his arms to call back his shattered skull. The moment it settled on his body, Matt fired, destroying it all over again. The mouth screamed and the headless body pointed toward the "eagle's nest," the tall tower in the far corner where Matt was taking aim at the monster closest to Danny. Damonq had already shielded Matt's position, but he reinforced it before Darkness could retaliate with the bomb he hurled toward the tower. It exploded, fire ringing the tower

He shouted but that slight distraction cost him everything else as the monster caught up with him and with a swipe of its claws it grabbed him, being a man who won’t resign to fate easily, Elliot roared as he hurled his spear with every ounce of strength left in him, the spear surged forward gracefully, the centipede wanted to dodge but it was too late as the spear lodged itself into one of its beady eyes causing a black fluid to gush out like a fountain, the monster roared in agony causing it to clap its pincer tightly and trash around violently. Amelia felt her knees go weak as she saw what was going on and was unable to do anything about it, tears streamed down her face freely when sudden

Marsha muttered, uncharacteristically. Leo just nodded his head before leaning back on the couch he was sitting on, his eyes looking up at the ceiling and there was no particular position he was looking at. “I have more ways to get Aini, if I can beat Hendramo that would be great, right? All that's left is to say that he cheated the company and… boom! There's nothing wrong with what he wants, right? So if he and Dave have something to do, I won't be caught.” “You're crazy too,” Marsha said, shaking his head. He also gave a slow clap, like he really wanted to appreciate Leo's way of thinking. “I thought I was the worst, it turns out that the level of your actions is already inhumane.”

’’ ‘‘This isn’t the time for vampire stuff,’’ Zara spoke. After minutes of doubt, the crew had no choice but to follow Alonso’s advice. Adamie made wooden stakes shaped like the number nine for each person. Led by Alonso, they walked into the forest and faced the monster that was sure to appear. During the battle with the monster, Tammy got killed; while the monster was ripping him apart into its signature six parts, Alonso stabbed it from behind with his stake, and so did the others. While the monster was screaming and struggling to live, the crew ran as fast as they could and finally found themselves on an expressway that seemed to be in the middle of nowhere.

With one powerful yank it twisted the priest's head around until it was facing the other way, his bones cracking. The priest fell over dead as the yakshini released him. Then the monster, still seated, glanced around the campfire at the terrified men. A sly glance it was. It smiled as its eyes came to rest on me. Yes, I believe it could see me even as I cowered behind the huge stone that separated me from the clearing. Its eyes felt like cold knives pressing into my heart. Then finally, thankfully, the monster closed its eyes, and Amba's body lay back down.

Looking forward, his whiskers twitched as he smelled awful odors everywhere. BAM, BAM, BAM!!! “OH SHIT!” His eyes were blown out watching massive monsters running toward them with clubs in their hands. Ogres. Massive green monsters that were quite intelligent and savage beyond save. “We– we can do it. Attack!!!” Even Idham wasn’t sure about it. He was hesitant for a couple of seconds before holding onto his firm belief. However, the belief would only come true if they had an experience. For now – as if being predicted by Shadow – they were played out of the book.

The more she went backwards, the closer the Monster followed. Olivia kept encouraging Lisa to move away from the monster and after seeing that the monster was far away from her. She took to her heels and ran out of the club. "Olivia?!" Lisa cried after watching Olivia run off and her legs stiff again as she panicked. "Help!' Lisa cried Loud almost running out of breath. She was the only person in the club with this monster. She was giving up as the monster moved close to her. Lisa fell on her butts as she hugged her knees, her teeth quivered and her legs wobbled. This time around she peed on herself as she cried her eyes out.

“We don’t need this outsider.” “As much as it pains me to admit it… we do.” My growl silences him instantly. “Strangers came into our territory and killed Gerald.” My fists clench at my sides. “Now we need the help of a stranger to destroy the monsters that shattered our peace.” The words taste bitter in my mouth. “We need the help of a stranger… to rebuild our defenses.” The room falls silent again. Scar’s eyes are on me, sharp, measuring, calculating. And for a brief moment, something flickers in them. Something eerily familiar. Something that makes the hairs on the back of my neck rise.