Scared Sonic Novels & Stories

Sonic scratched the back of his head. “Let’s go” Ben got up and pulled Dana to the corridor. “What about when that lady comes back?” Dana whispered. “Sonic will deal with it!” Dana turned to look at Sonic, just in time to see him rolling his eyes. Sonic put his index finger to his lips to command silence and a warning by a cutthroat action with the thumb of his right hand complete with a menacing look once he realized that he was seen by Dana. Dana quickly turned her head back.

She leaned into it, letting herself draw strength from him. “We need to move fast,” Silas said, his voice rough. “They’ll notice the security breach any minute now.” Sonia snapped into focus. She and Eric began unstrapping the other kids, speaking to them in soft, firm voices. “You’re safe now. We’re getting you out. Stay with me. Breathe.” A boy, no older than fifteen, gripped Sonia’s wrist, his eyes wide with terror. “Is this real?” he whispered. Sonia cupped his face, her thumb brushing the grime from his cheek. “Yes,” she said, her voice breaking. “It’s real. You’re going home.”

It happened so abruptly and without warning. As such, none of them had time to react to it. They could only hear the piercing noise of a sonic boom. As the one being targeted, Octavius sensed a huge threat that sent a shiver down his spine for just a brief moment, and he felt his heart stop. He realized quickly that he could not dodge it, so with no hesitation, he pulled at the master fighter next to him and used the man as a human shield.

her ally’s voice pulled her back to the phone call, and she found herself stammering, unable to hide the fear building up in her. “Y-yeah,” she stammered, her eyes still dancing around her vicinity. She seriously needed to be sure. “Like I said, quickly take a new route. I don’t think the person trailing you has any good intentions,” her ally warned. “He looks quite dangerous.” “And….” Her ally couldn’t complete her next statement when she suddenly went mute without warning. Sofia had to look into the phone to be certain that the call was still ongoing. “It’s still on call, so…” Sofia’s voice cut short when her ally’s loud scream hit her, and then the voice of a scary man followed.

My ears rang as the same council that once welcomed the assimilation and integration of rogues imto packs now turned into a mob, threatening to undo it all… because of me. I couldn’t breathe. People who once looked at me with respect now glared like I was filth. Their lips curled with violence, eyes burning with hatred. I didn’t know where to look. My heart slammed against my ribs, and when I finally lifted my gaze, it met Jayson’s. He looked panicked. That scared me more than anything. For the first time since I had known him, his expression didn't reflect his confidence to handle everything that life could throw at him. His knuckles turned white as he gripped the edge of the bench, trying

Athena's POV Yes, I heard it too. But I wasn't as scared as I was when I heard something similar that ruptured my eardrums. This one sounded like the dragon from last time. That wasn't a settling thought but it wasn't so scary either. Maybe it was because Lycan Alpha Zephyr was back to his usual deadly face. I know it's messed up, the beast is obviously scarier than the man but the beast doesn't scare me as much as the man does.

"Okay, okay, easy. I’m just telling you about my favorite event of the day. Relax and keep yourself calm. I’m not sure if you’ll like what I’ll say next…" I think I know what he’ll say. The agency wants me to accept the offer because I’d clearly stated my disgust when it was offered. "Tic wanted you to accept the offer." Tic is short for Terror-In-Closet. The guy that I inadvertently caused a scandalous incident with. I think I’m still absent-minded that I didn’t straighten my facts.

My voice rose, not in volume, but in weight, sinking into the walls, heavy enough to suffocate. “You tied her. You beat her. You injected her with poison. You shocked her until she couldn’t even scream anymore.” Her lips trembled. “I only wanted to scare her. I didn’t mean to—” “Scare her?” I repeated, stepping closer. “Scare her or kill her?” “I swear I didn’t want to kill her!” Sonia burst out, crying now, the kind of crying that had nothing to do with regret and everything to do with fear. “I just wanted her gone, not dead. I didn’t know the wolfsbane would cling that long, I didn’t— I panicked—”

Her injured hand throbbed like it remembered. She flinched. Then Hank's hand covered hers, warm and steady. He leaned in, voice barely a whisper. "Don't be scared. Just be you. The you from three years ago. The one who lived for this." She shut her eyes. Memories flickered fast and sharp. Then she opened them and started to play. It all came back. The rush. The peace. The stage. Every doubt, every scar, melted away. When the last note faded, she looked up.

“Don’t say that.” “You saw what he did to me.” “I also saw what he did after.” I blinked, confused.“What do you mean?” He looked at the ground. “He broke down. He destroyed half the room trying to fight the instinct. He was screaming your name. He thought he had killed you.” I swallowed hard. “Then why isn’t he here?” I asked, voice hollow. “Because he’s afraid,” Raccoon said. “Afraid of hurting you again. Afraid of what he’s becoming around you.”