Robinsons Galleria Half Human Half-snake Novelas e Histórias

Satisfied that most of the real police had left the building, Dom keyed his radio. "Palo? You there?" Palo looked down through dirty plexiglass. The yellow exoskeleton stood 126 feet tall and resembled a giant stick figure. He used an enormous grasper to place a half ton pallet of electroactive wallboard on the third floor of the quickly growing office complex, straighted his durasteel spine, and turned the machine's torso toward the east. Tiled rooftops stretched into the distance.

Noticing Rozi’s anguish, Adrian said, "That's enough, Rozi. Maybe your memories will return when the time is right. There's another corridor behind the grand hall. Let's finish looking at the other pillars and head there. I believe the monster's nearby." Rozi took a deep breath and stopped trying to recall her memories. "My instincts tell me we're up against someone powerful. We have to be on guard at all times." "Okay." The pair went on toward the other pillars. They recorded the immortals conducting a discussion. One of the immortals was eight feet tall, and he was the leader. However, the man's appearance was strange. He had the head of a human but the body of a snake. The engraving on th

The girl I put through ten years of school stood up at her own graduation and thanked me in front of everyone. A second later, three translucent lines appeared in front of my eyes. [She will steal the Prescott family's trade secrets, start her own company, and turn on you.] [She will publish an essay and put the internet on your family. Your wife will die of a heart attack.] [Prescott Logistics will fold. The estate will go to auction. You will die in front of the men you owe.] I stared at her. "Vanessa. Have you spent all these years filing away everything we did for you as a reason to hate us?" She blinked at me, wide-eyed and innocent. That was when I understood. The snake was al

The salty gulp that barrels down my throat almost clumps into something immobile---deadly. The room holds its breath as a 5'10 woman enters, covered in a green skin-tight romper. She has brown skin, coated in undertones both earth and warmth, a striking contrast to the cool air around her. She nearly floats onto the stage, no doubt a former gymnast or ballerina. She isn't just a presence, she is nature itself.

Ronan gave Philip a thumbs-up as everyone returned to their meals. His words really carried some weight to command these people with just a casual remark. Philip was unfazed by the compliment. He was staring at a person. To be precise, he was looking at a curtain where a woman behind the curtain was staring at Philip too. She was the owner of this diner, and she was not a human but of a humanoid race. She had the upper body of a human, which was very beautiful and attractive. Anyone would be attracted by her beauty with just one glance. However, she had the lower body of a snake.

The air around them grew cold, heavy with tension as Ronan emerged fully into view. His presence seemed to warp the world itself, the shadows bending and stretching toward him as though pulled by some magnetic force. Sasha’s breath hitched at the sheer size of him now—half-man, half-beast, with talons as sharp as daggers and glowing amber eyes that promised nothing but destruction.

________________________________________________ "Ngh! Get off me!" Scarlett squirmed around in their cold-blooded holds and squeaked. The Halflings were ambushed and outnumbered by the creatures revealed as snake-like hybrids, with slimy green scales peaking out from their faux human forms. Their eyes glowed the same yellow hue followed by secretive hissings in the air. "Serpentine." Kairos silently gaunted. "And they're a lot of them too. Roughly 10 at least." Shawn growled, his nose scrunched from the putrid smell of their slimy skins. "What did you do to Zack, Maddie, and Dorian?"

The very breath expelling from Cortina’s snout was a deep violet and thick with power. Mr. Smith’s face darkened, his eyes emitting an eerie glow. His back was against the door and Cortina adjusted to strike again, righting her paw on top of the shard of what used to be the bed. His snake cane slithered its way up his arm, wrapping entirely around his neck before sinking into his darkened skin. Its scales blended into him, spreading from the neck up his face and down his chest, melting his clothes off his body as his body began to grow.

“Begin.” Demons leap from the shadows—falling from the ceiling, crawling from walls, even sneaking up behind us. A massive gargoyle-like creature blocks our path, but instead of stone skin, his hide is made of bone. On one side of him is a lion-headed woman in Egyptian garb. On the other, a woman with antlers and a body split down the middle—half rotting skeleton, half cold-eyed human. Others close in from behind, but I’m locked on the horrors in front.

She was pulled backwards. Evania turned her head to see the two snake demon bodyguards. To her tremendous shock, fear, as well as astonishment, the two snake demons had changed themselves to the figures of half snake half human. From their heads down to their stomachs, they were still humans. From their stomachs down to their toes, they were originally snakes. Their snake tails were curling robustly all over Evania’s legs. “Aaaaiihh…!! Monsters…! Monsters…!!” shouted Evania at the cliff of her shock, fright as well as depression.