Parasite Novels & Stories

"As I have said Lieutenant, the software and the parasites has imperfections that Dr. Jhero did not acknowledge. For example, is the antidote he wants you to make. Originally, the parasite should be destructible enough with an antidote, but due to some circumstances, it was designed indestructible. You can't get rid of it..." The parasite was an invisible one, with transmission via brain waves, and signals through the software in Dr. Jhero's head, and that is connected to all the databases in the world. Once the software connects to a certain database, the signals will work their way with the brai

Blair looked at it and frowned slightly. “It’s very small.” He thought the parasite would look bizarre with a size similar to a thumbnail, but this creature was entirely white and resembled a small bean. Dr. Sandman explained, “Master Blair, the parasite is highly sensitive to its species when it is white. When it’s full, its body will turn red and enter a dormant period that can last for up to a month...” Then, Dr. Sandman looked at him. “Master Blair, I’ll take a blood sample for you now.”

"Using humans as parasite puppets, those who have just been initiated are called Parasite Emperors, while those who have reached the peak are known as Parasite Masters!" Harry nodded solemnly to the few individuals in the room. The few silently vanished into the night, secretly trailing behind Chad.

If I didn't die in that well, the pain I was feeling now from this parasite would definitely kill me. The creature was moving up my hip. It felt like a freezing wire being dragged through my veins. It climbed my torso, wrapping itself around my ribs, before it found my spinal column. With a violent jolt that made my entire body go completely rigid, the parasite latched onto the base of my neck, its tiny cilia burrowing deep into the bone, placing itself directly at the stem of my brain. An agonizing pressure exploded behind my eyes as the crimson light of the braziers shattered into a thousand pieces of glare and my brain felt l

It was so small that it would be easy to miss if not looking closely. Lindsay smirked. Sarina was more vicious than she’d thought. That grab was an attempt to implant a parasitic curse—a dark curse nurtured through sinister practices. If the curse managed to take hold, the parasitic eggs would feed on the host's blood, spreading poison throughout their organs and causing them to slowly wither. By the time the victim realized something was wrong, medical tests would show only inexplicable organ failure. The ultimate outcome would be a painful death as the organs shut down one by one.

Even those Cannibalistic Parasites were as powerful as these, yet those parasites could not harm Tyr. As such, Tyr’s boldness had taken off. Once again, he reached out toward Cairo Meryem’s corpse. The next second, more and more Cannibalistic Parasites flew out of Cairo’s corpse, from its mouth, nostrils, ears, and even eyes. Numerous parasites flew out from the corpse. Those parasites flowed out in an endless stream, and soon it shrouded Tyr. Xyris, King Meryem, and the others exclaimed. Yet, pretty soon, their eyes widened in incred

Ang tuktok ng Obelisk Prime ay nababalot na ngayon ng malamig na katahimikan. Si Alexander ay nakahiga sa bisig ni Aria, ngunit ang bata ay hindi na mainit. Ang kristal na fragment mula sa puso ni Gaia na bumaon sa kanyang balikat ay hindi lamang isang piraso ng materyales; ito ay isang Data-Parasite—ang huling "will" ni Dr. Vane na naglalayong gamitin ang banal na katawan ng bata bilang bagong host.

“It’s a Ryokan hex.” Kaze said indifferently, “Someone is out to get you. You were planted with a Ghoul Parasite. “The Ghoul Parasite feeds on your blood. It takes two to four weeks for the parasite to fully mature. Once it’s fully grown, you will die. “You would probably have three more days to live if I hadn’t knocked the Ghoul Parasite out of you. “You’re fine now.” Those infected with the Ghoul Parasite would have black undertones under their wrinkles.

Lying in dust for years, soaking in sorrow. Then came a new feeling. Cold, smart attention. A thread from the dying Scourge heart, fleeing the void, finding this small, feeling anchor. Nestling. Waiting. The girl’s innocent curiosity. A spark. The seed uncoiling, striking, burrowing into her light, feeding on her life, waiting to grow. Liora gasped, staggering back. The hairpin felt like a red-hot coal in her hand and the link was evil, close. “It’s a parasite,” she said, choking. “It’s feeding on her, slow. We must break the connection.”

Not the single powerful being we faced in Quebec, but multiple smaller presences that dart between dimensions, feeding on the chaotic energy while gradually establishing footholds in our reality. "Parasites," Lama Tenzin identifies them through careful observation. "Beings that cannot exist in stable reality but thrive in dimensional chaos. The artificial amplification creates perfect feeding conditions." "How do we get rid of them?" Emily asks, her instruments recording energy signatures unlike anything in our databases. "Starve them," Ani Dolma suggests. "Remove the chaos they feed on by restoring natural order to the manifestation process." "While the Chine