Science Fiction Creatures Novels & Stories

The creatures didn't care about Ardina's screams echoing in the cave. The creatures are like aliens. It has tentacles like an octopus around its mouth. They don't have noses and ears, but they have two holes on the left and right sides of their faces. Ardina did not understand about the body structure of the aliens they had never met before. Moreover, his body is very disturbing smell. The stench exceeds the smell of carrion that has been snatched up by the maggots.

The only thing separating them and Vance with Rosa. These creatures are a zombie. It must be zombies but with a werewolf or human DNA just from the features of their faces. They made high pitch wailing, vicious cries and clawed the cell and bricks so hard that some fingers lay on the floor - torn, broken, and bloodied. Vance was right, they shouldn’t be here. God knows how long the creatures could break into their space and kill them. “What are those things?” “I don’t know. I woke up here and saw them when I was yelling for help. My guess is, Marco kept these creatures here for security.”

Inside this ball of flame sat a living, breathing creature that almost took his breath away. As Creed peeked at this creature, stared back at him. Creed had absolutely no idea what kind of creature this was. In fact, his appearance was so uncanny, it made him realize how little he knew about glitches and the beings. Yet, every cell in his body screamed terror when he realized this abysmal creature was staring at him as well.

"Whatever breached it must be—" "One of his experiments," General Christopher finished grimly. "Seems the godking has grown impatient." They emerged onto a broad balcony overlooking one of the Citadel's inner courtyards. The scene below was chaos. Soldiers formed a defensive line against a flood of twisted creatures that poured through a smoldering breach in the wall. The creatures moved with unnatural speed, their forms a horrific fusion of insect, reptile, and something far less identifiable. "What are those things?" Kealy breathed, her daggers already in hand.

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.

Adolf howl, catching the attention of other creatures. “It’s the Alpha!” They all made a path for Adolf, thinking it’s Azariel. I couldn’t blame them if Azariel rarely roamed this area and they thought it’s him. Since from what I heard is that the skunks are the ones who’s taking control of the other cities and Azariel is under them. “What’s going on here?” I asked before landing on the ground when Adolf stop from his tracks. The other creatures looks at me. Judging from what they look like, they are from the race of centaur.

The battle is fierce. I know this is Troy, even though I haven’t seen him. These creatures, there isn’t another word for them, aren’t natural. He’s created weird hybrids. No, these are mutants. My children are hybrids, this is something else entirely. It’s almost as if he tried to recreate mythological creatures but fell short. There’s a three-headed dog, or wolf, I’m not sure, a lion with bat wings and what looks like an attempt to recreate a dragon but in a smaller, much less beautiful creature.

"That's an even harder question to answer." "Just answer her god damn question!" another shout. "Well... umm..." I knew I was stuttering but I couldn't help it, I was feeling increasingly nervous about what I had to say. "I know we all think that these creatures are zombies and I guess in a sense they are, seeing as they are mindless beings that are ravenous. But they aren't actually zombies in the true sense of the word, they don't eat flesh and they aren't after our brains-" "Then what the hell are they?"

I muttered under my breath. Asher, who had been quiet the entire time, finally spoke. “If we can’t trust each other, we’ll fall,” he said, voice steady but laced with irritation. “We’re not just facing dead land. There have been sightings of creatures.” The room went still. Alpha Cassian’s jaw clenched. “What kind of creatures?” he asked, voice carefully. “Not wolves,” Asher said, eyes glowing faintly. “Something else. Something with wings.” A ripple of unease passed through the room, even the most hardened Alphas shifting in their seats.

"We've made progress." I raised an eyebrow, not liking the sound of that. "Progress? Tell me about it". He hesitated for a moment, then motioned for Clinton and me to sit. "Ok, then. These creatures... they're more dangerous than we realized." I crossed my arms, leaning back in my chair. "I thought we already knew that." The scientist swallowed hard, clearly uncomfortable. "Yes, but I've discovered something crucial. These creatures are like vampires... but not exactly. They share similar traits, but there's one big difference."