Robinsons Snake Man Novels & Stories

Sam retorted. "I swear, nothing happened! And what took so long is I needed to take dump, ok!" Smokey lowered his voice on the last bit. "Oh." Sam replied. Snake laughed. "Sorry man. I'm Snake, Prez of the southern chapter." "Smokey, Enforcer." Smokey replied. "Man, we were just talking and dancing. She told me she was taken, but no harm no fowl. I wouldn't poach another brother's woman." Snake explained.

"One of the snake men saw a mother being brutally murdered while protecting her child. She had protected the child till her last breath. This touched the snake man and imbued him with emotions. He began to think about who he was, what was the purpose of his existence, and why was he murdering humans so mercilessly. Having gained emotions, the snake man joined the humans and fought against the Creator. "After some time, humans accepted the snake man as one of their own and even crowned him as their leader. The remaining humans rode to victory under his leadership, and they even gave him a name—Wonder.” Cian tutted. "Wonder huh? Looks like the humans were amazed that the snake man had grown a

“Yes. This may or may not come as a shock, but Tony Pierpont’s henchman, Snakes, is wanted by the F.B.I.” Justin straightened. “Why haven’t they taken him away?” “Because Pierpont hides his henchmen well,” Brad said angrily. “Luckily, I have higher connections. I’ve sent word to my people about Snakes’ location. If all goes smoothly, he’ll be taken into custody within the week.” Justin shook his head. “What about Pierpont?” “Well, Robin’s dad is going to be a little harder to arrest. There’s proof about Snakes’ illegal activities, but what proof do we have that Tony is doing anything unlawful?”

"How to proceed? If we can't kill them, we'll find someone else who can." "Someone else? Who?" Stanley asked Susan in confusion. Susan suddenly took out her phone and scrolled through it. There was still internet access. "Him." Susan pointed at the phone screen. Stanley's pupils widened involuntarily when he saw the image on the screen. "Is that… a snake?" Susan nodded. "Yes. This is a message from a pet store owner. The mechanical snake is his pet. If we serve him, he'll get revenge for us," Susan spoke viciously, her face filled with resentment.

"I've known the owner of this ranch for a very long time and if he says you are welcome to come out here, to go swimming or camping, neither of you have to worry about him or snake." "Who is snake?" Jess asked. "He's spike's hired man, ranch hand if you will, and he's been here for many years, I can't even remember how long. He's spike's sidekick and a very hard-working man, both of them are. Oh, and one final detail about snake, he's black." Jess looked at me before she asked with a giggle in her voice, "Is it true what they say about black men?" I knew immediately what Jess was asking but I wanted her to say it since Bart told me this morning that she was the shy one. I said, "I'm the new

"We have gotten a big fish, Asher” One of the men who was enjoying a stick of cigarette spoke, his name was Snake and he was the second in command. A large hideous scar was on his face, from the top left corner of his eye and stopping right above his nose. He looked to be around his early forties as his face showed signs of aging. Henry watched as they whispered amongst themselves, their eye shining with greed. "Are you guys interested or should I take my business somewhere else?" Henry said in an icy tone, he was starting to get irritated as they looked like they were reluctant to accept the deal.

Could that snake really have been trying to treat me? After that, I heard the man say, "I'm that venomous snake." I was shocked into silence. After a momentary silence, I asked, "Are you a Naga, a half-snake, half-human entity? Was that your snake form?" He nodded. These entities had two forms, animal and human. Only an animal with talent, capability, and good luck could hold a human form, which was why entities like these were rare and valuable in the Riverplain Continent.

I lunged forward despite the restraints, but one of the rogues immediately slammed me back down hard enough to make my vision blur again. “Careful,” Manuel muttered almost lazily. “You’re injured.” I glared at him so hard my head hurt. “You’re insane.” “Maybe,” he said as he stood back to his full height again. “But unlike before, Robin… this time I’m not trying to destroy a pack.” His smile widened slowly. “I’m trying to destroy people.”

Halogen signs hanging crooked against a red curtain read: SNAKE SHOW! The petite, raven-haired woman under the spotlight had a live snake, at least seven feet long, wrapped around her shoulders and arms. The snake’s jaw had been sewn shut, crudely stitched with thick, electric yellow string in jagged sutures in a state of scabbed, partial healing.

" Am I seeing things? Are you a part of my imagination? " The snake man leans forward and flicks her forehead. "What do you think? Do I look too handsome to be real? " There was a smirk on his face, and truly it made him look surreal. His hair was a dark shade of yellow, almost golden, and his eyes were unlike anything she had seen before. He was beautiful, a lot like something out of a well-designed art. " This is your cave? " " Yes "