Science Fiction Creatures Novels & Stories

I asked with a frown once he’d locked gazes with me. “This time, it’s not just about rogues but also about another creature.” “Which creature -” “It’s a creature the Moon Howlers created… and it seems worst than rogues.” “What are you doing about?” A creature the Moon Howlers created? Why would they create a creature which would cause havoc like rogues? “It a thing who is half living and half dead already.” From the description of those creatures, I registered the seriousness of the situation. “How bad is it?” “Pretty bad,” Dalton gulped.

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.

“They don’t have any facial features and are like shadows—only much worse. I used to have an army of those before...They do not die.” I stuttered, “What?” “They are the evilest creatures of the universe. Chaotic. Whenever they go, they create trouble. That’s how they thrive. Most of them live freely and on their own but the others travel in a pack. Usually, the entire pack is hired to kill the enemy.”

Irvin shook his head, smiling. “Those are nasty creatures. Stay away from one.” Irvin warned but a smile was still on his face. “You mean to say you believe that vampires exist?” Zadkiel gave him a weird look. “Came across a few in my life.” Irvin shrugged. “Then you must believe in witches, werewolves, fallen angels and ghosts.” Zadkiel chuckled, finding it amusing. “So you know all about it but are just stupid to figure out about it?” Irvin crossed his arms.

But the most horrifying in its features was the fact that it has no face, only a pair of mouths located in the eyes area. The creature ate the severed head's eyeballs and tossed the eyeless part towards the sea of demonic monsters behind it, feasting like madmen. Aswangs, Tikbalangs, Kapres and burning humanoid creatures called Santelmos--the bulk that made up the army of monsters. When they spilt their first blood on Earth, they felt dominance over the human race already, as if their dominion over this world was a lost deserved heredity that they found.

“Some people see large, black creatures floating in the sky, heading somewhere quickly! We even started to smell the rotten smell of Ebu Gogo the Baby-Eater! Hundreds of banaspati are flying everywhere in large colonies! Even the red winged apes Bati do the same thing! Do you want the country of Dasina to be struck by the horror of the times when Amerta was long ago?! We demand more significant action from the government!” Venus was pensive when she heard the names of the creatures mentioned. Is that part of the army that Ildara is gathering? Where did she gather these creatures? Venus grinned with unnatural pleasure. Her heart bulged as if she finally got what she had been craving for. Yes,

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."

~ 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.

When will he ever change? Kreios is sitting in his human form, I haven't quite figured out what is he exactly, but he represents the mythical creatures that found safe haven in certain regions; sphinxes, centaurs, chimeras and even trolls, they are creatures that have behaviors more relatable to the animals and so, one only represents them all. He is smart and very sharp with his comments. He has the ability to communicate with all races, mythical or not, and understands them.

The air thickened, pressing against my skin, filled with the unnatural presence of the creatures Raven had brought into our ranks. As I entered the chamber, dozens of glowing red eyes flickered open in the darkness. The creatures shifted, their elongated limbs moving with eerie grace, their twisted forms half-wolf, half-something else. They weren’t like us. They weren’t bound by instinct or honor. They were hunger. They were death. One of them stepped forward, tilting its head as if studying me. Its mouth parted slightly, revealing rows of razor-sharp teeth. I tensed. I was a warrior. A leader. I had seen things that would break lesser men. But standing here, in this cavern filled with creat