Sci Fi Beings Novels & Stories

The old man still didn't understand what she was talking about, but his form was already starting to give out. Dark beings like him fed on living souls. When they took damage, they could burrow into the earth to restore their original appearance. Once they emerged again, their wounds would heal completely, so there was no way they would be obliterated. But now, they couldn't even return to the soil. Aria also mentioned that there was a griefbearer. But how could there be one?

In its place was a structure of impossible geometry: a stadium the size of a solar system, built from rings of compressed starlight and "Solidified Attention." ​"Kael... look at the sensors," Elia whispered, her voice trembling. "They aren't picking up matter. They’re picking up Expectation. Trillions of data-streams... souls... consciousnesses... all focused on this single coordinate." ​Kael stood at the viewport, his silver-burns pulsing with a dull, rhythmic ache. Beyond the hull, the "Audience" manifested as a sea of shimmering, multicolored sparks. They weren't humans, and they weren't Siphons. They were the Spectators—cosmic entities from across the multiverse who fed on the "Narrative

There was no telling what those strange objects were capable of. Moving only her eyes, she scanned the beings working in the lab. They were damn sure not humans. Her first impression was that they reminded her of ants. Why that was, she couldn’t really say. Aside from the silvery-white, fleshy antennae coming out of their foreheads, they didn’t actually look anything like ants.

The poison that would later kill him was her ability which meant that once he died, a part of his energy pool would become hers. Sweat dripped down from his forehead. The sound it made as it splashed gently on the tree house's dirt floor was practically inaudible, that was, to normal humans. But the ones in the place were beings like him, Anitos, low-tier divine beings. Their hearing enabled them to hear that usually negligible sound. They turned to him.

"It began with a mysterious entity, known as the Destroyer, descending upon our world. Disguised as a young man, the Destroyer possessed unparalleled wisdom and charisma." The Destroyer's form materialized, its presence both captivating and enigmatic. Wren felt an intense fascination with the being, as if it held secrets she was determined to uncover. "For years, it shared its knowledge with us, teaching us about the celestial bodies, the secrets of nature, and the art of healing. Many of us were enthralled by the Destroyer's charm, and some even formed romantic relationships, giving birth to a new breed of beings: the Giants." The scene shifted, revealing the Giants - towering, majestic cre

3111 walks around them, covering her nose, “What did this? This is atrocious!” I sigh, “Shadow beings.” 3333 and 3222 hold in gags as they look at the bodies, “They released these beings into the world when they do this?” 3111 asks. 3333 turns and retches into the bushes and I nod, “Yes, they don’t care. They own us but that’s it. These are wild wolves. They are a part of the experiment, same as us.” “This is barbaric,” 3222 says, looking at a hand that’s been half-eaten.

so instead of waiting for someone else to do it, he stepped forward and put his own hand on the ball, when he heard Mr. Hung yell, "No, wait-" and all of a sudden his surrounding changed. Sheng Chen was in another space, looking at a huge screen in front of him. He heard that same robotic voice again, "Hello traveler. Welcome to your inauguration. Currently, you are at Bestia Orbis Terrarum, or lovingly referred to by the locals as the Beast world." "As you may or may not know already, there are millions of different species in the universe. Some are very similar to your human physical structures, whereas some are very different." As the voice finished, the large screen in front of Sheng

His eyes widened in understanding, and he suddenly became on edge. "Strange beings? What do you mean?" Elena asked. "In this world, different kinds of living beings reside." Elion started. "There is man, beasts, and special beings that are both man and beast. Some can transform from beast to man, an animal being their base form. After the war, so many of them scattered, spreading far and wide. The war of the humans caused them so many casualties, and they decided that living without humans is the best decision for them. Many settled in strange places, creating towns of their own. Others, became wanderers, the environment of a town not appeasing to them. They wanted to be alone, and so they m

“I give you fire protection. Nova, Silas – you secure the way back. If Jada hacks the core, we need to get out of here before the structural integrity of the Aether city collapses.” We stormed. The path through the glass corridors of the plant resembles a spear race. All around the incubators began to open to us. Steam and amber Liquid pours on the floors. The first of the new beings came out – pale, perfectly shaped, with eyes that were still empty, but already the cold of their creators reflected. They were not monsters. They were perfect. And that's what made her so dangerous.

"Something’s coming." "Form up!" Minseok barked, his own weapon drawn as we quickly regrouped. The pods began to glow faintly, the figures inside twitching as though they were waking up. One by one, the tendrils connecting them to the core snapped, and the creatures spilled out. They weren’t human anymore. Their forms were twisted and grotesque, their limbs elongated and their eyes glowing with the same eerie green light. They moved with jerky, unnatural motions, but there was a terrifying coordination to their advance, as though they were a single organism rather than individuals.