Rainbow Creatures Novels & Stories

I was familiar with the overview of the history, but since it was a full history, there were many details I hadn’t known. The humans in the courtyard always complained that their world was chaotic. With so many nations and races, even just dealing with four skin colors—black, white, yellow, and brown—caused endless disputes. But these humans with a limited view probably never realized that the world of the gods, connected by the three-colored Rainbow Bridge, was far more chaotic.

From the gaping hole in the mountain, a violet light spilled out—way brighter than anything from the lake. “Look!” Toby pointed, voice shaking. Creatures poured from the hole. Not one giant monster, but hundreds of smaller ones. They looked like lizards with wings, their scales pulsing with that strange purple energy. They swarmed into the sky like a living storm. “They’re heading for the city!” Bianca shrieked. Fear pitched her voice high. “The city lights… they’re drawn to the heat!”

The sky, once empty, was now filled with distorted shapes cutting through the clouds. Winged creatures — but none were ordinary birds. Some had leather wings, others silver feathers, but none looked natural. One looked like a grotesque cross between a raven and a panther. Another had the head of a wolf and a body covered in scales, its eyes glowing an unhealthy blue. All of them had someone riding on their backs. Warriors. Black armor, spears in hand. Heading their way. Aurora took a step back, but the sounds of hooves and paws behind her made her turn around.

They were on their knees, bowing and chanting. They were interesting looking creatures. Their hair truly looked like flames, floating off of their heads. They all had different colored hair. It was kind of intriguing. Their skin shone like diamonds and reflected the tinted blue light. Their clothes were simple and were definitely hand made. “So this is where everyone is.” I muttered. “What are they doing?” Posy asked. “I think it’s a ritual.” Oz answered. “Fiery Lynxes are incredibly spiritual creatures.” “I don’t care, I want my girl back.” I growled, pushing past everyone.

CHAPTER III: Hard as Rock I couldn't help it but to be surprised. What I'm seeing just astounds me. I assume that all of the creatures that can only be found in fairytales have gathered in one place. We come across several golems, goblins, imps, dwarves, elves, and even flying sweet fairies as we approach the huge golden gate. They were all busy in their own assigned task. I'm familiar with these creatures because I enjoy watching Disney films and animés. When Raid abruptly spoke, I came to a halt. That was Mr. Pervert's name, according to the lady with him.

She asked quickly, her pulse instantly rising. Look up, but, please, don’t scream, implored Hayden. Cory slowly tilted her head upwards. She had to clasp her hands over her mouth to stifle her gasp. There were dozens upon dozens of Stormbringers of every shade, strip and spot, sleeping in the canopies and on the massive branches above. Even though they all had unique coats, each creature was dingy enough to blend in due to the marsh.

Before them, two colossal creatures clashed—a massive purple beast against a giant azure one. "That’s the Violet Rain Bird! In ancient times, it was incredibly powerful!" Tyron gasped, disbelief in his eyes as he stared at the purple bird. Adrian was equally astonished, recognizing the legendary Violet Rain Bird. Its power was truly awe-inspiring, making the situation remarkable. Suddenly, the Violet Rain Bird unleashed a series of furious roars, and from a distance, a massive beast charged toward it. "The Ivy Electro Serpent! Another terrifying ancient beast!" Tyron exclaimed in horror.

I could just lose myself in it all as a soft wind ruffled my hair. There were all kinds of flowers blooming in the garden, in every color of the rainbow. Delicate tulips in shades of pink, yellow, and red. Bright daffodils and sunflowers, and soft white roses. I could almost imagine fairies and elves hiding among the flowers, especially with knowing that werewolves and wolves weren't the only supernatural creatures in existence. I'd never asked about the others, I realised. And I was suddenly curious as to what other creatures existed and how well they blended in with humans. Or maybe I was just looking for a way to get my mind off Kieran. It was probably the latter more than it was the form

“It’s a secret organization under the government. I worked there as a researcher till I branched out and started Lumen.” “Oh.” I paused. “Wait, you said beings. As in there are more creatures society doesn’t know about?” “Correct.” He sounded proud. “Vampires are only one of the numerous creatures roaming this earth alongside humans. There are living elves, werewolves, mermaids, just to name a few. They blend in so well with humans it’s difficult for the untrained eye to spot them in society.” Stunned, I gaped. “Mermaids? Elves?”

she said creating some fireflies. “My name is Rainbow, a fair of rainbows. I can manipulate the weather to change however I want. She said as she creates forms of small clouds. “My name is Shimmer, a natural pixie. I can change plants to any colour.” She said as she got a rose changing the color into various colours. Elena gets really shocked as she just stared. Still trying to understand what was actually going on. “What do you mean by your pixies? Hahaha that's the funniest joke ever! Good one! I thought pixies were non-existent, `` Elena said, bursting with laughter.