Sayap Naga Novels & Stories

Screams—pleasure and pain—slithered through the cracks. Inside the Room of Fates, the walls were covered in silken vines that moved on their own. In the center stood a plinth of black marble, and tied to it was a stunning Naga, her serpentine lower half coiled tight around her own tail. Her breasts were full and glistening, her tongue forked and eager. “She was once a priestess,” Terra whispered, stroking the Naga’s chin. “Now she serves as a seer and a cum oracle. With every climax, she speaks prophecy.”

They’re mostly jade-green with white and blue marbling and my skin is burned where the bangles touch my skin. Oh no, I know exactly what this is. Setia taught me about what things are dangerous for a nagata. Nagatas are vulnerable to iron, a flower known as snake's head and a gemstone called serpentine. Iron has the same effect on a nagata as silver does to a mutolupus. Snake's head is poison to my kind; in small doses, it weakens us painfully, in large doses it’s fatal and serpentine can render us as good as human. Even kill us.

What was certain though was that in the time that Tamerlane and his group disappeared, sightings of peculiar, anthropomorphic reptiles began. The Nagas, whose name translated to “snake people”, were a race of monstrified Slayers. They had immense strength, a certain degree of longevity, and various mystical abilities. People claimed they were tengu that had taken over the identities of dead Slayers because they wore ō-yorois, which were a type of heavy armor reserved especially for times of open war, but they carried them with careless disregard for the color and design of the lacing and marched under a disarray of banners, not unlike how hermit crabs would occupy empty scavenged shells.

The intricate pattern of scales flowed down his shoulders and onto his arms, stopping just before his wrists, a mesmerizing contrast to the smooth, pale skin that remained untouched. And his lower half— Ishaan’s grip on Ashwin tightened. Gone were his legs. In their place lay a thick, powerful cobra’s tail, its length stretching across the living room, coiling upon itself in relaxed slumber. It was magnificent—massive, covered in iridescent green scales that shimmered between emerald and obsidian as the moonlight kissed its surface. The patterns along its length were intricate, each scale layered perfectly, reflecting the regal nature of a true Naga. The tail was long, impossibly long, the t

Few years ago, Lady Nagini was so ambitious to be immortal and ageless. It started from her meeting with a snake demon called Sawer Geni. The beauty of Lady Nagini was able to attract men, both human and demon, including Sawer Geni. He, accindetally, saw the tempting body of hers when she’s soaking in a lake, near Sidongkrang waterfall where she lived.

Who knows, this guy named Draven would find it weird and wouldn't believe in us. To think that he would laugh after seeing such a sight, he is surely an odd person. “Ah, I see, I see” With that, we had a small conversation with him. He explain that he was in this place to hunt down this Naga. A half-human half-snake is called a Naga. The are generally depicted as a snake with the head of a human. So, those things… I mean.. those species are called naga… We ended up giving it to him since we don't have any use of it.

He hissed. I stood up slowly, gripping my bleeding arm. My entire body was aching. "I do not wish to kill you, if I wanted, I could have killed your grandson." I looked at the Naga before me, he didn’t look much older than his grandson, but they aged slowly and could live up to five hundred years. They were the species with the second longest life span, after the Fae. His eyes narrowed and I tried to calm my heart, not wanting him to know the extent of how exhausted I was.

“Lord Saint is profound! He’s awake as soon as Lord Saint stepped in!” Two from the Naga exclaimed with a smile as they lauded Alex. Nonetheless, Alex knew that the situation was not right. The patient’s soul was not dragged out forcibly, but something within his mind palace woke up abruptly from a dormant state. Those opened eyes also looked different. The Nagas had two types of eye color. Their eyes were green in a peaceful state, whereas they had red eyes in a combat state. However, this Naga’s opened eyes were completely black without sclera.

Adrian’s power was unleashed, seemingly ready to tear apart the world. “Roar, roar!” The Azure Naga’s blood-red eyes locked onto Adrian, filled with unbridled fury. Its terrifying power rippled through the air as if dyeing the entire sky and earth with its presence. Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh! Gale-force winds swept through as the Azure Naga lunged forward, its enormous body pressing down like a towering mountain. It aimed to crush Adrian. Adrian chuckled lightly. “Oh, you really don’t know what’s good for you. Fine, I’ll grant your wish.” His killing intent surged.

“But forget about me. You have to be careful Nico. This Snake Man or Naga you told me about – you say he is keeping Constantin captive and his venom is slowly killing him?” “Venom? You never told me that.” Darina scowled at me. “What in god’s name is a Naga?” “An ancient snake race.” Mariana said. “There has to be an antidote for the venom I might have some books on it. Darina can help me search for it while you’re away.” “Good.” That ought to keep her occupied, keep her mind off me for a while, I hoped. “I have yet to see him transform if that is at all possible.”