Beastars Hybrids Novels & Stories

David waved his hand and asked curiously, “Have you seen these hybrids before, Your Royal Highness? You just said these people cooperated with the galaxy beasts and betrayed human beings. What's up with that?” “David, this is the first time I have seen such a hybrid. If I guessed correctly, Sangruil Sinners should have cooperated with the Nine-Headed Serpents, one of the galaxy beasts. They should have transplanted the cells of the Nine-Headed Serpents into their bodies, resulting in them being able to enter this beast mode. Meanwhile, the Nine-Headed Serpents are humans’ enemies. They like to eat humans the most, and they have long wanted to keep humans in captivity so that we can be their

The entity responded, its massive hand grasping the altar's edge, pulling itself higher, maw snapping at the air. Levi cradled Amaya, her body limp, healing vines fading as she gasped for breath. "Our pup... what have they done?" The beast-pup nuzzled him momentarily, its void eyes flickering with recognition—Levi's beta blood calling to it—before shadows overtook, the hive corrupting it fully. It grew rapidly, size doubling in seconds, snarling at the packs with fangs like obsidian shards. The hybrid—Nathaniel's vessel—extended a limb, shadows linking to the pup. "Yes—join us, little one. The hive's family grows!" The pup-beast howled in response, void energy surging, empowering the hybrid

Knox suddenly moved in front of me, his body shielding me from Alpha Karl and Kyran. "Since when was it our responsibility to keep tabs on Alpha Eros? He is not just some omega werewolf that can be easily subdued. He is a hybrid alpha. Why come to us if he is missing?" Alpha Kyran's brow raised, and before Alpha Karl could do something, he moved between them. It all happened in a flash, and I watched in horror as Alpha Kyran's fingers laced in Knox's hair, and he bashed his head straight into the nearest seat.

“But with this, I don’t have to choose a new mate. I don’t have to accept anyone else. I present someone I’ve already bonded with. That’s you. This way, no one challenges my claim. No one questions my leadership. And no one separates us. You become my Luna.” “Your… your Luna?” She repeats, stunned. “But… what about that thread you all talk about? The goddess’s thread? And the maids… I heard them say an Alpha can’t take a human as Luna…” She’s panicking. But she’s not saying no. I smile inwardly. “I’ll present you as a hybrid.” Her eyes widen. “I’ve forged the documentation. DNA reports to show you’re a hybrid. The elders and protesters won’t object. I’ve done my research. A hybrid is accepte

As any scientist knows, you need to check and double-check. “I don’t believe it!” I gasped, feeling my eyes well up with tears of elation. Each individual cell, shifter, and human alike, had remained fully intact, leaving no trace of the vampire venom. The hybrid blood that the Alpha found had proven to be the vital ingredient for the antidote. It wasn't my story to tell. The shorter version was that one of our own had betrayed us, and our Alpha needed a sample of blood from the baby she carried. The child was a vampire-werewolf hybrid. That's all I know.

She was standing in the gunner’s hatch of a heavy scav-crawler right behind the motorcycle vanguard, her plasma rifle coated in the residual, glowing Origin-Code from the Neon Rain. I looked into my right mirror. Pacing the convoy through the dense, glowing blue brush were massive shadows. Origin-Beasts. But these weren't the rhino-sized wolves we had fought when we rescued the Code-Born. These were something worse. They looked like prehistoric big cats, but their bodies were entirely composed of jagged, shifting crystalline muscle that refracted the ambient blue light of the forest. They were incredibly fast, their multi-jointed legs eating up the uneven terrain without breaking a sweat.

“Hang in there. I’m here now.” Adverting my eyes back to the beast who managed to get back on its feet. It’s a Lykoi, a mutated hybrid at that. Of course this isn’t going to be to easy now is it. I stand my ground hiding my fear as the large beast paces back and forth sizing me up.

Breathing in fast paces, still staring at me, yet, like I was a foreign entity. “Bastard.” He suddenly seethed, in a doubled voice. “What? Who are you talking about?” I cried out, pouting my lips in hurt at his sudden state. “Teta…” He trailed his father’s name out fiercely, hands in defense like he was protecting himself from something. When he transformed, his beast stood up, pouncing on the floor in a heavy thud. As he did, broken shambles followed, destroying the entire piece and everything that it entailed.

She asked, but now I was worried, “It’s nothing bad but it is rare, only one out of three thousand are diagnosed. Now comes the other bit of news to go along with that.” We both were worried about this; Windsor placed the wand on Selenes’ belly, closer to the back, “Look here, that is two fetuses.” “So, we’re having five children?” I asked, she nodded, “Yes, but, these two, they’re hybrids.” Dr. Windsor stated, “But the other three are not?” Selene asked, Windsor nodded again,