Sci Fi Creatures Novels & Stories

Then there was nothing. Prince Vaugn and Veronica almost collided as they both ran towards the sound of the scream. She was relieved to see him. A moment later, Roger came into view as he stood in front of a giant furry creature. It was taller than an elephant. The creature had short shaggy dark blue fur with a white mane and a bushy beard that were accented with red along its edges. A long tail ended in a tuft of red fur. The creature’s big head was adorned by short black horns and it had a hump on its shoulders.

There, strange creatures the size of a basin were running fast from the ground. At first glance, there were at least hundreds of them. Every living form was wrapped in a layer of white bone armor. These creatures didn't look the same! Some were like spiders, some were like ants, and some were like scorpions... In short, they were all insects that could be seen at ordinary times. However, their size and lethality were far beyond that of ordinary bugs. An ant flapped its wings like a flash of lightning and swept toward a genius in the Spirit.

Zahir said. “Oceans? There were creatures with super-consciousness like us in the oceans?” Zeve asked. Zahir looked at her, “yes, your highness. Werewolves, vampires and sorcizens inhabited the land and mer-people and sirens inhabited the oceans. Their upper bodies looked like us, but their lower bodies were that of a fish.” “Wait! What! This is insane! They were fantasy creatures, not real!” Lucella said. “Just because they are fantasy doesn’t mean they aren’t real. Fantasy is nothing but a recreation of a creation that our minds couldn’t comprehend, but eyes remembered, royal doctor,” Zahir said in a calm, respectful tone.

Knowing that Aimi held memories beyond the world book, Naoko chose to bet on that knowledge and sounded her agreement. While they moved to stand back to back in a circle, more of those human figures appeared all around them. Before long, they got surrounded by the mysterious creatures whose features were still unclear. They still had not been able to identify the creature as human or not when the creatures suddenly came at them at a speed that the cameras could barely keep up with. "Humans?!" "Giants!" "What do we do?!" "What're they wearing?"

Furthermore, I implore you, if you struggle with any body dysmorphic or eating disorder and feel literature could be triggering or damaging, please read with caution. Secondly, Creature is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of my imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Certain long-standing institutions (like the Royal Opera House and Bolshoi Ballet) are mentioned, but the characters involved are completely imaginary. . ｡༶・° T E R M I N O L O G Y °・༶ ｡.

Harper froze. "Something is watching us," Sebastian looked up into the shadows of the stalactites. His golden eyes dilated, adjusting to the dark. He saw them. Not one. Dozens. Creatures clinging to the rock. They looked like bats, but the size of dogs. Pale, hairless, with massive claws and no eyes. Their skin was translucent, pulsing with... blue veins? The Virus. These creatures had been feeding on the leaking fumes of the Helios strain for centuries. They had mutated into perfect predators. SCREECH! One of the creatures let out a sonic shriek. It dove.

But the more Dorian spoke, the more questions arose in my mind. "What about the dreams I've been having, your mother and also, Gustav?" I asked hesitantly. "What kind of dreams?" Dorian asked, his tone shifting to one of concern. "They're...strange. I see you, but you're not human. You're something else entirely. And there are others, too. Creatures that I can't even begin to describe." Dorian fell silent for a moment, as if considering his words carefully. "Eden, there are things out there that most people don't believe in. Creatures that live among us, hidden in plain sight. They're not all friendly, either. Some of them are dangerous."

Jesus Christ. There’s more than a dozen of those monstrous creatures moving in the darkness beyond the split earth. Fear isn’t tightening in my chest like I expected it to be, it’s something stranger. Recognition. The first creature in front of me tilts its head again, watching, waiting like it’s listening for something none of us can hear. “Saxa,” eirik whispers again. More controlled this time. “Step back.” But I don’t move. Because the threads between the creature and I are shifting again.

He said fighting the urge to flight as he was in the presence of the most powerful creatures in existence. "Lies you tell, tricks you play, foolish you are," Said another in the dark, its voice much calmer than the previous. Alexander gaze upwards, it was the source of the eerie sounds, he was right. At the top were three winged jet-black creatures, having the shape and structure of a humanoid bat. In an upside-down position and their legs latched on the ceilings, their white canines with elongated down their necks were visible as the red monolith.

The immortal stepped forward. “Something the eclipse woke up.” “That’s not helpful!” “It’s called a Void Revenant.” Seraphine froze for half a second. Even guardians whispered about those things in old stories. Creatures born when dead cosmic entities left scars in reality. Beings that fed on collapsing worlds. “You’re telling me that thing eats planets?” “Sometimes.” The creature lunged again. This time for him. Its massive claws crashed into his chest with enough force to shatter buildings. The entire church shook.