Among Us As Humans Novels & Stories

Humans, in the midst of their campaign across the cosmos, were taken as an example of what not to do. They were hunted down when they realized that by allying themselves with humans, they were taken as traitors. This was also widespread among all races, what they had in common was that

she added pointing to herself, "and even if we magically escaped, what makes you think the humans won't treat us any differently?" "Because I'm basically human," I huffed, "and AMA knows things. She said humans have no way of knowing what we are. They can't smell you or know what you are unless you shift. They don't have mates, they fall in love freely," I let out a shallow breath, "we could have good lives there. We could marry, have pups of our own.." I trailed off Her wet eyes stared back at me, dead of hope, "I wish I had your dreams Shade, but when I close my eyes, all I see is darkness."

I shrugged, "they’re not so bad." "Just because you lived amongst them for a while as one of them, don’t forget what would happen if they found out the truth. Humans would want to use us and test on us. In the worst-case scenario, it could lead to a war between humans and our kind. Humans are users, Isadora. Just look at history."

"Yeah, so they're just checking out the room now to make sure there are no cameras or anything." "C-Cameras?" What the fuck? "Yeah, you know humans. They're fucking creeps sometimes." She says it so casually that I'm struck with wonder. Does the Soleus pack interact with humans a lot? Truth be told, I rarely have, aside from the occasional trips into town back in Redwood where all of us are treated like pariahs. I think a lot of the time, humans see self-sustaining groups of people and automatically assume "cult." Which has always been fine with shifters—at least we get left alone.

Not after he'd come all this way. "Affirmative, Maru. But you will cer..." Madame Ais started. "Let me listen on, Madame Ais." But Maru interrupted because he could barely contain his excitement after Madame Ais’ initial words of confirmation. "Affirmative, Maru." the system responded. "The History of the Human Race. We were not originally from this world. Our race was insignificant then compared to where we are now. We fought wars until our planet collapsed into an apocalypse of hunger and despair.

I just didn’t want it to be. Humans were unpredictable creatures. That was what the aunts always said. During the war, they had betrayed one another left and right. They had killed one another at a chance of survival. They had done monstrous things. Humans were not that different from the beasts who enslaved us, and I knew that, but… Not Ava. Never Ava.

At the same time, it suddenly dawned on us that humans were monsters without laws and morals to restrain them. "I don't want to go to this base anymore." It felt like a place that devoured people without leaving anything behind. "You guys will eventually run out of food." Ashton sighed. "At least the base has started large-scale farming. Besides, not everyone is bad. It's just that some people's true nature is revealed. It's a fifty-fifty chance." … When we arrived at the base, a group of armed men surrounded us. They took half of our supplies and led us to the medical room.

My eyes shot back up to Ash whose face gave nothing away. “With all due respect I don’t see how that’s a good idea,” I said, slowly. “Times can and must change and we would much rather be on the side that starts it, has control over it. We will all likely have to live among humans at some point in the future,” Ash said. “But humans cannot be trusted. They have quite a habit of pushing species into extinction. They don’t like what they don’t understand and they have serious weapons in abundance,” Ryan said, shocking me that he could put that together in his caveman brain.

Our lives are not infinite, although we can live longer than humans. To say we are better than humans is an understatement. First, we have powers unknown to humans, and second, we learn faster and can master much more than humans. We can take more weight and pain than what a human, being exposed to the same, would have died long ago. In short, our strengths and abilities are beyond humans. But without humans, who are we?

Alcohol didn't affect us like Humans anyway, so it didn't really matter. When we got inside the club, it was swarming with people. There was a mixture of Humans, Wolves, Vampires, and some other species. Maybe Witches? I wasn't all too familiar with the other Supernatural species and could barely tell Wolves apart from Humans. That was pathetic on its own. We rarely had to deal with any other species, so I was very much in the dark.