Fun Ghoul Novels & Stories

"At least that's a relief.." Maira interrupted with a defeated smirk, "Don't underestimate Ghouls. They might not have eyes or ears, but their tongues are super sensitive and poisonous! They are merciless cannibals who eat their prey alive… Their sense of smell makes up for every other sensory organ. If they catch even a slightest whiff of our flesh, they'll chase us till the end of the earth." "Great! So we are stuck here…" Falco jeered in agitation. "What's the point of coming first when we can even cross the damn valley?"

Now I knew where the worst Youtubers had learned all their stupid clichés. The four ghost hunters looked like one of the rock bands Mom listened to, all of them wearing black from head to toe, and a hot macho frontman: Brandon Price, creator, executive producer and lead investigator of the show. Anything else in your spare time, dear? But no matter their looks, they actually behaved like teens on spring break.

Cyrus chuckled, "I was overseas, Iraq, you know the war on terror. Anyway, we were in the middle of a hot zone when a group of things called Ghuls I Beanban appeared." "What are those?" "Flesh-eating undead, or something like it," Cyrus shook his head, "Thank the god's Boomer brought his flamethrower that day. The Taliban didn't stand a chance the Ghul tore them apart. It was the first time I uncorked the bottle," He raised the phylactery, "Giichi appeared, and the Ghuls knew what it was. They tried to run. The bastards didn't get far." Warren found it hard to keep his eyes open, and he forced himself to stay awake. "So, how should we take down the forest giant?"

No one is daring enough to do it. I would have taken it upon myself to ask Sin, but my concentration is focused on something else. Something lurking at the entrance of the throne room; something only I can see. Ten ghouls. These ghouls are waiting. Dark, grey matter is smeared on their clothes as their bodies itch with sores all over. They look worse than the previously dead people I have seen. These are the people who died recently. Death has come to punish me. Now, I have to accept my punishment.

“Did she scare you?” “No,” she breathed. “This isn't the first time. I've gotten used to it.” I froze, my fingers pinching too hard on a shred of broken glass; the last piece in her back. It cracked. I hissed because of the mishap. It was trickier to pull out than the others. My eyes rolled back to Catalina. “Catalina, did you just say that this isn't the first time you've seen a ghoul?” “What's a ghoul?”

The boy whimpered and curled up, his tummy growling as the fight started to leave him and he just cried pitifully for food, giving me a pleading look as he tried to lick his lips to get the blood off them with the muzzle on. "It's a ghoul," one of the members said quietly, looking at the boy. He was one of the calmer members who didn't fight much. He was mostly a scholar at heart and liked reading books and studying. "They're almost extinct because of how they eat. It gets them killed quickly when they're found. No one wants to be eaten alive. They're basically monsters that look human and are frequently called cannibals, but they're not because they're not human. The human race kills them w

He took his time and finally fixed his attention to the short girl with butterfly hairpins, thinking he would easily devour her. As soon as he was done calculating, he jumped as high, alerting the three humans. But as the ghoul’s increased speed, he immediately took his target and disappeared within a blink leaving Yushiro and Rebecca to freeze in the moment. When they realized, they spread and chased the ghoul.

I don’t even want to tell her about the exhausting day that I had. “…” She gave me a hard and piercing stare that meant she wants to hear everything even if I don’t want to tell her. “A monster killed one of my co-teachers. It’s called a winged-ghoul and it could detach its torso from its legs. I’ve never heard of one or even seen one before but it apparently feed on pregnant women.” “Oh my, how dreadful is that. Did it hurt you?” “No, I said I’m fine. We easily killed the thing.”

The two bloodsuckers Mikali was holding at gunpoint in a dark cavern looked exactly like what Jo had been imagining when she’d picked out two potential snitches in her mind. Both of them were groveling on the ground, sweat pouring from their undead foreheads as they pleaded with the Guardian to let them go. Mikali was glaring at them, standing at his full height, which had to be at least six three since he towered over Jo, alternating the target at the end of his Beretta from one sniveling bastard to the other.