Sym Bionic Titan Monsters Novels & Stories

"Cameron Stuart! Just how much more trouble are you trying to cause me!" Natalie Parker's shrill voice rang in my ears, jolting me awake. The moment I opened my eyes, I saw her raising a bottle of sulfuric acid to splash it on me. Recalling the unbearable agony that overwhelmed me in my previous life, I instinctively reached out to grab the bottle. Still, some of the liquid splashed out anyway, dripping onto my body. I gasped in pain. After exhaling deeply, I clenched my jaw and caught Natalie by the wrist. "Are you mad? You can kill someone if you throw an entire bottle of sulfuric acid at them! Don't you know that?"

The one that would either break him completely or finally make him whole. Lightning flashed across the open marble platform at the top. In the middle stood the Titan, nine feet of pure muscle and glowing power. His skin shone with silver light. Between his legs hung the biggest cock Torvald had ever seen. Even soft, it was thick and heavy, longer than his arm. As Torvald watched, it grew hard, rising up like a thick, veiny monster. The fat head leaked shiny drops that glowed in the dark. The Titan looked at him with burning eyes. “Little king, you dare come here?” his voice boomed like thunder. “This cock has broken stronger men than you.”

“All of them found on the outskirts. Burnt. But not by sunlight. It wasn’t natural. The smell lingers even after they’re moved. Like scorched flesh and ash soaked into the ground.” Rina made a face. “God.” “And their eyes…” I continued, swallowing, “They don’t rot the way human corpses do. But these… it was like dust had settled deep behind the sockets. Like whatever got to them drained something out of them first.” Rina shivered slightly. “Okay, now I’m definitely sleeping with the light on.” I smirked. “You always do.” She shrugged. “Yeah, but now it’s justified.” I hesitated, then added, “Leonidas offered me a seat on his council. Right after the third body turned up.”

Their limbs and bones begin to twitch and crack unnaturally as they shift into hulky abnormal monsters with bald heads, disfigured muzzles, and red fangs that are utterly disgusting and strange to look at. Just like Erin warned me. With a screeching cry, Ryker’s enhanced soldiers charge forward. Muscled, snarling giant beasts. They are not wolves. Not anymore. “NOW!” I roar. My team and I charge forward. Our gunfires fill the air, shooting straight at the monsters as they fight back at us. Wes fights beside me. I dodge a pair of monster claws, slashing my silver blade across the monster’s throat. It howls, stumbling back before Derek shoots it twice in the skull.

The deal. No one smiles. “No,” Auren says flatly. “Absolutely not.” “They’re manipulating you,” Lucien adds. “Why didn’t you say this earlier, Lucian?” I ask tiredly. “Because you wouldn’t let me speak,” he spits “They’re dangerous,” Kael says, quieter—but sharper. As if summoned by the tension— the attic shadows ripple. And the Vor’Enya Twins appear. “We will help,” they say in unison. Auren shifts into a defensive stance instantly. “Over my dead body.”

Dominic caught the scent of my sudden fear instantly, a dark, mocking smile tugging at the corner of his lips. “You’re scared of me,” he murmured, his voice a dangerously quiet, gravelly purr that vibrated across the dead space between us. He leaned forward slightly over the body, bringing his sharp, chiseled features into my field of vision. “Good. If last night wasn’t clear enough for you in my chambers… now you know why they call me the Monster Alpha King. Now you know exactly what happens when someone betrays me or alters my protocols.”

And even if we somehow managed to get there in time, there was always the issue of Titan and Tiamat, two water dragons that guarded it. Titan and Tiamat, twin water dragons, ancient monsters of old, their names alone striking fear into hearts and minds of any supernatural creature. Humans too wrote lore stories about them, as unlike other creatures, they did not care if they were discovered, nor did they care what chaos they created whenever they wanted to come up. Luckily, for the most part, they could be subdued, but that was a full-time job. The biggest problem with them was their lack of loyalty. Even though I helped Thalia create them many eons ago, they were ferocious monsters that did

That would be a lie. As Rei stood and began to unbutton his shirt, I was fascinated with the definition of his chest and abs. I’d never seen Rei without a shirt, and it was a sight to behold. If the timeline wasn’t wrong, I’d say Michelangelo used Rei as his muse before sculpting the torso of David. When he turned, his back displayed a tattoo reaching from shoulder to shoulder and down his tapered back. The markings continued down each arm. I suddenly recalled seeing the edge of the artwork from beneath his sleeves the night we went to the Green Lady.

we must draw him out. I stopped in front of a cell. Inside was not a child. It was a man. Or what used to be a man. He was massive. His skin was gray, covered in the geometric tattoos of the Black Lotus. But he had been enhanced. Star-metal plates were bolted to his flesh. A generator hummed on his back. He was a hybrid. Architect biology. Human engineering. He was the "Plan B" I had promised. "Is the Titan ready?" I asked.

Eren and Zoya ran as fast as they could to help Jacob and Zoya. "Jacob!" shouted Ben as he watched his friend get bitten by the hideous creature in the shoulder. Ben immediately ran and hit the monster. "Bugh! Brack!” Ben uses a wooden block to beat the monster. The monster immediately fell hit by a blow from Ben. “Arkkhh.. It's hurt!” said Jacob groaning in pain. The monsters in the room came back to attack Ben, Jacob and the female robot. Even though Ben is big and has super strength, he still won't be able to fight all these creatures alone. Ben and Jacob's position was getting desperate. Jacob suddenly spoke to Ben.