Small Creatures From Star Wars Novels & Stories

I gulped, holding her shoulders, still hiding behind her. Zeve looked in front with a sigh. “What is that thing?” I asked, peeping over her shoulder. The tiny creature that looked like us but was of the size of my thumb was asleep on a black empty scabbard. Zeve and I peered at that creature with membranous red wings like that of a dragon. He was asleep. But after feeling our gaze on him, he sat up, rubbing his eyes. With sleepy eyes he looked around, “oh! Do I need to run?” He yawned and then sighed. “What a pain? I just want to sleep.”

The trees’ leaves danced along with the wind and extraordinary creatures came flying from the top. Alex startled; three human-bee-like creatures came in front of him. Their eyes were big and voided of color. Two furry strings erected on the creatures’ forehead. Serving of what he noticed, as an antenna. They have a large butt that has a sharp object behind it – like a sting in a bee. Their facial feature was of a human’s, making their eyes the most recognizable of all because of its size, but their nose and mouth were that of human’s. They have a body structure of a human but their hips are very thin. They have two main hands where the right one was used to hold the weapon. They also have t

*** Solaris POV *** My eyes narrowed as I looked at the slight movement in the corner of my eyes. It scurried along the floor and just as it went to run by me, I stepped on it. The crunch was loud but set down the crate I was carrying to inspect the now dead insect. It was a cockroach, full grown. Not only was it not the season for them but Finn and I went to great lengths to make sure this place was bug free. It was one of Noah’s greatest fears and really his only one. Cockroaches were on the top of that list next to spiders and centipedes.

The crowd spilled onto the platform, pursued by the knot of creatures that entered the hall. Svetlana’s mouth went dry. All three forms of Kosmops were present. Towering above the rest were tall humanlike figures wrapped up in their signature black trench-coats that were part of their hide. She knew that you could tell Kosmops from humans if you came closer, but in the dimness, they looked like well-fed Council bureaucrats from the Speak-House. Their retinue, however, instantly gave them away. Milling around their feet were snarling, slavering creatures that looked like bald dogs with oversized jaws and pink crania. The rattling came from them. Their tails were like those of rattlesnakes: fl

And under this ray of light, the millions of races in the universe were all illuminated by body and mind, and washed away. "It's the Creatureverse!" Frostwind reverently said. Not only that, after this light was illuminated, the seven dark demons on the ship gradually retreated, and even a little hidden body race was revealed, they are now. Just discovered that beside them, there are literally millions of races. "Mosquito element!" Moonlight Elite Cultivatorerpent was too scared, next to them, there was a very small group of Nebula Elite Cultivatoranctuary Worms, but it was at this time when the light shone down, they felt the terror of this creature.

Rex asked, remembering the chittering, hissing creatures that had ambushed him and Markus shortly after arriving at Dracoterrum. “I do not know what a crazak is, but we call them Scampers,” Dilo said, tilting her head after testing the word crazak a few times audibly. “The word has a ring to it. Crazak, I like it.” “They are hive-minded creatures, we do not usually see them often enough for them to be a problem. The fact they are here, have seen us but haven’t attacked is a little strange and off-putting,” Cassius said, his eyes still focused on the ten crazaks all crouching in a semi-circle in the middle of the road, staring up toward their group.

However, the good times did not last long. Almost immediately, they encountered a problem. It was an attack of bugs! Small, densely packed bugs crawled out of all sides in the long passage. The creatures looked peculiar, with their long antennae and wings. “Ouch!” Teams of bugs swarmed over someone who had slowed down, leaving behind nothing but a few mutilated bones in mere seconds.

Being that they are short and red-haired on normal days, when all the planets of the galactic federation were underground under the caves between the largest mines of that cosmos, towards several planets in their adventure in which they were their greatest pathfinders, being so deep that neither the dwarves nor the dark elves live there, the creatures that lived there then, They are all near-sighted, so they all wear glasses, being sensitive to sunlight, so they wear white diamond protections in their eyes, they see in the dark, their bodies beyond their red heads, they are smooth, they are the so-called little feet, due to their ability to shapeshift, they become the moles at night they di

Elara stepped inside, her boots squelching on a floor that felt like sun-dried leather. "Stay back," Kazimir growled, his hand tight on the hilt of his machete. He pointed his chemical torch at the ceiling. The light revealed the Remnants. Hanging from the rafters in cocoons of amber resin were the "Scraps" of other worlds. There were creatures with six limbs and iridescent carapaces, their faces frozen in a final, silent scream. There were statues of what looked like feathered humanoids, their bodies partially dissolved by Void-Acidity (the corrosive energy left by the cosmic predator).

The Starveil Caravan is unlike anything I've ever seen. Even battered and diminished by the Dominion attack, it's an impressive sight—six remaining wagons painted in deep indigos and blacks, trimmed with silver filigree that catches the light like captured stars. Each wagon is pulled by creatures I've only heard about in stories: Voidsteppers, massive horse-like beasts with coats that shimmer like oil slicks and eyes that glow faint purple. They're native to the floating shards that orbit the Core Sea, and they're said to be able to walk through shadows when properly trained.