Parasite Sequel Novels & Stories

"Although we had removed the parasite from your body, we are unsure exactly how many eggs you have swallowed. Once one egg hatches into a larva, the others will temporarily stop growing. However, now that we have removed one parasite, the other eggs might start growing again. So we don't know how long more you have to live." "Hearing this, Weston's face suddenly turned pale like paper." What? This... "So you don't have the capital to negotiate with us. If you help us catch Ezequiel, we might even remove the rest of the parasites left in your body. If not, you might as well wait to die." "After Nathaniel finished speaking, he stood up, and Mango also stood up after him. However, Weston was so

Derek stood, protective instincts flaring despite his human state. "The parasites would have killed them as infants. These children, they're immune to parasitic influence. Can't be corrupted, can't be controlled." He stepped inside, and I saw the exhaustion he'd been hiding. "I've been moving them constantly, keeping them hidden. But she"—he pointed to little Mona—"she's the catalyst. They can't hide anymore." "How many?" I asked. "Forty-three confirmed. Maybe more worldwide." "All hybrids?" "All impossible. Phoenix-wolf. Shepherd-bear. Combinations that shouldn't exist but do." His eyes found the baby. "She's the strongest yet. The call she just sent, every parasite in existence felt it too

Cold, dead, inert junk. "The parasite isn't gone," Anji whispered, staring at the ruined bodies around them, people trying to stand up, heads held in confusion. "The parasite is everywhere we built, Sarah. The world is out of sync. There's no back-up server anymore. There’s no system support. We're the only ones left who remember the original script." He looked at the dark exit—the way up to a city that was going to wake up tomorrow morning to a terrifying, absolute absence of control.

The parasite stared at him. The difference seemed small. Tiny. Almost meaningless. Yet the more it thought about it— The larger it became. Because one perspective created despair. The other created resilience. The parasite stepped backward. Unconsciously. Its confidence slipping. The darkness surrounding them fluctuated. The failed realities spinning around the void became unstable. Something was changing. Something dangerous. Not for Ethan. For the parasite. Suddenly a memory surfaced. Not Ethan's. The parasite's. An ancient world. Long forgotten. A civilization standing beneath dying stars.

It was like asking about a stranger who had died long ago. “Tell me.” “It’s a joke. A tragedy he deserved,” Orion sneered. “Not long after you left, that Evangeline showed her true colors.” He paused, lowering his voice. “She was something else entirely. A rare and dangerous strain of vampire known only as a Parasite.” “A Parasite?” I raised an eyebrow. The term was associated with extreme danger and greed in the ancient texts. “Yes. They can’t cultivate their own power. They can only latch onto a host like a leech, feeding on their life force and their very luck.”

A sharp pain pierces my leg and I feel something warm dripping. But the worst part of everything is what lies in front of my eyes, as the jackal pulls my leg holding tightly onto it, Ayumi is shaking on the ground, Bob is chanting something that sounds like a magic spell although it doesn't seem to be working. Helena cautiously approaches with trembling hands, Luke just watches the scene as he walks slowly. The only one who ran to my aid was Hiraku.

"Dr. Mayes, can it be undone?" Tanner said, "I can only try using medicine for now. Milast is known for their use of parasites. Even if the one in your body is gone, the mother parasite still exists, and it can still affect you." Zain's face turned extremely grim. "Are you saying... there's a bug in my body?" Tanner nodded. Zain immediately vomited. Caleb said, "He's scared of bugs. He ate one by accident when he was a kid."

I took a slow step closer to the desk, my heart hammering against my ribs. "...the viral pathogen designated Parasite-X has breached all primary containment zones across every major continent..." the synthetic voice droned on, completely devoid of emotion. "...Reports confirm total collapse of municipal infrastructure in all major population centers. The infection demonstrates immediate neural takeover in mammalian subjects, inducing extreme aggression, physical mutation, and predatory behavior..." Vanessa covered her mouth with a sharp, choked gasp.