Sukuna Screaming Novels & Stories

I try to crawl on the floor too to reach it, but I was immediately stopped by a rogue roughly taking my hand into his mouth, its teeth seeking deep into my flesh. I let out a heart-wrenching scream, when another one caught my other arm in its mouth, ripping my flesh off my skin. "Amora!" I heard Suki shouting my name, but I couldn't respond to her as I was slowly going unconscious or dying, I didn't know which one it was. "Stay right there, I will help us out." Suki cried out. My eyes remained glued to her as I watched her struggle to crawl toward us. But it was only short-lived when a rogue jumped directly into her face.

I quickly shake my friend awake, wondering how the blonde can sleep so heavily. "I smell blood." My friend says as she rubs her eyes, and she is right. The coper tang hangs in the air and we both look in fear knowing who exactly this scent belongs to. "Where is she?" A scream echoes through the lake and all three of us freeze. "I don't know who you're talking about." The Luna is crying. She never cries, her answer filled with fear. Fear that she has never shown any of us. Luna Reena is strong, always taking on a problem with calmness and grace. But the way she sobs now is something I will never forget.

“We can get you out of here.” The woman shook her head rapidly and pointed to her own neck brace. Suki touched her own. “They’re treating you all like rabid animals.” She sighed, “I can’t leave you all here, please, escape with us.” “N-No…” the woman coughed. Then she shrieked an agonising scream. Suki jumped back, startled. Examining her carefully, she realised the neck brace was electrocuting her. “Which one of those fucking dogs is screaming now?” a deep voice from afar yelled.

Ketet said, clapping her hands. The witches began a chorus of agreements and suddenly another chain of silver went around my midsection. I screamed out in pain and saw smoke rising from my skin. I finally lost my battle to stay awake and the last thing I saw was my maker kissing my nose. Fucking psychopath. ~Sunny’s Point of View~

Right now she is fighting a beast called Cerberus, it is a giant 3 headed dog, they are strong creatures but they are not rare individuals, unlike unicorns or phoenixes and faes. While running away from the Cerberus, Suyi suddenly slipped and hit her head on the trunk of a tree making her already staggering vision more unstable. The beast quickly stood in front of her with its mouth open, ready to devour her. Closing her eyes, Suyi grabbed the hilt of her sword and stabbed the creature before her before she fainted. Bob immediately vanished and appeared before the injured beast, his half silver and half black hair that was as silky as silver threads swayed along with the cold wind while his

Her eyes rolled white. “No—Astrid, stay with me!” She didn’t hear me. Or she couldn’t. Her lips parted again: “H-he’s… he’s inside…” And then she screamed. Not a mortal scream. Not human. Not wolf. A sound layered with something older than either, something that made the trees bend inward, and the ground tremble with memory. Lucian smiled faintly. “The Anchor Scream. The First Luna made it too, the night she sealed Him. Beautiful, isn’t it?”

"I'm done being locked away. I'm done with you and your mother's lies. I'm ending it now!" Fear crossed Sade's eyes, and she let out a loud, powerful, and hysterical scream. The high-pitched sound pierced my ears, making me flinch—goddess, she had powerful lungs. As the scream echoed through the dimly lit room, I felt the tension thickening in the air. It was as if time had stopped. Every heartbeat felt amplified, resonating with the chaos about to unfold. My hand snapped forward, and my claws curled around her mouth, silencing her.

She opened her mouth wide and emits a sonic scream throwing the Beta off her body. As she was about to stand to her feet, Zuka moved faster than the eyes could see. He grabbed her by her throat and lifted her above the ground. “Let’s see how you will scream,” Zuka snarled. He was choking her making it impossible for her to emit a scream or utter a word.

He shakes his head and blubbers, “I don’t know what you want me to say.” I grab him between the legs, seeing nothing but a slideshow of Lena’s torment on repeat. I could saw off my own fingers, and I’d hardly notice.They’re hurting her. Scaring her. Making her cry. The blade cuts through skin and muscle, eliciting a scream that horror movies can’t imitate. That sound can only be born from the type of horror very few humans actually experience. It sounds like music. Is it the same sound Lena is making? Blood spurts, painting Ra and me in crimson. He sucks in a deep breath, preparing to let loose another scream no one else will ever hear, but then he passes out.

This is where I die. As the wolves prepared to strike, I braced myself for the end. The forest seemed to hold its breath, the moonlight casting dancing shadows like specters. But just as the lead wolf lunged, everything shifted. The scene began to blur and fade. Scream, Morticia commanded. Scream like you did that night. I opened my mouth and let out a piercing scream—not of physical pain, but of pure, soul-deep anguish. The sound tore from my throat, raw and desperate, echoing through the vision until it shattered like glass.