Hi Monster Short Story

In the darkness, among shadows and in the mangled limbs the scent of damp decay seemed to thrive along with a animalistic mass that's eyes glowed luminescent in the night like embers of a dying fire. Sunlight was an object of avoidance for this primitive predator. It’s grotesque body cascading delicately meandering through the thick hanging forest, that was obscure from the eyes of innocence. The monster's flowing movement through the timberland mimicked a dance that was set to a low pitch steady rhythmic tempo. Gracefully terrifying the monster stayed insignificant or at least undiscovered to those who did not deserve it.

“We got to get him tested?” She smiled. “Is your blood still itching for Reno to scratch it?”

Ok so there's a boy named Will and he has 3 best friends, Mike, Dustin, and Lucas. It all started at Mike's house, all three boys were playing another game of d&dcampaign, until Mike's mom interrupts the game and asks all three boys to go home. The next day Mike, Dustin and Lucas arrive at school (as always), except all three boys didn’t see Will. They all thought he was sick or something. It was another day of school and yet, again, Will wasn’t there. A week had already past and there’s no sign of Will. All three boys asked themselves and to each other, where Will could be, is he lost,etc.

Shoes, shoes, shoes. All day every day. New shoes. Old shoes. Sneakers, boots, sandals, flip flops. Running over top of me.

It came on huge, rough, deadly legs. It glided through the water, very fast and very furious. Each leg was strong, and long extension reaching towards its prey with precision like an arrow aimed at a target. Each leg was a sturdy mass of armor. And from the great breathing cage of the upper body those two eyes had deadly accuracy which might expertly bring the monster into collision with its prey like a linebacker crashing into a running back, while the dagger teeth prepares. And the head itself, a boulder of deceiving rough skin. Its mouth gaped, exposing its prey. Its eyes widened, like two baseballs empty of all expression save hunger. It closed its mouth in a cowardly grin. It raced forward for the prey tearing it with its

“Forward assault team, you are cleared for the offensive.” Zolah watched the multiple screens, coordinating the strike teams during the main battle.

With all the problems we'd been having with our new neighbor, Billy decided it was time to build a solid fence between the two of us. Maybe if he couldn't see us, he'd leave us alone, and I agreed. It hadn't actually been part of the plan when we were deciding how we wanted to renovate the backyard, but after everything that had happened, it seemed like a good idea.

Halla invites me in. The house already seems different, even smells different. Sea air has been allowed to seep into the corners, inflating the rooms with a salty freshness. There is a vase of tulips on the kitchen table. The curtains are tied neatly together with orange ribbon. In the uncluttered space, an old inked sketch of a puffin sits renewed in a white frame on the window sill.

It's back again. Yoongi wanted to believe he was getting better, but it's become worse than ever.

It was another day in the wonderful world of VMI. Today started off just like any day here: your phone wakes you up with that dreadful sound, you go to BRC, and you go to classes. Except I was anxious to get the next twenty-four hours over and done with. I told my loved ones I was digitally disappearing for the next twenty-four hours. My isolation began at four p.m on Monday, October 2. This was the moment I feared the most. My finger struggled to hit the power off button, refusing as if it had a mind of its own. I went down to the rifle range for practice feeling like I had forgotten something. Minutes felt like hours and hours felt like days. I slowly walked back to barracks realizing how beautiful the colors of the leaves were.

Agent Hadden watched as the young woman was lead into the interrogation and room and she very slowly lowered herself into the seat across from him. He could tell that she was in pain, she was pale and she winced with every small movement, but there wasn’t a single sound that denoted how bad the pain was. No gasp or moan or sigh. She had showered and dressed since the last time he saw her, looking more like the missing person’s picture that had been plastered all over Pittsburgh local news and then the national news in the last eighteen months. However, it was obvious when her brown eyes came up to look at him that this was not the same woman who went missing a year and a half ago. How could

The first howls rang through the prairie at midnight. The night was unbearably bleak, but it was better here than up North. Before, we would barely catch a scrap of dead rabbit if we were successful. Sometimes, we even had to resort to gnawing the bark off of trees just to stop the aching hunger pains for one second. A light flickered wearily through the blizzard, emanating from a small house in the distance. This was our chance.

Opening his eyes, the first thing Cisco was aware of was being in this completely bluish and endless storm of lighting and flashes of light, perfectly mimicking the SpeedForce’s ambience and sending chills in the young man’s spine.

The deeper we go, the louder it gets, the Black Market alive, even at three o'clock in the afternoon when people should be at work. It is a Monday, after all.

I managed to groan. It might not have been loud enough to be heard by anyone else, but loud enough that I registered I had finally awoken. The pain has been increasing and I can feel my health diminishing. I can tell that I am running out of time. With that thought in mind, I decide that I need to make sure I have put my trust in the right people. “Ladies!” I called in a very subdued manner. I counted on my ladies in waiting to tend to my every need. When they had all approached, I proceeded to make them aware of the situation. “Ladies, you know of my aches and my irritability because of such. I only request that until my final moments have passed, you will remember I am still your Queen and obey me as such.” I watched as they all looked