Spiderwick Chronicles Creature Novels & Stories

The vampire laughed while shading her eyes with one hand, blocking the sun to look at Brandt. "If you need help with healing your injury, come to the house after the sun goes down." Cheri flashed away and he reached out for his mate, barely catching the deadweight of her body before she hit the ground. He picked her up and began walking to the cabin once more. His gait was tentative but he no longer had to worry about his body's sexual response. He gave a soft chuckle but then the smile disappeared. What had gone on in her prison for all those years? She thought a child a demon. He understood her reaction to the vampire, but Kinsee had turned into a werewolf. It should have brought about fas

A little tickle on her arm distracted her away from Dakari’s one sided conversation and she looked down to see a hairy spider about the size of her thumb casually strolling down her elbow and on to her forearm. She jumped up and started shaking her arm, swatting at it as if it were on fire. She barely stifled a scream, and only calmed when the offending arachnid was successfully flung from her body scurrying off into the rocks from which it had come. She had Dakari’s attention now. He still lay against the wall of the cliff, but now he was grinning and chuckling at her. “You can ride on the back of a dragon, climb sheer cliffs in the middle of the night, but a tiny spider scares you?” With

he said to Aliyah. “We were sparring and then a branch fell on something that looked like spider web and then this thing crawled out of it. It attacked me but it didn’t do enough damage before something, I don’t know,” she shrugged. “Something at the speed of light came over and attacked it. The Nebuzar or something wasn’t a match for this new creature because it killed it in less than two minutes.” “And you were there all along, watching everything?” An elder asked. Aliyah nodded. “I was too shock to move. The Nebuzar thing would have killed me if that other creature didn’t show up.”

Katie and I were out of reach to save her. Chomp! A giant spider took a drop on him and bit his neck. The enemy commander screamed in pain before it jumped away and landed next to us. “That’s not one of Commander Javier’s familiars,” one of the tengu braves exclaimed. The giant spider was as big as a tiger, and it began to chuckle. Our eyes widened, recognizing that familiar voice. “Zeki?” we all gasped. “Yes, it is I….” Zeki transformed back to his human form. “Zeki the Storyteller.”

Rem demanded to know, his breathing ragged. I pointed a trembling finger towards the bed. “Under the pillow,” I stammered. He didn’t hesitate; Rem flipped the pillow, and he recoiled at the sight of the venomous creature skittering across the sheets. “Shit,” Conner breathed. “That’s a crawler. Those things are lethal.”

They crawled forward through the flame like hatred had hands and hunger had bones. Spiro’s roar changed. Not fear. Rage. He snapped one up in his jaws and crushed it, then flung the ruined body toward Nyra. Seraphina burned it before it could rise. Another climbed his wing, claws digging between scales. Spiro slammed his wing against a rock, smashing the creature into paste. The paste smoked. Then it started pulling together again. “Only gold!” Astrid called, her wolf body skidding back as another creature raked its claws across her shoulder. Keiran struck the same creature from behind, driving it away from her. “I see that!” Keiran shouted.

The sound came softly at first, it was light and trickling, like water. Kaliyah turned her head, her brows furrowing in confusion. But then she froze. Her breath caught in her throat as she looked back into the room. The sacks that had been lying at the far end were now toppled over, and from them, creatures spilled. Huge, bloated spiders with glistening black legs. Scorpions, thick and twitching, their curved tails raised like weapons. They poured out in droves from the sack. Her heart slammed against her ribs.

She was about to ask if it was him who saved her and her son but stopped seeing that Aldophus was already on the other side of the battle and he had already began a one-sided slaughter on the ironclad spiders. The ironclad spiders had an incredibly tough body, as their name suggested, their defenses were top tier in the realm of mystical creatures, a mature ironclad spider was capable of fighting head to head with even Alpha Wolve's, even if it couldn't win the battle it was sure to escape with it's life. "What do we do captain?" The leader of the villager's came back to reality and watched his surroundings he had been mesmerized by Aldophus's performance and had stood with his mouth agape.

She was about to ask if it was him who saved her and her son but stopped seeing that Aldophus was already on the other side of the battle and he had already began a one-sided slaughter on the ironclad spiders. The ironclad spiders had an incredibly tough body, as their name suggested, their defenses were top tier in the realm of mystical creatures, a mature ironclad spider was capable of fighting head to head with even Alpha Wolve's, even if it couldn't win the battle it was sure to escape with it's life. "What do we do captain?" The leader of the villager's came back to reality and watched his surroundings he had been mesmerized by Aldophus's performance and had stood with his mouth agape.

he muttered. Then she gritted. "There is," she muttered. "It's by killing all of you here!" She spat. The creature she had been summoning finally completed its existence. It was large, it looked like a giant spider with a scorpion's tail.