The Night Feeder Novels & Stories

Noah asked. "Oh, right. They are just small insects,” said Azura. Lux, Azura, and Noah started to attack the hordes of their enemies. The enemies attacked them with firearms, while they only used their bare hands. Their agility makes the enemies unable to hit them. After that, Team Blue Starlight completed their task successfully and cleared all of their enemies. "What is this? Has their leader run away?” confused Azura. He felt odd about all of this. After that, Azura and Noah took the children one by one with them on the helicopter. Finally, left someone a little girl, she will be brought together with Lux. Azura and Noah were back in the helicopter. They told Lux ​​to go up immediately.

The siblings arrived earlier than expected. In a stroke of luck, they did not encounter heavy traffic on their way back. Claude and Vince slept in her bedroom while she busied herself with their dinner and game night food. Her brothers seldom crash at her place, so when they do, she makes sure that she makes their favorite food. For dinner, she whipped their family recipe of adobo. She also prepared buffalo wings for their game food.

She hopes she finds some in her kitchen. ' her kitchen', Emily smiles at the sound of that, she likes it. She roams around the house, checking the windows and doors, it is indeed comfortable. Emily moves around her empty kitchen, in the middle is just a stove and pots for her. She notice a mini fridge resting against the wall. Emily opens it and almost choke when she sees how full it is. She quickly prepares noodles for herself. The room became darker as the only light shown is that of the moon. Emily gulps down her water, this is her most difficult time of the night. Sleeping time is a difficult time for Emily because she dreams a lot and have scary nightmares.

“Here, take these pills then I’ll get you something to eat.” He reluctantly swallowed those capsules. While Noah chewed on that half-cooked broccoli I walked over to the window and pushed the glass open. Tranquillity. That appeasing scent from the jasmine, moonbeams fondling the shrubs to sleep, while an angel with dark wings that were ornamented with minute jewels twinkled in series. Its wings concealed the sky protecting it from evil’s sight when the creatures beneath it slept in peace. Just then a woodpecker arrived at its home after a long tiring day. I long for the day when my sight will finally fall on the sky ripped apart and when that slit will manifest the jewels, close together man

Or at least that’s what she thought. So she pulled the sheet off of her bed and used it as a makeshift rope to get down her window. She rented a motel for two nights on the other side of the city. She swiped the key card and entered inside. Switching on the lights, she walked to the bed and slumped on it. She slid down the hood, that covered her head and face partially. It was just a regular motel with two twin beds and a bit dirty.

At night. I just woke up feeling pretty comfortable, I looked at the person next to me who was currently sleeping and still hugging me. Just like a child, Axel is like this when he doesn't want to let me go. "Hon, wake up," I called to it as I slowly shook my shoulder. "Uhmmm!" its language muttering. "Hon, I've been hungry past 7 p.m," I promise. It is reversed when it gets up.

her downturn lip curved into a smile but Beatrix wasn't returning the smile, her eyes widened as she waited impatiently for miss Lorena's solution to be said. "You'll be taking the night shift" miss Lorena said and she heaved a sigh of relief. She didn't like the idea but she was glad she wasn't going to be fired. "Miss Lorena..." She paused as she swallowed hard. "I'm sorry for always showing up late for work, I'll fix that" she pleaded "Huh? You're declining my offer?" "Yes please" she tried to sound as polite as she could "Sadly, that wasn't an offer but an order and you are to resume night shift tomorrow. End of discussion" she reached out for her locker

She probably already knows Ainslee’s shoe size. We walk outside into the garden, and Ainslee gasps. “This is lovely,” she says, letting go of my hand as she wanders around. A few feeders are present, and they stop to look at us, curiosity filling their expressions as they gaze in the beautiful shifter’s direction. “This is where the feeders spend their time?” “Some of it,” I assure her. “They can come out here for several hours a day if they choose. We have indoor facilities where they can socialize, too, if it’s raining or they otherwise don’t want to come out.

She looked cheerful in her pink sleeveless top and white leggings. "If this is truly an act of war against what TMC stands for, then how long would it be before this academy is also attacked?" I asked her rhetorically, leaning against the window frame, and looking out the window at the dark sky, splattered with tiny stars, and designed by two full moons. A nightdiver flew right past my window, followed by two more. They were bird-like creatures that were often seen diving in the air, although they possessed long pointed ears and sharp teeth. They were nocturnal creatures that fed on smaller animals like Mistrats.

Fiona said. “Good. That’s good. I gotta sleep some more.” I whispered. I curled up on the ground and fell back asleep instantly. The next thing I knew I was woken up by Fiona shaking me. “Everest, get up! Come on!” “Wha…what?” I shook my head groggily. “What’s going on?” “Feeders! They’re coming for breakfast. It’s morning” She hissed in my ear. Oh gods. I heard shrieks and growls echoing around the cave behind the metal doors. The girls pulled me back against the wall with them.