Resident Evil Monster Novels & Stories

Its living body would have been even larger. A two-hundred-meter monster? Ray sucked in a sharp breath. Had this thing originally been some kind of marine creature? Otherwise, how could a land animal possibly have reached twenty meters in height before mutating? Venus had mentioned the fifty-meter gorilla-like monster that previously appeared at the Aegis Military Base. With that image already planted in his mind, Ray found the remains in the photo vaguely ape-like as well. Holy hell. So the previous one had only been… a baby? They killed the child, and now the mother came seeking revenge?

DOMINIC “I’m sorry, but please explain this to me, Dad,” Viktor said, his voice low and tightly controlled. “How, in the name of motherfucking Christ, did a dead man crawl out of his grave and decide to come after us?” He looked ready to explode, despite the mask of calm he wore. His jaw clenched, his eyes blazing with restrained fury. A tidal wave of new information had just slammed into us—Viktor, Marco, Aurora, and me—and we sat there, trying to process it all with dumbstruck minds.

While propping myself up on the wheelchair, I rose to my feet. A look of shock came across Selena's eyes, and she froze mid-laugh. I tapped into my phone and tapped on the recording. "One needs to apply some tactics when going against someone who's evil. What do you think?" Selena started screaming when she realized that her plan had failed. With a cold gaze, I stared at her going berserk. After calming herself down for a moment, she reached out to snatch my cell phone away from me. I dodged her, resulting in her losing her balance and rolling down the stairs.

Mason staggered forward, blood smearing his shirt, his face pale. "You’re making a mistake," he rasped. "He’s not on our side." Evelyn didn’t look at him. She couldn’t—not when the guilt of Emily’s body still lay between them. "I know," she said. "I know exactly what he is." Her eyes locked with Damian’s again. A monster. And now, for the first time in her life, Evelyn was about to fight monsters—by becoming one. Damian stepped closer, his voice dropping low enough that only she could hear.

She frowns as she turns her head away for a moment. “I am no longer the goddess, but I can offer you words of wisdom. We all have evil within us… we just need to open our eyes to it. I never realised what I was creating all those years ago… I was simply a new goddess with the ability to create life… and I created a monster… Identify the monster and destroy it. Only then will this curse be broken.” Evelyn… no! “She isn’t evil, Evelyn is-” I begin. “A victim, I know… find the real monster, find the one whose life force was tainted before it was even breathed into its body. Find the monster and destroy it.” She repeats.

In the Panthera, vampires fell from the black holes that spread across the sky. They arrived not long after the arrival of the monsters. Unlike before, they were now more robust and more difficult to defeat because Gerald had given back their powers. Trish swung his sword. A beam of light forming a curved line shot out and annihilated dozens of reptilian monsters before him. Not far from him, there was Levin who was throwing a ball of lightning at a creature with a bull’s body and a lion’s head. There was also Arlo, who was busy facing Deon.

The monster laughed and shrugged. “Sorry, but I’d rather have hers; she smells too delicious.” Then, he bared his fangs. “Now!” I yelled and Leila’s body immediately went limp, slipping through the monster’s arms to the floor. It happened so abruptly that the monster was startled as I grabbed him by the throat and pushed him outside onto the back porch. “Is there anyone else with you?” “No … no … no one else!” the monster stammered, his green eyes barely visible beneath the milky film covering them.

I’m glad I don’t have to see this monster in motion. Footsteps sound behind us. I turn to see my dad and several Marines approaching across the parking lot. The Miracles are walking behind them. When they reach us, everyone’s eyes fasten upon the giant black carcass. “Holy crap!” Radar exclaims. “What the hell is that?” “It’s called a shelob,” I reply. “Kai killed it.” Dad studies the dead shelob for a moment and then turns to Kai. “Would our bullets have killed this thing?”

“Emilia, Emilia. People around here don’t appreciate being asked too many questions and prying. You’re lucky it’s just me today. Brad is 18. That’s all you should know.” “It seems this town has a lot of secrets,” I commented. “Not as sleepy as it looks, is it?” Bonnie sighed and turned to Emmett. “Emmy,” Zach said. I turned to him to listen to whatever question he had. “Do you think Mr. Morgenstern was hiding a secret about those bones we found yesterday?” “What bones?” Bonnie asked. “We found human bones in the resort house,” my little brother said to her. “We’re not sure if they were human bones, actually. Mr. Morgenstern got us out of there before we could study them. We should have taken

I tighten my grip on David and ask, "Your proclamation—what's the big picture? Where do you see this going? I'm curious, Alpha Nicodra. Do you have any specific ideas regarding how exactly you're going to resurrect our culture?" He lifts his glass to me and says, "I'm happy to hear your interest. My ideas are truly rooted in our conformity to a way of life that was simply not built on the beings we are. Frankly, Brigette, we are not human. In all honesty, we're monsters—at least to them, at least in our physiology." "Monsters," I repeat, tasting the word on my tongue.