Scary Monsters Jjba Novels & Stories

Jessica threw the stick at his nose again. Mr Malcolm tried to jump on her again, this time I didn't take it lightly, I jumped head first and opened mouth, sank my sharp fangs into his hind legs. Mr Malcolm retreated while growling and limping. I turned to Jessica and caught her scent again, she had a human scent. Mr Malcolm must be out of his mind. "You!" Jessica began to throw sticks at me, "I knew you were a monster. With that weird blue hair and eyes. Stay back before I tear you apart."

His question hung in the air. I chewed on my lower lip, debating how much I should reveal to this virtual stranger. Despite our online banter, sitting here in person with Tomas felt dangerously intimate. An unsettling sense of vulnerability washed over me in crushing waves. I was in over my head, I just knew it. But I forced a sardonic smile onto my face anyway. "I guess it's the same reason people watch scary movies or jump out of planes. It's the thrill, that edge of danger, the morbid fascination with the dark and macabre." A half-smile tugged at the corner of his mouth. "So, should we craft a story about you? A girl, not an heiress but a regular girl in a café, kidnapped by a guy who lov

A low growl was heard by Stella and the same was heard by Benjamin but both thought it was just their illusion. Stella ignored her inner voice and continued to talk to Lima. But then something strange happened frightening everyone. Tehran was once upon a time called Hamster the city where Princess Veronica ruled. It was past twelve in the night. The power was down and there were no street lights glowing. Benjamin and Stella were passing through the road of the mansion Princess Veronica had locked long years ago. The street was completely dark and dead silent but suddenly strange voices were heard from the mansion. "Come on release me. Come here.... please...." There was a desperate growling

“And it’s bad, a hundred times powerful than the other beasts we faced. That’s a Hellspawn, beast level nine. Fast, brutal, bloodthirsty, and definitely not supposed to be this close to the academy.” “Wonderful,” I mumbled. “So it’s a killer dog with an attitude problem.” “Vee, focus,” Abigail hissed, stepping back with me slowly. “We’re almost near the barrier. Once we’re inside the school’s protective field, it can’t touch us. But until then…” “Until then, we’re chew toys,” I finished for her, keeping my eyes locked on the monster.

His weight presses heavily on me. I close my eyes. All hope lost. Beg silently for it to stop. Suddenly, a loud growl. Menacing. Dangerous. It cuts through the storm like a sharp blade. Low. Josh freezes. The others go still. Another sound. A howl. Long and Piercing, next. The woods fall silent. We all fall silent. I smell fear. Instantly, I see them, two glowing eyes in the dark. Gold. Luminous. Like fire. A shadow steps forward. Massive. Primal. Half wolf, half horror.

It was massive. Vaulted ceilings stretched high above, with chandeliers that hovered without support. Murals of ancient creatures—phoenixes, leviathans, dragons—covered the walls, moving subtly as if alive. Wooden benches and arched windows lined the room. It felt more like a cathedral to magic than a classroom. Everyone here wore the same badge. I slipped into a seat beside a girl with eyes like molten silver and hair like liquid obsidian twisted into twin knots. She turned to me, smiling with sharp, inhuman teeth. “You’re the screamer.”

She still couldn't understand how this had happened. Maria scolded sharply, "Is Mykorra's war zone somewhere you should send her? You thought you were sending her there to work on her medical skills, but you have no idea she spent three years there as a human test subject. Her health was completely ruined! "Don't you know about all of this? Or did you never once think of visiting her for the past three years? Is that why you're completely clueless about what she suffered?" Maria's words made them feel ashamed. After all, they had never once bothered to check on my situation in the past three years.

humanoid, bulky body with a long, reptile tail and a large head that resembled a cat-fish. The two scouts of the northern creatures had arrived to the village finding no resistance at all. All the cottages looked empty. They had orders to capture humans and interrogate them to find the easiest passage into the city. "Do you see anything?" The first scout asked. "I think I heard something. I'll go inside," the other responded, looking at Jana's house. The women heard the front door being forced open! There was no way to escape. Jana had to protect her daughter and she did the only thing that came to her mind. "Get inside the closet and whatever happens, don't come out and don't make any nois

The baseball game Thursday night was at home against Juniper, one of the smaller towns in the area, and there was a pretty good chance Barryville would win by the mercy rule. Beth climbed the ladder to the scorekeeper’s box alone since her friends decided they wanted to sit on the bleachers where they could keep a better eye on things. Beth remembered Ryan mentioning he wanted to go to this game back when he’d first won his freedom, and she thought there was a possibility he might show up with Halley. Since Beth wouldn’t be able to see the bleachers from her post, her friends had volunteered to observe, even though they had no idea of the potential threat.

He lunged toward me, gripping my hair in his fist as he dragged me toward the pantry. I was still on my knees, too weak to resist. I couldn't balance myself or fight back. I fell into the pantry, and the door slammed shut in my face. Pain rushed back into my body as the darkness swallowed me whole. Trapped in the suffocating space, I relived every nightmare—every harsh treatment from childhood to the horrors of the previous night. It was all too much, and I lifted my head in despair, questioning the Moon Goddess. "Where were you when your alphas tore apart my dignity and self-esteem?" I whispered, tears spilling silently down my face.