Scourge Hedgehog Novels & Stories

“Yes, you can do that. Let us end this.” There was a bit of hustling and bustling and then I saw a rogue for the first time in my life. A sudden silence fell across the square, a silence the rogue broke with a ferocious growl. My breath caught in my throat as I gazed upon the monstrosity, its fur matted and filthy, eyes glazed over with madness and body smaller than the average wolf. It was a monstrosity that wreaked havoc wherever it went, the worst thing a wolf would ever want to encounter while defenceless.

The moment the surge hits, I run. I don’t think. I don’t breathe, I move. Branches whip against my arms as I tear through the woods, Dad right behind me. The bond is a live wire under my skin, burning, frantic, pulling me toward Raven with a force that borders on pain. She’s scared. She’s overwhelmed. She’s losing control. And something else is there too, something dark, watching her. We break through the tree line just in time to see a hooded figure at the edge of the market. Tall. Still. Face hidden. It turns its head toward Raven’s booth… then vanishes between the trees like smoke.

He wasn’t capable of healing major wounds at a distance, like his father was, but he could patch up scratches like these without too much trouble even when he wasn’t touching the victim. She didn’t have time to thank Scott for his help as another beast was bearing down on her. This one was much bigger than the others. Shaped like a large hippo with the head of a wolf, saliva was dripping from its mouth. Jo shot it several times, but it was so large, even after burying three or four bullets into it, the bastard wouldn’t fall down. As it neared her, she had to think of another way to defend not only herself but the rest of her team.

’ It was a common thing to find a rogue appear every now and then but most didn't survive the hycwen attacks that would rampage them. Hycwens were dumb creatures but their strength was far greater than an average werewolf. Only fighting with them for centuries had made all the werewolves in Scrigis particularly strong compared to the rest. Now, as he looked at the young guy tied to the pole he couldn't help but feel a little sad. The guy in front of him still looked very young, in his prime, and an innocent look to him. As if someone nice and kind had been forced to become rude and ruthless.

I curled into myself trying to shut everything out. I don’t know how long had passed but the smell of sandalwood and amber entered the space as I heard the front door, slowly as the scent grew stronger my senses became mine once again. I was finally feeling normal again when my bedroom door swung open and within a few seconds his strong arms were wrapped around me holding me together. I finally took a deep breath and looked around me, my friends were both sitting on the bed looking at me with concern, Scarlet had a scratch on her arm that wasn’t there when she had arrived at the house. I looked at them both with confusion. “What happened Scarlet?” I asked my bestie. “That night.... when your

[You summoned the following Monsters] [Skeleton Soldier (Normal-Rank+++)] [Skeleton Soldier (Normal-Rank+++)] [Skeleton Magician (Unique-Rank)] [Poisonous Scarab (Normal-Rank+++)] [Skeleton General (Unique+)] [Giant Desert Scorpion (Unique)] [Skeleton Priest (Unique+)] [Elder Treant (Mythical+)] [Infernal Gazer (Mythical+++)] Ten new creatures emerged before Chaos, as he glanced at them with wonder. There were more skeletons this time, it seemed that they were the most common monster. There were some generic soldiers, a mage, and then a General and a Priest, who seemed rather strong. The General wielded large and heavy armor, while the Priest priest-like clothes and was… adept to light magic

The insects had stopped their chirping, and the wind had died down to a stagnant breath. From the darkness of a hollowed-out oak, two glowing, amber eyes ignited. It wasn't a wolf. It was a Scourge-Bear—a creature corrupted by the dark magic that bled from the Shadow Packs to the north. It stood eight feet tall, its fur matted with a black, oily substance that smelled of rot.

He engaged the magnetic bipod, locking it onto the rusted railing of the fire escape, and peered through the high-powered thermal scope. The digital crosshairs zoomed in on the plaza. Behind the barricades of crushed cars and steel shipping containers, the Scourge horde waited. Through the game's 100% graphical filter, they looked like a terrifying swarm of alien monstrosities. Jagged, chitinous armor. Glowing, hostile red eyes. They were huddled together in the pouring rain, holding crude, glowing alien staves and makeshift energy shields. "What's wrong with their pathing?" Ren asked, keeping his crosshairs trained on the largest Scourge Brute in the center.

He spoke to the soldier beside him without taking his eyes off Aazim, the soldier nodded and walked towards Aazim. Aazim who had come out from under the chair was angry and scared but more angry because his plot had now failed but still he kept a bold look on his face. He looked round the hall and accessing the damage, there was not a single follower of his that remained alive, he frowned. He had heard when Saadiya screamed his name, he could see the pain and anger in her facial expression and as he watched her approach him, he withdrew a small knife from underneath his shirt and held it out of the sight of the others.

The Scourge arrived with his followers, rogue vampire, werewolves and Golem . "I heard you both are the most powerful of your kind but I'm here to change that." The Scourge said. "I specially created a Golem to give you a befitting battle,to kill the Chosen She Wolf and most powerful Vampire and their descendant!" He screamed in fury. "I am The Scourge !!! Attack" , he charged. The rogue vampire and werewolves charged forward,and the battle began. Screams of pain, vampires becoming mere ashes as the wolf's fang was pierced through them .