Sea Beast Core Novels & Stories

the merman named Caspian Shore shouted in refutation, lunging to snatch Victoria from his grasp. Mother stood there, dumbfounded. She was unable to figure out how things had turned out this way. Victoria was already weak from lack of proper sustenance and had now completely lost her ability to think clearly. All three beastmen glared menacingly, demanding she give them an answer, but anything she said now would be wrong. In her panic, Victoria said hastily, "I only considered you friends." "Friends?" All three beastmen's expressions changed. "Didn't you say before that you'd only ever have feelings for me in this lifetime?"

] [Skills-Flight, Adamantium Scale, Sonic Speed, Sixth Sense, Cold Immunity, Space Manipulation, Humanoid Form] The list went on and on. This was the first time the system had provided me with so thorough information about a beast. My pupils widened. I'd been looking for the ideal core, and here it was. A difficulty, nevertheless, existed. I'll take care of whatever issue there is afterwards. Regardless of what happened, I had to make sure that I got this core in my hands. "We're going all out for this core, Solan." "The core is truly remarkable, in my opinion as well."

She spun around quickly, crossing her arms protectively over her exposed chest. “I…I’m sorry…I got worried—I’m sorry,” Evan apologized. “Wow,” He repeated under his breath. He ran a shaky hand through his thick, dark hair. “The Beast isn’t so much of a beast, now is she?” Kat heard the comment and immediately regained her composure. With one arm still over her breasts, she turned back to face him. “Is that so?” She bared her teeth at him before she pushed the door—along with him—closed. “And stay out!” She yelled through the door.

“In the river. And something bit him, I saw it, it was a snake, a big one. A taipan, I think.” I froze. My blood ran cold. “A taipan?” Cora's head jerked up. “Yeah,” she said grimly. “They sometimes invade the riverbanks during the heat season. We've had incidents before... not like this though.” Holy hell. A taipan. Most venomous snake in existence. Even a werewolf’s accelerated healing couldn’t keep up with the kind of neurotoxin this monster pumped into its prey. That venom didn't just bite, it shut you down. Muscles. Nerves. Breathing. Everything.

It moved with an eerie fluidity that defied its massive size. Pelin gripped my arm, her breath shallow. “Tell me that’s not real,” she whispered. “It’s real,” I said, forcing myself to look. “And it’s not alone.” Capricorn, the sea goat, swam alongside it. Half-beast, half-fish, its spiraling horns cut through the water with terrifying grace. Its muscular upper body merged into a powerful, scaled tail, propelling it forward like a nightmare from the depths of the ocean.

The monster all have their cores, and one fact about Fantasma Monster biology, is that, the decaying process of monster carcass will only stars after 5 days of death, because at that time, the Monster Core or Beast Cores after 5 days of not supplying energy to a living bodies or were not urged to functions nor wasn’t keep in a special sealed environment, it will started to make a mana reactions, which the Monster Cores will, by itself degrading releasing their trapped mana into the air,and dissipate. Also Seafood or even any sea related products is very well received on the Central Continent mainland, it was even considered as an limited well sought after products. Fishes, oysters, clams lob

Silas whispered, his gold-and-sapphire skin glowing with a frantic brilliance. He looked at the sea of mercury and saw thousands of "Fragments"—small, glowing shards of souls that had been discarded. And in the center of the sea, the Merchant-Beast stood like a titan of "Biological Chaos." It wasn't a man in a suit anymore. It was a massive, shifting mass of "Rejected Scents" and "Dirty Data," its head a solid, glowing violet "Barcode." In its claws, it held a small, white-glass cage.

The beast I married Chapter 8 Kiss my tears away The pain from her grumbling stomach jolted her out of her deep slumber as She used her hands to tease her eyes, She groaned painfully as she used her hands to clutch her stomach tightly to see if it will suppress the pain. How on earth did she forget about her monthly flow?

It moved with an eerie fluidity that defied its massive size. Pelin gripped my arm, her breath shallow. “Tell me that’s not real,” she whispered. “It’s real,” I said, forcing myself to look. “And it’s not alone.” Capricorn, the sea goat, swam alongside it. Half-beast, half-fish, its spiraling horns cut through the water with terrifying grace. Its muscular upper body merged into a powerful, scaled tail, propelling it forward like a nightmare from the depths of the ocean.

Cassian muttered darkly. He stepped inside the vault, his boots crunching over fragments of shattered display glass. At the center of the room sat a massive obsidian pedestal that had once housed the deep-sea core sample recovered from the Western trench—the dormant, glowing-azure crystal fragment of the Aetheric Core. The pedestal was empty. A single drop of dark, crimson blood was smeared across the polished obsidian stone beside a torn piece of parchment bearing a foreign, stylized seal: an eclipse bleeding black ink.