Small Creatures From Star Wars Novels & Stories

The whole room was jam-packed with the whole lot of them and there was no room for any extra movement. The Skibblitz were the size of a palm. Their peach bodies were like small rounded logs with arms longer than their bulk bodies, dragging them into a slouching posture. Puffy noses as red and huge as a tomato almost concealed their small beady black eyes. And their dome-shaped heads blinked angry red neon lights. They were like little devil mushrooms. The little maniacal creatures shuffled angrily on their toeless limbs as they bared their glinting fangs at Alex and Clara. As they parted to the side to make a narrow aisle, a meter taller and puckered Skibblitz tottered towards the pair.

"Please be careful. If you don’t come back, I won’t ever forgive you. " "I won’t promise to be careful, but I’ll be back." I assured her, leaning in and giving her a quick kiss on the cheek. Letting out a sigh, she simply nodded, before pulling a hand away and lifting it to her mouth so she could place two fingers in it. Sucking in a deep breath, she gave a shrill whistle, causing the obakes to let out shrieks of excitement, before they began to quickly shrink until they were travel-sized. Holding out a hand, I waited until one landed in my palm and did a few circles before plopping down. I had to admit, at this size, it was really cute, if you looked past the fact that it was an ugly creatu

[Chanel’s POV] “Right.” I give Anthrose one last look before turning my gaze toward the creatures that are slowly making their way toward us. They’re different from the beasts that we’ve encountered until this point, but they’re also the same. These look almost like worms, but they have legs and buglike faces. I guess if I had to compare them to anything, it would be centipedes. Just watching them move gave me the heebie jeebies, but I wasn’t about to let them stop me from getting to what I wanted.

He flicked on the light switch, and froze. The room was a turmoil of squirming worm-like creatures. Each was about a foot long with a bulbous head and a mouth set with small needle-like teeth. They covered the floor and wriggled up and down the walls, excreting long strings of viscous slime. Several had gained purchase on the ceiling and were dangling cords of this sticky ooze beneath them. Many of the loathsome things were writhing, convulsively flexing and licking their dirty sides. The stench was unbearable.

Jordan acted fast, there was no way he was going to return to where they came from and the only way to save themselves was to continue running ahead. Holding her hand tightly, he started running in hope to find the end of the tunnel while Selly followed suit. The moment their feet touched the light casted by the torch, a swarm of crawling creatures emerged from the upper wall as they descended and spread on the floor before they started following them in lightning speed. The two couldn't afford to watch or think anymore and ran as fast as they could but the problem was, they didn't know for how long they were supposed to run. Another problem was, these creatures were new, different and forei

The sound comes from the darkness ahead, like thousands of tiny claws tapping against the tunnel’s concrete floor. Kael stops. He lowers himself instinctively. “Fred. Flashlight,” Kael orders sharply. Fredrick points the beam straight ahead. The moment the light cuts through the darkness, my eyes widen in horror. Dozens... no, hundreds of tiny yellow eyes reflect the light. Creatures no bigger than full-grown chickens begin emerging from behind the collapsed concrete. They have long hind legs and curved necks. Their small mouths are filled with rows of needle-sharp teeth glistening with saliva.

Lucas looked at the Celestial Stars Organization's Master, adding, "do you know what kind of Dark Races they are?" When the Master of the Celestial Stars Organization heard this, he didn't dare to hide anything. He quickly said to Lucas, "In reply to you, Senior, they're from the Heavenly Insects Dark Races Dark Races." ... Hearing the Celestial Stars Organization's Master's words, Lucas understood. No wonder these Dark Races looked similar to worms. It turned out that they were the Heavenly Insects Dark Races Dark Races. "Since that's the case, let's visit the Heavenly Insects Dark Races Dark Races," Lucas said slowly.

But my curiosity is piqued, and I resist her suggestion, determined to linger a while longer amidst the garden's allure. "I prefer to stay," I counter, my resolve firm. With a resigned sigh, Calia relents, her expression betraying a hint of concern. "It's not safe," she insists, her words laced with urgency. "Especially near the woods." Before I can respond, a chorus of high-pitched squeals fills the air, accompanied by a sudden eruption of green smoke that billows forth, causing me to cough and shield my nose with the sleeve of my dress. Through the haze, I glimpse a swarm of peculiar creatures – miniature beings resembling pixies, yet lacking in limbs, their tadpole-like forms darting fran

I froze. Another sound—metal scraping against metal. I grabbed a dry stick lying nearby and edged toward the open hatch. And there they were. A swarm of small, furry creatures, each suspiciously clever-looking, darted out from the nearly-empty crates, clutching handfuls of gold bars and glittering gems. Their ears twitched like radar dishes, and their beady black eyes gleamed with mischief. Shimmering silver fur reflected the harsh sunlight as they scattered down the dunes. Three of the larger ones were struggling with the remaining loot, trying to gather as many as they could when I shouted, “Hey! That’s mine!”

The swarm of Sol-Flies didn't approach with the roar of engines; they arrived with a high-pitched, harmonic hum that vibrated the very teeth in my skull. There were thousands of them, tiny needle-shaped pods of white jade, each propelled by a miniature Sol-Core that left a trail of golden after-images in the air.