Paranormal Nobodies Novels & Stories

Elizabeth said, reclining in her chair. “All four bodies have been found to be drained out of blood and the local police have found no clue. The killings have happened at isolated sites, away from the populated areas. All of this makes me think that either a paranormal creature is involved, or it has something to do with a ritual,” Northstar explained. “Any idea what we might be looking at?” Elizabeth asked. “Unfortunately, at this point, we have no idea, who or what,” Northstar said. “Anyway, the aim is to eliminate the culprit, without any further loss of human lives and most importantly, without getting noticed,” Northstar elaborated.

“Oh. So if I want a pudding, all I smell is that?” He nodded, leaning forward on the table. “Yes.” “When you said other paranormal,” My thoughts went to Connor and Reed. “Did you mean fairies, vampires, ghosts, satyr and werewolves?” All the people in the room audibly gasped and turned their heads to our table, fear written on their faces. I looked around nervously and flinched. Uncle Al shot out of his seat. “Sorry about that,” he chuckled then said, “there are no Forbidden here.”

he pulled bark, somewhat alarmed by the tone of her voice. "if you don't believe me, I have details of extra terrestrial and supernatural sightings..you could read my books...the London bridge, its a fake! its no support group, its Lucifer grooming the anti Christ...Adulfs the child of light who must stop her...but I see no star any more. she succeeded in giving him the mark...his borne a new gene. they feed now on his brain and direct him what to do." the parasites, Montoya thought. he speaks about the parasites. goddamn it, he couldn't be lieing.

"For the time being, we plan on keeping it that way." Lainie tilted her head, her hands clutching the edge of the desk. This was their show; she'd let them reveal what they wanted of their problem. For now, anyway. Chet shrugged. "So, what exactly is this Para-Force? I've never heard of it." Colton squirmed in his seat, glancing at Lainie for help. "Feel free to speak about whatever," she said. "The sheriff knows. As does the deputy outside the door there. It's not common knowledge outside of Bull Creek, but there are a few who know about the paranormal in this area."

Late one summer night, as they tuned into frequencies unknown, the friends—Jake, Emily, Noah, and Lily—accidentally opened a portal to the Upside Realms, a parallel dimension dripping with eerie echoes of their own world. Unbeknownst to them, the Upside Realms harbored dark entities hungry for the energy of the living. As strange occurrences plagued Everwood—disappearing pets, flickering streetlights, and odd markings etched on the town's trees—the friends realized they were at the center of a supernatural storm.

Olivia said, reclining in her chair. “All four bodies have been found to be drained out of blood and the local police have found no clue. The killings have happened at isolated sites, away from the populated areas. All of this makes me think that either a paranormal creature is involved or it has something to do with some kind of a ritual,” William explained. “Any idea what we might be looking at?” Olivia asked. “Unfortunately, at this point, we have no idea, who or what,” William said. “Anyway, the aim is to eliminate the culprit, without any further loss of human lives and most importantly, without getting noticed,” William elaborated.

As they reach the edge of the clearing, one of the persons says, “This would be enough till the new moon. We will contact you if we are still here.” “Sure,” says someone else. Then, four people turn around and start walking in Tyrus and Sabina’s direction. They change their place as quickly and as silently as they can. However, when they look back, all they can see are the four people walking away to their right. The other six have vanished without any trace. Tyrus and Sabina creep closer to the place where the group was standing a minute ago, but there is simply no trace of anything or anyone. “This confirms that they are here and just invisible,” says Sabina in an excited whisper.

His shadow sweeps across the yard and he appears as a black cat again, standing in front of me, growling. “What the hell is going on?” Nicole asks. She’s standing on the porch, clutching the railing. “Callie did the spell wrong, obviously,” Naomi snaps. “Not wrong,” Kristy says. “Too right. We were supposed to bring back one dead body, not a whole graveyard full of them.” “Where did they come from?” Nicole asks. “There’s a house,” I start, still trying to catch my breath. “Not far from here. It’s been abandoned for years and has its own family plot on the property.”

“What is Noirvald? You’ve mentioned it twice now.” “It’s where they send the monsters,” said Orin. “That’s right. It’s where the people who are out of control are banished if they can be caught without being killed. Noirvald is its own realm, and it’s like a prison dimension. The exit from that world is locked, and the Council controls the only way to visit there. Once you go to Noirvald, you never leave.” She shivered at the finality in Ryland’s voice. “But if you know how to counter this noir, or the actual animal lust now, why don’t they try to redeem the vampires who’ve been banished there?”

No two people see the painting the same. Jennifer went to the Coffee Shop and meet Paul. She explained to Paul that Lillie had a painting of her covered in blood. She was afraid that Lillie had put a spell on her to kill her. Paul assured Jennifer that was not the case. Lillie would never kill anybody. She only tries to scare people. The spell will not work if you do not believe in them. She only uses it to get her way.