Vee Basilisk Novels & Stories

Upon peering over their heads, I let out a gasp and immediately took Alice and Olive out of the way when I saw what it was. It was a small snake about as thick as a thumb and about a meter long. But it wasn’t just a normal one. It was a basilisk. The same species as Silisk. “Skyr, get the kids!” I yelled. Skyr immediately came to my side and got Alice and Olive. When Skyr saw the baby basilisk, he paused. “Nathalia, is that-” “Silisk!” Olive cheered. “No, Olive,” I told her without breaking my contact with the serpent in front of me. “No way could this be Silisk. He’s dead.” Silisk is supposed to be the last of his kind, so how is there one here?

and said,“It’s starting already.” I asked, “What did you do?” “Nothing much other than disrupting the boundary spell around the pack.” She laughed. No. No. No. The pack was totally exposed to attacks from outside its boundaries because the protection spell had been broken, oh gods. However, why? How could she possibly do that? I heard a huge crash as the falling ball of fire struck the witches’ apartments.The witches’ lodgings had burned to the ground. I pulled out my dagger and pointed it at Rubi’s throat, holding on to it fiercely. “You bloody traitor!” I was about to murder her, but Rubi’s crazed laughing made me change my mind. I was curious to find out what was making her laugh, so I i

This beast was called the Dust Basilisk. The Dusk Basilisk was a creature that was a bit rare. It was difficult to run into one because they mostly lived underground and seldom came up to the surface world. They were so called because their scales were the colour of the earth, and they could easily be missed when they were on the ground. In fact, if it wasn’t for Aiden’s strong eyesight, he would have missed it. However, there was something that confused him.

Rose tilted her head in confusion. After a while, finally Matthew lifted his head. “Alright then, we’ll hunt down a bunch of basilisk lizards. How about that?” “Ba… Basilisks you say…” Rose gasped. “Yes, they are quite strong and they live in groups. We can get high scores and quite the amount of them as well.” “Are you crazy?! We can’t just be going for big games already can we?” Rose objected. “Can’t we?” “Eh?” Rose was once again dumbstruck. “What do you mean?”

“I hope you stay true to your words. But all this have happened, and you still aren’t curious about Aiden’s enemy?” “Enlighten me then.” “Azvameth De Veil.” As soon I mentioned his name, the colors on his face changed. The calm and composed facial expression turned to something dark. I felt like the storm of darkness clouded his eyes. His body turned stiff and I could feel his face burning. The personality which he was using to tease me shifted to being cold. I could feel his hatred for Azvameth just by his name so I am not sure what he would do if Azvameth shows up in front of him. It would be an end of Azvameth if he shows up in front of this raging lion.

rude, old-fashioned, tacky. "Why do you think that is?" He stirs in his hat, giving the girl a slight glimpse of bright red eyes, but it was too simple to be sure. “Artemisia, a name that comes from Artemisia Vulgaris or simply Wormwood." Something in the girl's chest began to hurt, as if she were pulling something. "A medicinal plant, certainly, but still, at the wrong dose, as fatal as hadone. "What are you talking about, demon?" Artemisia landed the cup on the saucer, she did not care that object had changed for the tenth time only in... How many minutes had passed?

Instead, it was a part of me; we were one and the same. I would still live an immortal life, only having one enemy that could stop me from ever being reborn, permanently ending my life. A Basilisk. A venous snake shifter that, like me, was rare, most believed them to be extinct. But now that I existed, one would be born, if not already—the universe now having to find balance in all forms. It was mindblowing the things I had already read about. For example, I could enchant items with my flames, similar to everlasting fire. But unlike everlasting fire, I couldn't break wards or spells with it, only strengthen things.

Blakely Held in place by dozens of shimmering chains stood the biggest snake I’d ever seen. It was the size of a school bus. No, even bigger. Ulrich stood and raised his hand, silencing the crowd. “The Goddesses final opponent of the night is the mighty—the fearsome—Basilisk!” The crowd roared and cheered as I fought to keep from pissing myself. ‘Control your bladder, woman.’ Aris huffed, ‘I refuse to die covered in urine.’

Thank God there were no traffic cops in Bridger National Forest at least! As she walked into Valley Market, cart at the ready, she noticed a striking young woman in the produce section. She had long blonde hair sporting the most intricate braids Liv had ever seen, as well as silver and leather jewelry surrounding her neck and both wrists. A beautiful, swirling black tattoo ringed one lean, toned bicep. She looked like some modern-day Viking shield maiden. Liv was fascinated. She'd always loved Viking stories though she didn't know that much about actual Norse legends. Just as she was about to go over and ask her where she had gotten the braids done, a huge man stalked up to the woman aggress

No, it couldn’t be… The large beast flapped its serpentine wings above her head as it came in for a landing. It’s scales took on the color of honey, shining like mirrors in the sun, and it landed with the grace of a blue heron, as it’s onyx talons clacked against the concrete patio. Madchen gasped as the beast shook it’s shiny scales, and sitting atop its head were two beautiful black horns. Ruby eyes blinked in the morning mist, eyes that looked vaguely familiar to her.