Titanus Behemoth Novels & Stories

Anything to touch that hard brash body that embodied the definition of masculinity. Titan was not just like any other man though. Punishment could also mean weeks in a dungeon, splitting rocks with a hammer until her skin came off. There was an implacable cruelty she sensed within him. Maya had a clean heart and was the type to go through life helping, smiling, and affecting the world around her in positive ways. Titan on the other hand embodied a tortured loner drowning in complexities, walking around in a cocoon of dark energy that sent people away in droves.

Feisty! He and Kaede wouldn't deny the attraction he felt toward Titania's tenacity. The 25% werewolf who he claims to be his mate is not easily intimidated by his alpha male aura. And she appeared even more fascinating at that point. He couldn't, however, let her know how much she means to him. Thanus shook his head and sniggered, "Forget those horrible earrings. Without those stupid awful embellishments, she actually looks more lovely. Titania appeared to be even more furious as she sauntered in his direction more quickly. Then she snarled, "That's it. You're going to die now, asshole!" while cracking her knuckles.

A volcanic creature crawled out from the flames. It was unlike anything the lycanthropes had ever seen. Its body was made purely of lava and molten rock. The titan was as gigantic as Riven's mansion, and when it crawled totally out of the crater of fire, it let out a deep wail, breathing fire out of its mouth. Following closely behind it, another titan crawled out of the crater, setting everything around it ablaze. Riven grabbed his mate by the hand and pulled her back, away from the perimeters where the titans stood. The remaining lycanthropes followed suit, following their Alpha's order to retreat.

But it was what came behind them that truly terrified me. Three figures, each standing twenty feet tall, covered in silver armor that seemed to absorb light. They moved with impossible grace for their size, and where their feet touched the ground, the earth withered. "Titan-class hybrids," Chen whispered—she'd been conscripted as our intelligence officer, her knowledge too valuable to waste. "Theoretical only, I thought. The energy required to maintain that size should be impossible." "Unless they're using multiple power sources," I realized. "How many Moonsingers did the Council really kill? How many did they harvest?"

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.

Titania shot him a cold glare as she continued her advances, throwing two and three punches aiming at his face and body. Seeing Titania's annoyed expression as she could not land any punch against him, a smug smile appeared on his face. "Baby girl, is that all you've got?" Travis could not help himself but chuckle. "Shut up. Don't call me Baby Girl!" Titania shouted in annoyance. "You are just dodging my attack. Fight back, you, Moron!" Titania challenged him. Travis's expression changed immediately when he heard her calling him 'Moron.'

The last one was the Behemoth, a giant creature with sharp curled horns with pointed canine teeth resembling a bull, and its skin was so thick that it was difficult to penetrate. The presence of the three creatures was so formidable that the ground cracked with every step they took. The Hell-hound snarled while drooling its acidic saliva and the Manticore hissed in a high-pitched voice that sent chills down your spine. The Behemoth roared in a thunderous sound that shook the ground. The entire forest crackled as it experienced a great earthquake from the Behemoth's deafening roar. Keefe's heart was beating really fast, and he realized his hands were shaking violently. He couldn't hide his fe