Sci Fi Creatures Novels & Stories

The golden manes were now shredded and in place stood a furless pale creature with red eyes and jagged teeth. Crawlers? That is what they reminded me of, A more animalistic version of Orion’s Crawlers. The creatures attempted to growl at me but instead of something deep and menacing, it was a screech that sent a shiver down my spine, piercing every single nerve ending and shaking my very core.

Somewhere before time itself. I stood on a vast plain, surrounded by towering structures that gleamed like silver in the light of a dying sun. Creatures moved among them—tall, graceful, with luminous eyes and skin that shimmered like starlight. They were beautiful. They were powerful. They were dying. "Is this real?" I whispered. "This is the beginning," the Apex said. "This is where it all started." I watched the creatures. They were brilliant. Advanced beyond anything humanity had ever achieved. They had conquered disease, aging, even death itself. They had built a civilization that spanned the stars.

~ Elizabeth frowns when she doesn’t understand a lot of David’s signs. “Then? Why can’t I come then?” ~You’d die there.~ Huh? “What do you mean, I’d die there?” ~For some reason I still don’t understand, caves seem to spawn the most dangerous creatures that are above the normal category but not yet in the superspecies category.~ Elizabeth was familiar with David’s categories. He explained them a night before. Normal animals were comparable to animals that came from Earth but creatures of the superspecies category could be likened to the creatures of ancient times such as the dinosaurs.

Maddox said. Maddox extended the length of his nail, dug into her flesh and removed one of the creatures. It looked like a ladybird with spikes. Once outside her skin, it appeared to be unstable and started swelling. Maddox dropped the creature on the floor, but before he could crush it with his feet, it exploded on its own and some of the liquid from the creature splashed on Siku's mother's skin. It was quickly absorbed into her skin and immediately 5 to 6 more creatures were formed. There is no way he could get rid of these creatures. "Please kill me?" Siku's mother requested as her pain got worse and worse.

Lindsay said. “Good, bad, sci-fi movies? How does that work?” “Simple, they must have a ridiculous storyline with bad special effects and acting, but they cannot be all blood and guts. It also helps if you can predict who the creature eats next. Creatures like sharks, crocodiles, and giant snakes are usually the best,” Lindsay explained. “Ok, I understand now. I have seen some movies that fit that description. I have to agree they were bad and fun to watch simultaneously,” Wren said. “How does a documentary about sea monsters sound?” he asked.

He had to get us out. "Idris you have did it", l whipped my head in the right side of the room when I heard Jackson's voice. I froze at what l saw. These scientists captured many supernatural creatures and they were standing exhausted; especially the females. Werewolves, vampires and witches were all drained out with pale faces and chapped lips.

His attacks had been impossibly fast, precise, and merciless. Fiora swallowed hard. It was difficult to believe... That this was the same man who had touched her so gently and carefully only moments earlier. "What... were those?" she finally asked, her voice still trembling. "Those creatures... what are they? And why did they attack us?" Vael fell silent for a moment, weighing his answer. He didn't want to frighten Fiora any further. But neither did he want to lie to her. "They're experimental creatures," he finally replied, his voice calm and controlled.

Hidden beneath the sands of the canyon floor was a massive abyssal creature, bound in chains, its eyes glowing with a malevolent light. "It's a trap," Liora whispered, her voice filled with dread. Before we could retreat, the creature stirred, sensing our presence. The chains binding it started to unravel, released by unseen forces from the outpost. It was not just any creature; it was a Leviathan, an ancient beast of destruction, long believed to be a myth.

“You will remain here. If you move an inch, I will make you regret ever disobeying me. I will take care of them.” But it turned out that he didn’t have to do anything. As soon as the sun came up, all the creatures began to shriek and screech in pain. We both watched as they slowly burned till all that was left of them was ashes, just like the one Gavrael had burnt with his power just a minute ago. I heaved a sigh of relief, apparently, these creatures can only operate at night. It makes sense since they are creatures born from darkness. I needed to talk to Theia, find out what she knows about these creatures and cross reference it with the information I’ve gotten from them so far. We needed

“Exactly, if your power could cause such a devastating battle, imagine what Mia’s power would cause. As was the case with your power, dark forces are being drawn to Mia, the more her power awakens, the more dangerous and sinister things that will want to own and control it.” “I won’t let that happen,” I replied, frowning and getting defensive. “You may not have much of a say in the matter, we are talking of diverse and powerful supernatural creatures,” Bastine said. “What do you mean ‘supernatural creatures?’ Are wolves not the only creatures in existence?” Ivan asked. “Far from it,” Bastien replied, “There are way too many to count, wolves just happen to be the only ones that can wander abo